Plays radio network, and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

So a Japanese startup company announced plans to launch commercial space as a commercial

space viewing balloon.

Wait, what?

Yes.

A commercial space viewing balloon flights that it hopes will bring an otherwise expensive

experience down to earth.

We want passengers that aren't billionaires to go through this fun of balloon flights

into space.

It's safe, it's economical, and gentle for people.

It's space tourism for everyone.

We want to democratize space.

A couple things, first, you don't really go into space, okay?

You go up above the earth, like 15 miles, where you can see the curve of the earth, and

if you believe that there is a curve on the earth.

And so you aren't really in outer space.

You don't go to carbon line, but another issue that I have, and you get the unobstructed

view of outer space, so you can see that's outer space over there, that's where the outer

space people go.

And you can look down and see the earth, and see the curvature of the earth, about my

main concern.

And it's like $180,000, and they're trying to bring it down to tens of thousands of

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