Larger market?  I think not.  The space launch biz is populated by hundreds of different companies, all wanting to spend millions or billions to get a useful sat into orbit.  BO is looking to a small group of billionaires with the money to throw 30-50k to spend a few minutes vomiting.  And of those, only the ones young enough to participate, a rare thing amongst billionaires.<p>(1) The launch is not gentle.  Everyone will be strapped tightly into chairs, ready for launch escape rocket thrust if necessary.<p>(2) Time weightless will be measured in minutes, probably less than ten.  So nobody is getting out of the chairs.  At best they get a few minutes of watching pens hover, unless that is everything has to be secure.  In such cases only the vomit will float.<p>(3)  The landing options are not great.   Soft if all goes to plan, but parachutes&#x2F;hard if no.  So everyone stays in chairs.  No old people and&#x2F;or heart conditions need apply.<p>How many people pay to ride the vomit comet every year?  How many of them are billionaires?  That&#x27;s BO&#x27;s market.