May 30, 2012
Fly To Space For $320! — Ok, at 100,000 feet it’s not really “space” but for $320 USD JP Aerospace is offering a very affordable way to get your research experiment, brand statement, artwork or anything you can imagine (and that fits into a 50mm cube, weight limits apply) into the upper atmosphere. Pretty cool! Touting its program as “stomping down the cost of space”,  Rancho Cordova, California-based JP Aerospace (America’s OTHER Space Program) is offering its MiniCube platform to anyone who wants to get… well, something… carried up to 100,000 feet. (via universetoday)

Fly To Space For $320!

—

Ok, at 100,000 feet it’s not really “space” but for $320 USD JP Aerospace is offering a very affordable way to get your research experiment, brand statement, artwork or anything you can imagine (and that fits into a 50mm cube, weight limits apply) into the upper atmosphere. Pretty cool!

Touting its program as “stomping down the cost of space”,  Rancho Cordova, California-based JP Aerospace (America’s OTHER Space Program) is offering its MiniCube platform to anyone who wants to get… well, something… carried up to 100,000 feet.

(via universetoday)

• •
  1. awrrex-stein reblogged this from moderation
  2. do-nothing reblogged this from moderation
  3. merveilles-du-jour reblogged this from moderation
  4. thatkidacrossthestreet reblogged this from moderation
  5. superfastjellydick reblogged this from moderation
  6. 42nddoctor reblogged this from convergentprofundity
  7. This was featured in #Science
  8. convergentprofundity reblogged this from moderation and added:
    One step closer to rides I suppose..
  9. jaxxall reblogged this from moderation
  10. moderation posted this
blog comments powered by Disqus