Dinner In Space By Michelin-Starred Chef To Cost Half A Million Dollars
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SpaceVIP, a luxury space travel company, has hired a Danish chef from a Michelin-starred restaurant for the six-hour high-tech space balloon trip.
Deep-pocketed food and space lovers will soon be able to enjoy gourmet dining in the stratosphere. At least if they are willing to pay almost $500,000 a ticket. And less than 24 hours after the trip was announced, many people have already asked where they can sign up.
SpaceVIP, a luxury space travel company, has hired a Danish chef from a Michelin-starred restaurant for the six-hour high-tech space balloon trip, which is set to debut next year.
Rasmus Munk will create the menu for the six guests who'll be taken 100,000 feet (30 kilometers) above sea level. Here they will dine watching the sunrise over the earth's curvature, with wifi on board allowing them to livestream to friends at home.
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