JP Aerospace | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 26/03/2019

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00:01:13 1 Balloon flights
00:02:24 2 Airships
00:03:32 3 Airship to Orbit project
00:05:09 3.1 Ascender
00:06:14 3.2 Dark Sky Station
00:06:52 3.3 Orbital Ascender
00:09:13 4 See also



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JP Aerospace is an American company that aims to achieve affordable access to space. Their main activities include high-atmospheric lighter-than-air flights carrying cameras or miniature experiments called pongsats and minicubes. They are also engaged in an Airship to Orbit project.
JP Aerospace was founded by John Marchel Powell, familiarly known as "JP", with Michael Stucky and Scott Mayo. JP Aerospace specializes in lighter-than-air flight, with the stated aim of achieving cheap access to space.An early suborbital space launch attempt using a rockoon (balloon-launched high power rocket) at the Black Rock Desert in northwestern Nevada in May 1999 was unsuccessful. The event was covered by CNN.  The CATS Prize expired without being awarded in November 2000.In the early 21st century they developed a V-shaped high-altitude airship under a U.S. Air Force initiative to provide the rapid launch of battlefield communication and monitoring systems.