Space-travel broker finds business out of this world.(Business)

From: The Washington Times | Date: May 29, 2001| Author: Glanz, William | Copyright information

Eric Anderson looks like an average guy, but he helped a wealthy California financier hitch an extraordinary ride deep into space.

And he has the connections to do it again.

Mr. Anderson, 26, the chief executive of Space Adventures Ltd., a space-travel company in Arlington, brokered a deal with the Russian Aviation and Space Agency to take Dennis Tito to the International Space Station earlier this month.

The trip by Mr. Tito, who developed the...

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