<p><a href='https://www.bu.edu/csp/profiles/majd-mayyasi/'>Majd Mayyasi</a>, a BU Center for Space Physics senior research scientist, discusses the future of civilian space travel and how it would impact the study of space. She also shares her experience training for suborbital flight as part of an inaugural program for scientists. </p>

Majd Mayyasi, a BU Center for Space Physics senior research scientist, discusses the future of civilian space travel and how it would impact the study of space. She also shares her experience training for suborbital flight as part of an inaugural program for scientists.

<p><a href="https://www.bu.edu/csp/profiles/majd-mayyasi/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Majd Mayyasi</a>, a BU Center for Space Physics senior research scientist, discusses the future of civilian space travel and how it would impact the study of space. She also shares her experience training for suborbital flight as part of an inaugural program for scientists.&nbsp;</p>

With Space Tourism a Reality, Will Civilians Travel to Space? And When?

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With Space Tourism a Reality, Will Civilians Travel to Space? And When?