Winklevoss Twins Bitcoin Added To The List Of Virgin Galactic Space Flight Passengers Alongside Richard Branson, Lady Gaga And Justin Bieber

Winklevoss Twins Bitcoin, Virgin Galactic Space Flight: Facebook known haters and twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have booked a flight to space using Richard Branson's private Space Ship to fly to space and hopefully become the first twins to fly beyond the athmosphere.

In a blog post by the twins:

"Cameron and I have decided to use our bitcoin to take the plunge, or rather propulsion, into space. Why? Because Bitcoin and Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic are two technologies that meaningfully represent our focus at Winklevoss Capital - the reduction of pain-points and friction in an effort to build a better world."

In other news, according to Us Weekly, Lady Gaga will perform her "out of this world" concert on the third of the Zero G Colony music festival come 2015

Gaga isn't the only artist who plans to venture outside of this world, Mother Monster too. However, according to People, Mother Monster is set to perform at Spaceport America, the first ever-commercial spaceport in the world located in New Mexico.

The "Applause" singer is reportedly going through one month of vocal training to prepare herself from the atmosphere in the outer space.
"She has to do a month of vocal training because of the atmosphere," a source said.

"On the third day of the event Lady Gaga will take off from the Spaceport on board a Virgin Galactic SpaceShip Two spacecraft," an insider told People. "Upon reaching space she will become the first ever recording artist to perform outside the atmosphere, in zero gravity."

The 27-year old pop icon has reportedly going to take out a substantial life-insurance policy, just in case things don't go all well.

Apparently, Gaga isn't the only one who's going to outer space, she'll be bringing along her glam team as well. The team is reportedly going to prepare her outfit a "glam up space suit" perhaps.

The Virgin Galactic missions to the outer space costs a $250,000 fee, and it will be taking along other famous celebrities such as, Justin Bieber alongside Sir Richard Branson, Ashton Kutcher, Brad Pitt and his partner Angelina Jolie, Katy Perry and of course Leonardo DiCaprio. Leo will be taking along one lucky person with him on space, a Russian real estate tycoon named Vasily Klyuki bids $1.5 million to escort the actor.