Fifty years after Neil Armstrong took his first steps on the moon, humanity stands at the threshold of a new era in space exploration.

Commercial companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin are racing to make space travel accessible to ordinary people.

The Commercial Space Race

The private sector has invested billions in developing reusable rockets and spacecraft that could dramatically reduce the cost of reaching orbit.

Experts predict that within the next decade, space tourism could become a reality for wealthy travelers, with prices eventually dropping to levels accessible to the middle class.