What are you waiting for? There's a whole galaxy out there for you to explore. With our custom DreamMaker spacecraft, the Solar System and planets beyond lie at your fingertips—for less money than you think!
Why experience a solar eclipse from the South Pacific when you can watch a Mercury transit from Venusian clouds? Why see the auroras from Alaska when you could see mightier ones on Jupiter? Why go to Vegas for nightlife when you could experience the perpetual darkness of a rogue planet?
We at Ars Tourisma are here to make your next vacation truly out of this world. So please browse our brochure below to select your vacation of choice. Payments accepted in US Dollars, Lunar Lira, or Charon Credits. (We're sorry, but we can no longer accept Betelgeuse Bitcoins).
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"Spacecraft now allow us the luxury to study Mercury transits at times of our choosing from unique locales across our solar system."NASA
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"Take a nostalgic look back at the great milestones of human Mars exploration."NASA
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"Stop by this mysterious world of ice and rock before heading to Jupiter!"NASA
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"The Jovian cloudscape boasts the most spectacular light show in the Solar System, with northern and southern lights to dazzle even the most jaded space traveler."NASA
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"Discover a world that teems with larger oceans than anywhere else! All rooms come with an ocean view."NASA
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"This exotic moon orbiting Saturn features tours of hydrocarbon dunes and methane seas! Watch out for the cryovolcanoes, though."NASA
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"Come and visit the home of 'Cold Faithful!' This tiny moon near Saturn has geysers that never disappoint."NASA
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"For an out-of-this-solar-system experience, visit this world bathed in its star's red-wavelength photons, making for a color palette that's very different from the greens on Earth."NASA
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"Come see the first exoplanet ever discovered! But don't get too close. 51 Pegasi B is about half the mass of Jupiter and orbits its star every 4.2 days."NASA
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"At twice the volume of Earth, HD 40307g is a super-Earth in every sense of the word, including its gravitational pull! Check your parachute twice before jumping."NASA
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"Come see this beautiful world with two stars. Too bad neither of them provide much warmth, though, as this planet has a surface temperature similar to that of dry ice."NASA
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"This planet has an awesome night life! That's partly because it's a rogue world with no parent star. Recommended reading: Dying of the Light, by George RR Martin."NASA
(Note: The illustrations above, from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, were made to fire our minds with interest in further exploring our Solar System and exoplanets beyond. Job well done.)
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