Space Perspective: Modern High Altitude Balloon Will Take Travelers To The Edge Of Space For $125,000

Many people who love travelling and draw the whole globe still have a tough time selecting their next tourist destination. Everyone has some lucky luck that travel arrangements for them, transferring them into a sacred act, would make the dream comes true in space and that ever in a gigantic ball of hydrogen loads.

The Neptune Starship is to transport eight people per hour and 12 miles per hour on six-hour flights. It does not carry you into the vacuum but drifting to a height of about 100.000 feet to witness the Earth's curving and the shadow of space.

The company is building a Starship Neptune team that will allow test flights driving science research payload, which is supposed to get a place in the following three and a half years in 2021 with first passengers.

With a definite top shape flanked by the glass for the best views, the spacecraft looks stunning. A minibar and a covered toilet are also open. To make this dream a possibility, Jane Poynter and Taber MacCallum created the Space Perspective chartered facilities at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The balloon will hold people 99 percent more than Earth's air; it will fly for up to two hours, passing travellers the ability to express their views via social media. The spacecraft then plunges for two hours and splashes out into the water, where the ship gathers up the passengers, the balloon, and the capsule.

The initial cost of Space may be about $125,000 per passenger, which is half of what sub-orbital flights estimated to cost. Via this shuttle, the Space Perspective aims to shift the world's perspective.