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Space Perspective

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Space Perspective is a private American aerospace manufacturer headquartered in Titusville, Florida, building crewed high altitude balloons for near space tourism. The company is developing Spaceship Neptune, a pressurized gondola lofted by a large hydrogen high altitude balloon called a SpaceBalloon.

Facts
Agency Type
Private aerospace manufacturer building crewed high-altitude balloon vehicles for near-space tourism (Spaceship Neptune); acquired by Eos X Space in July 2025 1
Predecessor/ownership note: the same article records acquisition by Eos X Space in July 2025, recorded per the atlas predecessor-institution voice convention.
Founded Year
2018 1
Wikipedia infobox separately gives 2021, likely the year of formal incorporation or spin-off from World View Enterprises; this fact uses the article own History section statement of a 2018 founding by Poynter and MacCallum.
Headquarters
Titusville, Florida 1
Head
Michael Savage (CEO, as of January 2025) 1
Company was acquired by Eos X Space in July 2025; this source does not cover leadership after the acquisition.
Open Questions
Annual Budget
Not disclosed
No public annual budget or revenue figure found in the sourced material.
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Sources
1. Wikipedia (space and spaceflight articles)
Wikimedia Foundation
  • Space Perspective, lead section, first sentence
    Space Perspective is a private American aerospace manufacturer and subsidiary which is building crewed high-altitude balloons for near space tourism.
  • Space Perspective, lead section, second sentence
    The company, headquartered in Titusville, Florida, is developing Spaceship Neptune, a pressurized gondola lofted by a SpaceBalloon, a large hydrogen high-altitude balloon.
  • Space Perspective, history section, founding sentence
    Space Perspective was founded by married couple Jane Poynter and Taber MacCallum in 2018.
  • Space Perspective, financial turmoil section
    Later, CEO Michael Savage confirmed that the company was experiencing financial difficulties and had furloughed 75% of its employees while seeking new investors.
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