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Scattering cremated remains in the sea or even burying them with planted trees have long been popular ways to send off the dead, but now loved ones can be remembered with a shooting star-like farewell, a journey to the moon or even an eternal voyage through deep sp...

Scattering cremated remains in the sea or even burying them with planted trees have long been popular ways to send off the dead, but now loved ones can be remembered with a shooting star-like farewell, a journey to the moon or even an eternal voyage through deep space.

Academics, private companies, and militaries around the world are building new vehicles capable of flight at the highest altitudes of near-space.

Academics, private companies, and militaries around the world are building new vehicles capable of flight at the highest altitudes of near-space.

Japan's Iwaya Giken Hopes to Launch Space Tourism Flights Later This Year

A Japanese startup is trying to make space more accessible but its design for a stratospheric balloon flight looks more like an amusement park ride.

SAPPORO--A local startup is launching a “space tourism” business to take sightseers on balloon rides 25 kilometers into the stratosphere to marvel at views of the curvature of the Earth.

Japanese start-up Iwaya Giken promises passengers on its helium balloon a view of the curvature of the Earth from an altitude of 15 miles (25 km).

With an unemployment rate lower than the national average, Florida offers programs to continue developing its diverse and talented workforce.

The defense department says it has been tracking a huge Chinese balloon over Montana