Using what appears to be a business plan inspired by the movie "Spaceballs," Kirill Rudenko, a Prague-based photographer, is selling "canned air" from Paris, New York and other major cities for $9.99 a pop.

The 3-and-a-half-inch cans--available through Rudenko's Etsy.com shop--come with wine-like labels that disclose the blend of concentrated air inside.

The Paris air formula, for example, is:

20% The Louvre

20% Notre Dame

25% Eiffel Tower

15% Musée d'Orsay

10% Champs-Elysées

10% Sacre Coeur

New York's can contains:

20% Empire State Building

10% Grand Central Terminal

10% Chrysler Building

20% Statue of Liberty

10% Little Italy, Chinatown

10% Brooklyn Bridge

10% Times Square

10% Central Park

Rudenko claims the "fresh air" from New York "relieves stress, cures homesickness and helps fighting nostalgia," though it "may contain traces of Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens or Staten Island."

In "Spaceballs," the 1987 comedy directed by Mel Brooks, Planet Spaceball wasted its air, and President Skroob--played by Brooks--is seen huffing bottles of Perri-Air.

But as Rundown.com pointed out, Rudenko may have been equally inspired by the Italian artist Piero Manzoni, who in 1961 sold 90 cans that purportedly contained his own feces. And Manzoni's "Merda d'artista" had similar labeling.

Hopefully Rudenko's cans smell better.

Below, the aforementioned "Spaceballs" scene.