Carlos Mira
CEO
HALO Space
HALO Space offers zero-emission near-space tourism flights using a pressurized capsule suspended from an aerospace balloon, reaching altitudes of 25-40 km for a duration of 4-6 hours. This service provides a unique opportunity for passengers to experience the curvature of the Earth, addressing the limited access to such views for the general public.
- Aerospace
- Hospitality & Travel Technology
Updated 7 months ago
Funding
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Founders
Alberto Castrillo
CTO
Product
Problem
Access to space tourism is limited due to the high cost and environmental impact of traditional rocket-based launches. The general public lacks opportunities to experience the unique perspective of viewing Earth from the stratosphere.
Solution
HALO Space offers zero-emission near-space tourism flights using a pressurized capsule suspended from an aerospace balloon. Passengers ascend to altitudes of 25-40 km, providing a unique opportunity to view the curvature of the Earth during a 4-6 hour flight. The capsule, named Aurora, is designed to slowly rotate, ensuring all passengers have optimal views through a large 30 sq ft window. This method provides a substantially safer and more environmentally friendly alternative to conventional rocket launches.
Target Audience
The primary target audience is individuals interested in space tourism and unique travel experiences, seeking a safer and more environmentally conscious alternative to traditional space travel.
Features
- Pressurized capsule providing a comfortable and safe environment for passengers.
- Aerospace balloon system enabling zero-emission ascent to near-space altitudes.
- Flight duration of 4-6 hours, allowing ample time to experience the view.
- Capsule rotation to ensure optimal views for all passengers.
- Large 30 sq ft window providing panoramic views of Earth.
- Redundant safety systems, including an in-line safety parachute.
- Rigorous test flight program to validate all critical systems.