<strong>My beautiful balloon:</strong> Arizona-based stratospheric balloon company World View plans to launch trips to the edge of space.
My beautiful balloon: Arizona-based stratospheric balloon company World View plans to launch trips to the edge of space.
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<strong>Reservations open: </strong>Would-be passengers can now secure their place in line with a $500 deposit.
Reservations open: Would-be passengers can now secure their place in line with a $500 deposit.
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<strong>Pricing: </strong>Trips are $50,000 per person, with flexible financing options available.
Pricing: Trips are $50,000 per person, with flexible financing options available.
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<strong>The wait:</strong> The company plans to start commercial flights in early 2024.
The wait: The company plans to start commercial flights in early 2024.
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<strong>Room for ten: </strong>The balloon-suspended craft holds eight passengers and two crew.
Room for ten: The balloon-suspended craft holds eight passengers and two crew.
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<strong>Spaceports:</strong> The launch spaceport will be in the vicinity of Grand Canyon National Park, World View says.
Spaceports: The launch spaceport will be in the vicinity of Grand Canyon National Park, World View says.
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<strong>Wonderful world:</strong> World View hopes to open seven spaceports at seven locations around the planet.
Wonderful world: World View hopes to open seven spaceports at seven locations around the planet.
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