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Mission planning
Trajectory simulations, meteorological analysis and flight permissions.
An affordable, versatile way to reach near-space altitudes of up to 35 km. Science, technology testing, marketing or education — we handle your mission end to end, from planning to recovery.
A unique environment for experiments needing extreme conditions: reduced pressure, low temperatures and high radiation levels.
Validate sensors, comms and satellite components in near-space conditions before deployment in space or other demanding environments.
Students design, build and analyze payloads flown to the edge of space — hands-on physics, engineering and data analysis.
Your logo, product or message filmed against the curvature of the Earth — content that captivates audiences and generates viral interest.
One continuous pipeline — from first trajectory run to payload back in your hands.
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Trajectory simulations, meteorological analysis and flight permissions.
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Custom gondolas with sensors, cameras or antennas — built to your spec.
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Liftoff, then real-time tracking of your payload throughout the flight.
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We recover your equipment and deliver it with all collected data.
Every component plays a vital role in reaching the edge of space and returning safely. Hover or tap a part to explore it.
Starting at €990
Fly a compact experiment on one of our balloon missions — real near-space conditions for student projects, theses and research demos, without booking a full dedicated flight.
Unusual timing, unusual path, unusual constraints — if the stratosphere is the right place for it, we can usually shape a flight around what you need.
Midnight launch
Live downlink in testing
We're developing a balloon-borne Earth-observation payload with a real-time video downlink — imaging streamed to the ground station as the mission flies, not retrieved hours later from a landed SD card. This work is part of our programme with ESA BIC Slovakia.
Need a specific trajectory or landing zone? We can arrange launches from alternative locations after detailed planning.
Primary launch location