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- InterstellOr, the Chinese space start-up, plans suborbital tourist flights by 2028 at 3 million yuan per ticket and more than 20 people have signed up.
- This follows Jiangsu Deep Blue Aerospace's earlier announcement of a 2027 mission.
- Doubts about InterstellOr's credibility persist due to its short history and limited patents.
- Experts say China could become competitive in suborbital pricing, but space tourism will remain a high-cost, niche market.
