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You can send a lock of your hair up on the ship, or a business card, for $2500. The launch vehicle has room for corporate logos on the side (think NASCAR, but faster) for $25,000 and up. TransOrbital will license high-definition footage of the moon and daily Earthrise to the movies. Baldly commercial and on a shoestring, Trailblazer replaces the old NASA goals of scientific research and military advantage with a new one of profit-seeking and, over the long term, homesteading on lunar soil.

So what is the craft that they are sending to the moon. I gather it is unmanned. From this it sounds like a trash can with a video camera. To even discuss homesteading from this venture is ludicrous.

One orange in Hawaii is $.75---how much on the moon?

Five pound bag of mixed fruit...oranges/apples---7 $'s!