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By 2020, the world's first luxury space hotel, Aurora Station, will be welcoming its first guests. At $9.5 million, guests will be in a 12-day space travel tours, but it can not promise to take them close to the moon.
On the other hand, Space Adventures, a Virginia-based space and aeronautics company, is offering tourists a circumlunar mission around the moon. The service will be ready by 2020. Reports said interested luxury travelers are more than willing to spend $250,000.
For the latest moon landing that NASA is planning, the agency said it needs about $20 billion to $30 billion for that mission.
By merely looking at those thousands or billions of dollars, we're guessing that the closest you get to the moon today is through this glow in the dark moon clock.
That, or by singing "Fly Me to the Moon" by Frank Sinatra.
During the day, this 12-inch by diameter glow in the dark moon clock can absorb enough light to shine, so to speak, come nighttime.
Between your regular wall clock and this lunar wall clock, the latter is noiseless. It doesn't have the "tick-tock" sound which horror movies use.
And, while all clocks' primary function is to tell time, you may want this glow in the dark moon clock for the primary purpose of being a home decor. You can hang it in the wall of your bedroom, living room, office, or library.
During day time, it looks like the black-and-white photo of the moon. It's close to how the moon looks during times we chance upon it when the sun is still up. The craters and surfaces are evident!
By nighttime, it changes to color green with the craters and surfaces much more visible.
While no doubt this item can be an ideal gift for space enthusiasts, we think it's perfect for anyone who wants to create a romantic feel in their household.
This wall clock can also be a welcome addition to a cafe and restaurant.
Hang it by the wall close to your coffee table. It's perfect too for a date night with your SO.
Wait, is there a Star Wars fan on your gift list this year? Han Solo in carbonite costume would sure make an unusual and unforgettable gift!
Don't be boring and take your taste to the next level with these labyrinth door knockers. Door knockers are the first things your guests see and touch!
A helmet based on one of the most iconic designs in science fiction, the Predator. What else do you need to convince yourself, really? Get one today!
The Disney officially licensed Ursula costume is sure to win the admiration of your Halloween guests this year. No more boring costumes!
Who doesn't want to live in Middle-earth? If you are the world's biggest Lord of the Rings fan, you've got two options: sneak into New Zealand and try to find a hobbit hole that hasn't been discovered yet, or settle for these Hobbit Feet Slippers.
Looking for an excellent gift for children of all ages, an exceptional company, or unique home decoration? This fluffy elephant plush will top your list!
Got a Mortal Kombat fan in the family? This sub-zero mask is just what they want! It is the best gift you can get for any Mortal Kombat fan.
When darkness falls and adventure calls, light your way with the Minecraft Torch. Highly detailed, 11.5 inches tall, this bright and fun item features a block style appearance, making it an excellent game fan gift.
With blood and grey nails, this zombie hand doorknob is what nightmare is made of. Guests cannot enter unless they are willing to shake hands with this creeper.
We found an assortment of Star Trek polos that the fandom will surely love. There are t-shirt and uniforms too. Many are officially licensed Star Trek products.
The vertical ice cube tray is strategic in many ways. It saves space inside the fridge and produces hexagon-shaped ice films that are easy to crash in blenders.
The Oreo dunking spoon prevents kids from dipping their hands into the glass of milk when they eat cookie. There won’t be sticky fingers and stained shirts too.
This R2D2 can cooler works like a thermal bucket for that beer in a can you’ll be drinking as you celebrate the success of the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
Once spun, the zombie bowling balls go in a trance-like motion straight to knock down pins in one roll. The design is a man with a bloody face and ripped flesh.
