Space Tourism

1. a trajectory or flight path that does not complete a full orbit around a celestial body.
7. the act of traveling to unfamiliar places or seeking knowledge about a subject, typically for discovery or understanding.
9. business or organization engaged in commercial, industrial, or professional activities to produce goods, services, or conduct trade.
12. the practical knowledge, skill, or understanding gained from participating in or undergoing events, activities, or situations.
13. the period of time that will come after the present, characterized by events and developments yet to happen.
15. various tools, systems, and methods developed through scientific knowledge for practical applications in different fields.
17. the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives, including the air, water, land, and other living organisms.
18. the path followed by an object, such as a satellite or spacecraft, as it revolves around a celestial body in a closed and repeating trajectory.
19. the condition of being free from harm, danger, or risk, ensuring protection and well-being.
20. home of galaxies, stars, planets and cosmic phenomena.

2. travel for pleasure, recreation, or cultural exploration, often involving a temporary stay in destinations outside one's usual environment.
3. the act of sending a spacecraft, missile, or other projectile into motion, often into space or the air, using a specific mechanism or platform.
4. vehicle designed for travel or operation in outer space.
5. the intelligent, social beings that inhabit the Earth.
6. specialized garment designed to provide life support and protection to astronauts in the vacuum and extreme conditions of outer space.
8. motivating or stimulating influence that sparks creative thought, ideas, or actions.
10. engaged in commerce or business activities for profit.
11. an individual who travels in a vehicle, such as a car, bus, train, or airplane, but is not the driver
14. an individual who systematically investigates and studies natural phenomena, aiming to expand knowledge and understanding in various fields.
16. Absence of weight due to free fall or zero gravity.