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Peter Diamandis Quotes
«In one sense, the X Prize has already succeeded. We've sparked a diverse set of vehicles that are being tested and built. Secondly, we've got people excited about this market place.»
Author: Peter Diamandis
«It's a very frustrated market.»
Author: Peter Diamandis
«We need to be willing to take risks we were willing to at the beginning of space exploration and every other frontier, ... We're not going to have these breakthroughs until we have a profitable industry.»
Author: Peter Diamandis
«These teams with their different approaches show real out-of-the-box thinking,»
Author: Peter Diamandis
«For me, it is a remembrance of sort of 'Star Wars' pod racing, ... Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace.»
Author: Peter Diamandis
«My interest is simple. Since the age of 9 I wanted to fly in space,»
Author: Peter Diamandis
«Adventure travel is the fastest growing segment of the leisure travel business. And these X-Prize vehicles are basically the first step for future space-seeking adventure travelers,»
Author: Peter Diamandis
«In my role as chairman of the X Prize, I had approached well over one hundred corporate chief executive officers regarding sponsorship. Few were able to grasp the importance of this new market...and those who were had great difficulty accepting the risks involved,»
Author: Peter Diamandis
«It is definitely an unusual flight trajectory. But it is not a dangerous flight trajectory.»
Author: Peter Diamandis
«You're flying at an altitude that you wouldn't be able to use a parachute. The safest thing to do -- if there's a problem -- is to come back and land, just like a regular flight would.»
Author: Peter Diamandis