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December 30, 2005 11:28 AM PST

The rules for space tourism

by Kari Dean McCarthy
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The U.S. government may have more serious security concerns than it can handle, but that won't stop it from contriving rules to regulate an industry that has yet to materialize.

The Associated Press reports that the FAA has published a novella of proposed regulations governing the future of space tourism.

"Final" regulations are due in June, 2006, governing everything from medical standards to preflight training requirements.

Richard Branson must be relieved to learn they have it all figured out.

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