the company's owner, richard branson is charging the equivalent of under 160,000 euros a seat. marcell has made just a small down payment but says he will be able to come up with the rest soon. >> i think that it does get more democratic. also i think that in the future this will really become something that will be even more cheap. >> there have been proposals to launch the space vehicles from europe. the municipality here in the netherlands says it is willing to transform its little airport into a spaceport. it might even do wonders for the local economy. but not everyone wants a spaceport next to the village pub. >> i think it is ridiculous. it is terrible that people woul pay $200,000 for a few minute in space just for the fun of it. besides, it is bad for the environment there are better things to do here on earth. >> the flights would make an age-old dream a reality. space tourism is only just getting off the ground. but the sky is the limit. >> the legends of the past don't seem to have made an impression in poland's capital, warsaw. one poster has caused outrage. it in

. >> we heard people like richard branson talking up shuttle trips. happened. >> the original title of the book was "failure to launch: the dreams and illusions". they said that's too depressing. no they will not advance the space frontier because the frontier of space is expensive. it's dangerous. that's not right for a capital market to value. the history of human exploration is one where government takes the first step. they pay for the first patents. they draw the maps. government paid for columbus voyage and louis and clark. that's who figures out what's going on and then private enterprise comes. >> not according to newt gingrich. >> he got it wrong. private sector is a participant with nasa on that frontier. i think that can work. i don't have a problem with that. private sector is already a participant, but not at that level. >> we know he was speaking in florida. do you think that may have colored somewhat the speech? >> a little bit. >> would it have the same impact in idaho? >> it's easy to give a speech on space in space coast florida brig

they've been talking about filming on one of sir richard branson's virgin crafts.ghtlessness. >> i want to do that. >> we should be in the video. if anybody could do that, it is you. we suggest the song liftoff, which beyonce and jay-z collaborated for on jay-z and kanye west's watch the throne album. >> i went to the concert. i love those guys. >> it's the middle of the night here. >> the sneak peek of next week's modern family. claire is running for city council. check this out. the family helps her prepare for the big debate. >> welcome, candidates. >> thank you for having me. >> su so much, alex, i'm honored to be here. i remain a humble servant to the greatest town in the greatest -- >> eye rolling. >> playful eye rolling. >> how do we know it's playful. i would avoid it. and don't purse your lips like that. and don't touch your face. >> no face-touching. seems nervous. >> some of this is subjective. [ buzzer rings ] what? what now? >> anger. >> i'll keep my hands on my hips. >> do you want to get started. >> we haven't started? >> it's like me. i should have

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virgin's tycoon, richard branson, director james cameron, google's executive chairman eric schmidt and the mix with a submersible. >> something as exciting and as exploratory and new is going to the deepest part of the ocean will capture people's imagination. >> on our triton test dive, we go as far as 500 feet down. look at all of these colors. we're gliding through another world. it's an extraordinary taste of what's next to come for submarine exploration. >> we want to build a commercial and viable vehicle. we want to allow scientists, tourists, exploration geologists and geophysicists, whoever wants to go to the deep ocean, we want to be able to take them. >> triton is already working on their next submarine. it will be tested in two to three years and will descend to the ocean's deepest point in less than an hour and a half. the estimated cost? $15 million. >> you'll be doing this again? >> i hope so. you should come. >> i would love. i'm so engineerous. thank you for your reporting on this. >>> and still ahead, today's style, how you can dress to look ten pounds thinner. but firs

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