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Leave the world.Come back different.

Lumen Aerospace flies private citizens to the edge of space. See Earth from above.

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400 kilometres up, everything gets quiet.

We fly in pressurised cabins with the largest windows ever bolted to a rocket. Ninety minutes later you land somewhere you have never been: home.

The Moon setting below Earth's horizon, photographed from the space station
250+flights flown
98%would fly again
400 kmpeak altitude
Three journeys, one direction: up.
Orbital sunrise over Earth's horizon
Journey 1 of 3

Low Orbit

$95k

Ninety minutes, sixteen sunrises’ worth of light, and the whole curve of the Earth.

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Earthrise over the Moon, photographed by Apollo 8
Journey 2 of 3

Lunar Flyby

$450k

Six days out and back, skimming the far side of the Moon at 100 km.

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The International Space Station above Earth
Journey 3 of 3

Orbital Stay

$1.2M

Twelve nights aboard Lumen Halo. A private suite, a cupola, and zero alarm clocks.

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Built for the part you remember.

Earth seen through the station's cupola windows

The overview window

A 1.4-metre panoramic pane. Nothing between you and the curve of the Earth.

An astronaut floating weightless inside the space station

Weightless by design

Six minutes of zero-g in a cabin made to float in, not just survive.

A crew capsule floating in the ocean after splashdown

Re-entry, softened

A quiet descent, an ocean splashdown, and a very hot towel.

Your seat is waiting.

Deposits from $9,500, fully refundable until you are fitted for your suit. Lumen Aerospace is fictional, so the deposit is too.