Earth's curvature seen from the edge of space, the thin blue line of the atmosphere against black.
Private spaceflight — [ 03 seats remaining · 2027 ]

See Earth
from the edge.

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100km
Apogee altitude
90min
Total flight
6
Seats per flight
180sec
Weightless
The flight

Ninety minutes,
start to horizon.

[ T-minus 00:00 ]
T+00:00 — Ground

Ignition

Strapped in, six of you. The count runs out, the engines light, and the ground lets go all at once.

T+01:30 — 40 km

Above the weather

The sky drains from blue to indigo to black. The horizon starts to bend. Nobody says anything.

T+03:00 — 100 km

Apogee. Weightless.

Engines cut. You unbuckle and float to the window. Below you, the whole planet, edged in a line of light three minutes long.

T+90:00 — Ground

Changed

You land where you left. Everyone does the same thing when they step out: they turn around and look up.

A rocket rising on a column of light at dawn.
The moment

For ninety minutes, you are
somewhere almost no one has been.

The view

One window.
The whole planet.

Every seat is a window seat, because there is only one thing to look at. No screens, no narration. Just the Earth, the black, and the thin bright line between them.

Inside the flight
A passenger looking out the round cabin window at Earth from space.
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A handful of seats.
One horizon.

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