You have a few days left to get a chance to go into space and win on the SpaceX Inspiration 4 mission, which is to depart into Earth orbit by the end of 2021.
By the end of this week, go to the Inspiration 4 website to win one of its two final seats, along with billionaire and commander Jared Isaacman and a medical assistant at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Henley Arsenox, Tennessee. And were selected to join the mission as chief medical officer of the crew.
Isaacman publicly donated two more mission seats to come into space with him. Inspiration 4 is the code name of each passenger on the mission: Isaacman is “Leadership”, “Arsenox” is Hope, and the remaining two seats on the mission will represent “prosperity” and “generosity”.
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The first opportunity asks competitors to start a store on the Shift 4 Shop eCommerce platform – Isaacman is the company’s CEO – and “post your inspirational business story on Twitter” to grab a seat representing prosperity.
“If you’ve ever hesitated to start an e-commerce business, this could be one of the best ways to grow your business,” Isaacman told Space Dot about the property seat, in a video interview.
The second opportunity is to donate to St. Jude – a Memphis-based hospital that treats children’s cancer patients for free – possibly to secure a seat representing gen generosity. The larger the donation amount the more entry into the contest. The amount listed is between ડો 10 for 100 entries) and $ 5,000 (for 10,000 entries), or you can customize your donation amount. Each level also receives benefits such as mission posters or vintage t-shirts.
“It’s not an auction,” Isaacman told Space.com about the generous meeting. “He’s not a rich man bidding million 50 million or 60 60 million for a seat. It’s a level playing field right now. So if you’re just thinking of donating for a wonderful cause – St. Go on. Give him a shot. “
The mission is announced as the first all-private crew orbital mission and does not involve any commercial astronauts, initiating efforts by SpaceX companies to promote space tourism. A handful of well-placed tourists have flown into space on government missions, and companies like Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic are working on spacecraft that could one day bring paid customers into subrobit.
The deadline to enter the contest is Sunday (February 28) at 11:59 EST (0459 March 1 GMT). You can sign up at Inspiration 4.com and read the official contest rules here.
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