space tourism adventure for $150 million

If you’ve got a lust for space travel, 

a desire to go where only a couple of dozen people have gone before, and $150 million to spare, 

Space Adventures needs you. The space tourism company--it’s the one that organizes the ISS trips via the Russian Soyuz--has mapped a potential tour around the moon that could lift off within five years. But until it sells the second seat, the mission will remain grounded.

That’s right, the second seat.