So far, 600 people have paid up to US$250,000 to take their seat on SpaceShipTwo. FMTNews
The inside of the cabin will have seats for six passengers and a two-member crew.
Besides all the windows and cameras, the craft will have a mirror in the back of the cabin so people can admire themselves. Each seat is close to a large oval-shaped porthole, and a camera is attached to each window in such a way that passengers can be photographed with Earth behind them, with no need to take a selfie of their own.
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