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Halo Space’s capsule would parachute to the ground from about 26,000 ft.
Credit: Halo Space
Halo Space of Madrid plans a second flight test of its stratospheric tourist balloon capsule in the “first semester of 2023.” The Spanish startup is attempting to develop a ballooning system to carry eight passengers per flight up to about 25 mi., a stratospheric region it calls “near space” and...
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