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Tickets To The Moon? Yours For £100m

huffingtonpost.com (10 months and 29 days ago)

Jun 20, 2012

A British company has offered tourists the chance to go the Moon - for the low, low price of £100m. Excalibur Almaz, an aerospace company... full story

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Tickets To The Moon? Yours For £100m

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