how much would it cost to go to the moon??

Answer 1

This is from the August 2005 issue of the National Geographic: 'Working with Russian space officials, a private firm plans to sell a flyby trip to the moon. Price per passenger: 100 million dollars (U.S.). If the plan takes off, two space tourists and their pilot would spend 10 to 21 days crammed in a passenger car-size Soyuz space module..........Organizers say the trip could launch in three to four years. {2008/09}. Citizen astronauts able and willing to cover the sky-high cost of the spaceflight would first have to undergo six to eight months of extensive training and mission preparation. '

Answer 2

The Apollo project spent $25 billion to let 12 men walk on the Moon. Adjusted for inflation that is well over $100 billion today.

Space Adventures, the same company that sent several tourists to the international space station, is trying to arrange an orbital trip around the Moon for $100 million per person in a Russian Soyuz. They would not land or get to walk on the Moon though.

Answer 3

Not sure to the moon but Richard Branson has something going on where he's planning to take a plane (to be desinged and built) into space and then back at £200,000 a shot.

I suppose anyone could design, build and fly a ship to the moon and you would be in charge of your own expenditure.

Answer 4

£2.80 is the return bus fair and then its only a 400yrd walk to the moon pub

Answer 5

The moon pub is very quiet, has no atmosphere Ha, ha, ha.

Answer 6

200 million dollers.

Answer 7

come with me i'll make the earth move

Answer 8

$100,000,000