You can apply to ride to space attached to a helium balloon for $180,000
CEO of Iwaya Giken Keisuke Iwaya with senior managing executive officer Takayuki Hanasaka.Iwaya Giken, a Japanese startup, unveiled its commercial spacecraft expected to launch this year.
It claims the capsule can rise up to 15 miles in the sky with a helium balloon, offering views of space and earth.Going to space may eventually be a viable experience even if you're not a millionaire or billionaire thanks to a Japanese startup. Staffers at a Japanese startup carry a prototype of its spacecraft on stage during a press conference.
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