Space fans will be able to stay on station for up to 30 days
- Move over ISS - a startup vying to become the world's first commercial space station has revealed the stunning interior lucky visitors can expect.
There are four private room quarters, each with a built-in storage compartment, vanity, and a custom amenities kit. Experts have developed a signature sleep system that is roughly the size of a queen-size bed with a customised amount of equal pressure throughout the night - and it adjusts whether you're a side or back sleeper."It’s a duvet that inflates, creating this equal pressure up against you which allows for a beautiful, comfortable night’s rest."The images are final designs of how Haven-1 will eventually look - though they're just mock-ups for now.
"I’ve flown three missions to space, and we are learning from those experiences and innovating to improve the way we can live and work on a space station," he said.
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