Benson Space Company released the design of their new 'Dream Chaser' ship for suborbital tourism. Benson Space Co. was recently in the press after they helped an Oracle contest winner get into space without paying taxes. The new Dream Chaser design features many windows, similar to those on the Virgin Galactic Ship. The design is less costly to produce than previous designs by Benson's company. It is also faster to build which means that Benson will be able to start sending passengers into space by their 2009 start date.

Brian Emmet, the guy who one a trip into suborbital space from Oracle, is getting a free ride. Benson Space Co. heard about Brain's trouble with the tax man and offered to hire him as a consultant for the ride. Now the whole trip is a tax write off - take that tax man! At least, now that Brian is using the trip to space for work it seems like it could be a write off, but I suppose he still won the trip and probably has to pay taxes. This is when reporters would probably call people and ask.

Brain will give Benson feedback on the ride into space as a way of improving their own suborbital experience.