World View opens its first spaceport

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At a new headquarters, factory and launch facility in Arizona, World View is gearing up to start launching high altitude gas balloons, which offer some serious advantages over low-orbit satellites for reconnaissance, research – and eventually human flight.

Read more: https://techcrunch.com/2017/02/23/world-views-stratollites-and-new-spaceport-aim-to-change-the-business-of-space/

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