When do you think we will see the first IPO of a company doing manned spaceflight?


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Neomi asks:

I am not refering to companies like Lockheed Martin, or Boeing - they don’t do manned spaceflight - they just sell stuff to the government. I am refering to companies like SpaceX, or Bigelow aerospace Blue Origin. Thoughts?

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3 Comments to "When do you think we will see the first IPO of a company doing manned spaceflight?"

  1. Hettie

    under 2 years

  2. Le

    Soon. I have details.

  3. Neida

    Now. Virgin under Sir Richard Branson has already started to invest in a galactic earth station and the passenger craft and space station.

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