Now I'm rather indifferent to anything space related, I'd just rather know

[Burney]

what's out there, let alone contemplating what it might mean.

But that Musk rocket with the boosters that returned to earth and landed up right was awfully cool looking. Presumably this is what he meant when he mentioned transporting people around the globe in a rocket. Imagine that, you need to get to your 5 star resort in Dubai for a holiday so that you can eat top class Indian and Italian food and you get there by going a few miles up at a phenomenal rate and then dropping back down at an equally phenomenal rate.

Whole thing should take no more than an hour or two.

Ace.

Would there be time for an in-flight movie, a gin and tonic and one of those splendid mystery meals, though?

If not, they can fùck off.

[World's End Stella]

Would there be time for an in-flight movie, a gin and tonic and one of those splendid mystery meals, though?

If not, they can fùck off.

As you'd be in a rocket ascending and descending pretty vertically, I would guess not.

But there is that added advantage of cutting the travel time down by about 80% or so. Imagine Hong Kong in less than two hours. I'd take that over 13 1/2 hours in business class.

[Burney]

As you'd be in a rocket ascending and descending pretty vertically, I would guess not.

But there is that added advantage of cutting the travel time down by about 80% or so. Imagine Hong Kong in less than two hours. I'd take that over 13 1/2 hours in business class.

Nah. It sounds horrible and traumatic. Like a two-hour extreme rollercoaster ride. You'd probably shít and vomit yourself inside out. Not worth the time saving.

Mind you, I agree with you about space. It's stupid and - quite literally - a waste of space. It can fûck off n'all.

[Ash]

As you'd be in a rocket ascending and descending pretty vertically, I would guess not.

But there is that added advantage of cutting the travel time down by about 80% or so. Imagine Hong Kong in less than two hours. I'd take that over 13 1/2 hours in business class.

There is the added disadvantage of a launch costing $57 million. Not sure how many you fit on the rocket but you'd probably have to be Mezut Ozil (Or maybe Aaron Ramsey when he gets his next Arsenal contract) to afford it.

[World's End Stella]

(Or maybe Aaron Ramsey when he gets his next Arsenal contract) to afford it.

No heart, you. None.