A Japanese startup company is planning to launch a commercial space viewing balloon flight that it hopes will bring down to earth an otherwise astronomically expensive experience. In the tour's unveiling Tuesday, Iwaya Giken says it has developed a two-seater cabin and a balloon capable of rising to a 15-mile altitude. That puts passengers in roughly the middle of the stratosphere, where they’ll be higher than a jet plane flies and have an unobstructed view of space. Japanese space ventures have fallen behind American companies like SpaceX, which launched three rich businessmen and their astronaut escort to the International Space Station in April for $55 million each. Iwaya Giken aims to m
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