It’s no secret that, since the dawn of time, humans have wanted to explore the stars. In this day and age, however, people not only want to get a closer view of the others stars and planets out there, but they also want to feel the various effects of space – primarily weightlessness. Zero gravity flights have become big in the absence of legitimate space flights. Until now, that is.

Recently, many investors decided that it was time to take people into space, or at least into suborbital space. They accomplished this by spending millions of dollars researching, developing and testing a craft that, for all intents and purposes, is just a heavy duty airplane able to take passengers into space, land safely and make the trek again.

The Suborbital Space Flight experience offered by Lynx gives everyone—with $95,000 to spend—a chance to be an astronaut. The idea behind the flight is to take you out of the Earth’s atmosphere and into the beginnings of space, where you’ll then orbit the globe at incredible speeds and make reentry.

Guests aboard the state-of-the-art XCOR Aerospace jet will experience weightlessness and an up-close-and-personal view of space that any other person outside of an astronaut couldn’t even dream about seeing.

Without any atmosphere to fog your vision, you’ll witness ever star in the galaxy in full, vivid color, as well as other planets in our solar system if you can spot the difference.

Of course, it’s not as simple as boarding a jumbo jet, buckling your seatbelt and taking a roundtrip to space and back with a bag of peanuts and kosher airline meal. Obviously, this is far more dangerous and thus requires some training on your part.

Anyone primed to take this adventure would be entering into a legitimate vacation that takes around a week. During your time, you’ll star in a luxury hotel for five nights and receive training that’s similar to some exercises astronauts go through before entering space. You’ll learn the ins and outs of space travel and hopefully how to compose yourself in 0g.

The standards for participation for the Suborbital Space Flight experience are a bit more demanding than other adventure vacations. You will need to be in good health, with no heart condition, anxiety, claustrophobia, no obesity, and certainly no fear of heights.

When it’s time to fly, you’ll strap in the kerosene and oxygen-propelled jet beside the pilot and have a front-seat view of the sky as you literally rocket toward space and watch the sky turn from blue to black in an instant.

Flight times will vary depending on a multitude of factors, but the idea is to fall in line with the Earth’s gravity and to revolve around the planet before reentry.

All in all, the Suborbital Space Flight experience is a one-of-a-kind adventure that no one would ever forget.