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Space Perspective CEO Jane Poynter plans to be aboard balloon capsule's first crewed flight (exclusive) - Vimarsana News

Space Perspective CEO Jane Poynter plans to be aboard balloon capsule's first crewed flight (exclusive)

Ever wanted to see the cosmos, but not too keen on buckling up for a rocket's high-g, explosively-controlled ascent into space? Space Perspective will bring you there in a balloon.

Source: space.com
Yes, Walt Disney's Private Jet Was Called Mickey Mouse One | Smithsonian Voices | National Air and Space Museum Smithsonian Magazine - Vimarsana News

Yes, Walt Disney's Private Jet Was Called Mickey Mouse One | Smithsonian Voices | National Air and Space Museum Smithsonian Magazine

Disney’s Gulfstream gave him the freedom to create entertainment genius

Shanghai upgrades investment, engineering projects with partners in Singapore, Indonesia - Vimarsana News

Shanghai upgrades investment, engineering projects with partners in Singapore, Indonesia

Shanghai and business partners in Singapore and Indonesia have broadened their cooperation and entered into deals for new areas of investment and engineering projects during the visits of Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng from April 23-25.

Joseph Kittinger, Who Set Records In The Sky, Died At The Age Of 94 - Vimarsana News

Joseph Kittinger, Who Set Records In The Sky, Died At The Age Of 94

Joseph Kittinger, Who Set Records In The Sky, Died At The Age Of 94: He helped pave the way for manned spaceflights by ascending in a balloon...

Source: pabaon.com
Joe Kittinger, US pilot who parachuted to Earth in 1960 from a record-breaking 19 miles – obituary - Vimarsana News

Joe Kittinger, US pilot who parachuted to Earth in 1960 from a record-breaking 19 miles – obituary

On the way up, the pressurisation in his right glove failed and his hand swelled to twice its size, but he refused to abort his mission