The main reason why we travel to space is because of our curiosity of the unknown, the quest of discovery above anything else. Similar to the navigators and explorers of the XVth and XVIth centuries, mankind travelling into space meets with new challenges head-on. This union of space travel and mankind holds unexpected resolve and answers to Earth solutions, far beyond immediate advantages resulting from the conquest of space.  

Mr. Benz created the motor vehicle as we know it today but it is Mr. Henry Ford who created mass production and made cars available to the general public. Mr. Charles Lindbergh made the first transatlantic flight, a feat in itself but what transpires of this is the aviation industry that he inspired. Thanks to Mr. Paul Allen and Mr. Burt Rutan’s researches, space travel is nowadays possible to the general public onboard space vessels.

We wish to create thousands of astronauts in years to come and help them realize their dream of discovering the majestic beauty of the blue planet seen from above, gaze at the all mighty stars and the breathtaking sensation of space flight weightlessness. This evolution will equally allow all countries across the world to have their own astronauts, a right stashed away only for the elite.

From now on, space as we have heard in sequels, will not be the final frontier. The development of efficient and reusable spacecrafts just like the XP is accessible to the general public for work and entertainment.