Zero 2 Infinity is a private Spanish aerospace company founded in 2009 that specializes in accessing near space and low Earth orbit using high-altitude balloons. They are developing balloon-borne launch systems, including "Bloostar" for launching small satellites and "Bloon" for crewed near-space tourism. Zero 2 Infinity also offers "Elevate" services for testing and certifying payloads in space-like conditions. Their activities align with enabling broader access to space for smaller companies, scientific institutions, and space tourism.
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Zero 2 Infinity worked on Bloon, a balloon designed to lift space tourists and payloads to an altitude of 36 km.
Zero 2 Infinity completed its first test flight in 2017, deploying a prototype of a small satellite launcher.
Zero 2 Infinity alleges Kamal Kharbachi raised 1,000,000 EUR for its space tourism project but transferred the funds to Eos-X.
Zero 2 Infinity developed a launch vehicle concept using a helium balloon as the first stage.
Zero 2 Infinity signed an agreement with Agora Next that required strict confidentiality and prohibited accepting orders that could conflict with Zero 2 Infinity’s interests.
Zero 2 Infinity alleges some individuals changed the logo in presentations and raised 1,000,000 EUR for a company that consisted of a website with computer-generated imagery.