Spaceflight
Do you want to be a space tourist? New Scientist magazine and Audi are running a competition to offer someone a trip into space.
At present, space tourism is only affordable to wealthy individuals with tickets costing a reported $20 million.
The lucky winner of the competition will experience a flight that will take them 100km (60 miles) above the Earth's surface. To enter the competition click here. The closing date is 30 April 2007.
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