Kottayam: Only a trip to space that has avoided Santhosh George Kusancara so far.
It will also soon become a reality for a 49-year-old player who has traveled 130 countries and has documented his experience for Malayalists throughout the world.
He will become an Indian Indian spacecraft tourist, after ordering his seat back in 2007 on one of the paid commercial spaces proposed to be launched by Virgin Galactic Richard Branson.
Globetrotter was truly pumped about his trip after a space trip made by Branson earlier this month and the founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos on Tuesday.
“Branson’s journey showed that the stage was set for the launch of commercial flights like me,” said Santhosh who put the room was the next big thing for humans.
“People don’t know whether the earth will be a safe place to stay in another 100 years.
Climate change and pandemic are just an indication of things to come.
So, the colonization will begin on other planets,” he said, adding that the company would compete Fight space exploration, and that he hopes to take an airplane at the end of the year or early next year.
Santhosh with Richard Bransonsanthosh has ordered his chair for $ 2.5 lakh when people know a little about this project.
“The commercial flight flight was only hope that was far at that time.
But I have been waiting since then,” he said.
Santhosh has visited Virgin Galactic space in the Mojave desert in the US and in New Mexico for flight training: Zero gravity, G-Tolerance, etc.
Costs for additional training.
Santhosh has received updates about the project every week.
When asked if he would catch the first commercial flight, he said he wasn’t sure about it.
“Only four people can travel in one flight.
Every batch will be decided based on various criteria.
Until now, I know that I will be on one of the early flights to the room and the first Indians to do it,” he said.
Santhosh has started his solo trip around the world with a video camera in 1997.
The informative documentary he made about his foreign trips had made him very popular and the face of the TV that was familiar.
He planned to bring the camera with him into space too.
“I have never traveled without a camera.
More than I see something, I want viewers to see, study, and experience from my trip,” he said.
He said he would file in his preparation for a trip to see viewers.
“None of Indians or People’s People who have experienced such experience.
Their shows it to them is what thrills me,” he said.
“Even though there are around six cameras in the spaceship I will have a video camera with me to capture the moments that might be missed by the inbuilt camera.
I have asked for permission for it when ordering my ticket.
For them it’s interesting because I became a tourist Spacecrafts represent around 130 crores people.
They know my camera will open the outer space before a very large population, “he said.
Santhosh has a publishing house called Indian Workers and a Safari TV Exploration channel based in the city of origin Marakatpally in Kottayam.
The first tourist room India is ready to be launched
