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You need to define "space".
I'd go up to Earth orbit, definitely. It would feel cool to fall for longer than a few seconds.
I'd like to see the Moon in my lifetime. They are going to have to solve the moondust issue so that I don't get miner's lung.
Mars is going to be rough. Several years on a spaceship to a planet I can't breathe the atmosphere on. And maybe I can come back, maybe.
I'm ok seeing Venus and Mercury from photos.