NASA's ComPair mission will fly to 133,000 feet using high-tech balloon

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Sharp variations in the ionosphere can distort signals from GPS satellites.with plasma levels returning to normal within about 2 hours.

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The Chinese authorities are determined to reduce payload cost down to about $150 per kilogram as the space race gets more competitive in the coming years.Chinese space authorities have launched a counter-offensive to lower the costs of its space programs.

Efforts to reduce the cost to $150 per kilogramChinas Long March rockets have helped greatly in furthering the country’s space programs.and this vessel “could deliver the same payload from Shanghai to an airport in San Francisco in less than an hour.