<prompt> Human: Wasnt sure whether to post on here or on rspace. I know this sounds silly but its always been my moms dream to go into space. She and my dad both worked for Rocketdyne and then Boeing and are mechanical engineers. My moms always wanted to go into space and it seems like it might be possible with things like SpaceX and such but Im not sure whats the best way to save up for it or if its even at all possible. About me: -23 years old, currently a vet student and on a scholarship with the US Army-Income: 25000year and school paid for 31000year-Have 68k in student loans from undergrad 1 year of vet school pre-scholarship about 6 interest, paying 210month early payment since its still deferred-5500 in a Roth IRA, contributing 390month-Also putting away 300month toward buying a car -Once Im done with school my income will be about 70,000 and I will probably be paying about 600month for student loansSo.. is there a way I can save up or invest to get my mom on some passenger flight into orbit in her lifetime? Shes 65 now, but is very healthy like, runs-12-marathons healthy. I really want to give this to her, shes done so much for me and this is her dream. Ive been trying to research the future costs of commercial space travel but its hard to find that kind of information. So anything would be helpful! Thanks so much.  <response>: Until you can afford it, maybe a VR experience would be cool. Nothing like the real thing though. 