Explorers wake early on departure day for a launch before dawn to enjoy the unique view of sunrise in the stratosphere.
After lifting off and reaching altitudes above commercial flights, adventurers can move around the cabin, taking in the views while the capsule gently ascends.
At the spacecraft apogee in the stratosphere, above 30- kilometers altitude, the curvature of the Earth with its blue halo and the darkness of space will be visible. This powerful sight is known as the Overview Effect. Constellations and planets can also be seen above the atmosphere — a breathtaking spectacle few humans have experienced firsthand.
At the spacecraft apogee in the stratosphere, above 30- kilometers altitude, the curvature of the Earth with its blue halo and the darkness of space will be visible. This powerful sight is known as the Overview Effect. Constellations and planets can also be seen above the atmosphere — a breathtaking spectacle few humans have experienced firsthand.
The ground crew will be ready to meet the passengers at the landing point. They will touch down, disembark, and celebrate this life-changing experience with their travel companions. HALO explorers will leave with more than just memories, unlocking a new perspective of the world around them and space above.
Once back on the ground, HALO explorers will not only celebrate this transformative experience and bask in new memories, but they will take home a newfound perspective of the world around them.