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Will Titanic Sub Implosion Impact Space Tourism?
With Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic set to launch its first 90-minute commercial space flight, some are questioning whether the implosion of the Titanic tourist submersible should serve as a warning to those willing to push space tourism. Tech entrepreneur Lane Bess took a space flight on Blue Origin with his son Cameron, calling it the ultimate father-son bonding experience. Inside Edition's Les Trent has more.