How about getting married in space?
“I’d like to arrange the first weddings in space,” says Jeffrey Manber, American entrepreneur. “I think space stations are extraordinarily cool, and I don’t think they have been exploited.”
Today, Manber has carved out a successful niche in the space station ecosystem as chief executive of NanoRacks, a Houston-based startup. NanoRacks has simplified the process of sending experiments to the space station.
Sometime back, Manber asked his engineers to look into a quirky idea Nasa discarded: Could used rocket parts left in orbit be used as low-cost space stations? Advances in robotics makes it seem promising.