Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Forget rocket ships. Balloons are the next frontier in space tourism—if Zephalto has anything to say about it, that is. The French ...

Aerospace startup Space Perspective teamed with Mercedes-Maybach to design a luxury space experience. Space Perspective aims to take guests 100,000 feet above Earth's atmosphere by 2024. Each ticket ...

It turns out you don’t need a rocket to explore the edge of space. French startup Zephalto has just announced plans to send eager tourists to the stratosphere in a space balloon by 2025. Starting at ...

A new Japanese space tourism business says it aims to “democratize space” by taking customers to extreme altitudes not with rockets, but good old-fashioned helium balloons. The journey will take ...

Imagine watching dawn break from 100,000 feet above ground level, with the brilliant sun peeking above Earth's blue atmosphere into a deep-black starry sky with "incredible colors playing across the ...

AND THE THEME PARKS. A ONE OF A KIND EXPERIENCE IS IN THE WORKS ON THE SPACE COAST. WESH 2 SCOTT HEIDLER GOT AN EXCLUSIVE LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES AT A BALLOON THAT. WILL TAKE PEOPLE LIKE YOU AND ME TO ...

Space Perspective is hoping to have commercial operations underway in 2025, but a seat on the luxurious balloon is gonna cost you. Reading time 3 minutes The dream, if you can call it that, of ...

“Completing Development Flight 2 is a defining moment for us,” said Taber MacCallum, cofounder and chief technical officer of Space Perspective in a statement. “This uncrewed flight not only proves ...

Space tourists, from left, Anastatia Mayers, Jon Goodwin and Keisha Schahaff pose for photos before boarding their Virgin Galactic flight at Spaceport America, near Truth or Consequences, N.M., ...

To reach Mount Everest's 29,035-foot snow-capped summit in the Himalayas, hardy travelers should expect to invest long travel times and up to $200,000 on a daring expedition that's bound to be "very ...

Forget rocket ships. Balloons are the next frontier in space tourism—if Zephalto has anything to say about it, that is. The French outfit has just announced it will start sending travelers to the ...