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Zero2Infinity wants to send tourists to the edge of space for $132,000 Stacy Liberatore For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A number of space companies are developing rockets to be the first to send tourists into orbit, but the latest new comer to race plans to do so with a massive balloon. Spanish startup Zero 2 Infinity plans to float civilians some 130,000 feet above the surface using a helium balloon measuring 420 feet in diameter. The entire journey would lasts for six hours –three hours for decent, an hour in space and one to come back to Earth. Zero 2 Infinity has been working on the idea since being founded in 2009, but is getting closer to opening tickets sales to the public  for $132,483 – other companies are charging no less than $250,000.

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