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Near-Space Research & Imaging Platforms
Near-Space Research & Imaging Platforms
StratoReach Aerospace designs and operates high-altitude platforms for research, imaging, and public-access aerospace data.
What We Do
What We Do
We serve aerospace startups, independent researchers, and universities needing affordable, reliable near-space access — without the complexity or cost of orbital launch.
High-Altitude Balloon Platforms
Design and operation of reusable high-altitude balloon systems for near-space missions.Payload & Imaging Integration
Support for cameras, sensors, and experimental payloads operating in the stratosphere.Data & Access
Enabling research, testing, and public engagement through near-space data and imagery.
Why Near-Space
Why Near-Space
The stratosphere offers a unique environment between aircraft and orbit. It enables low-cost access to high-altitude conditions for research, imaging, and technology testing—without the complexity or cost of orbital launch.
Current Focus
Current Focus
Development and testing of high-altitude balloon systems
Near-space imaging and payload recovery
Ground infrastructure and launch operations in Texas
Safety & Compliance
Safety & Compliance
All operations are planned with a focus on safety, regulatory compliance, and responsible aerospace practices.
Meet the Founder
Meet the Founder
StratoReach Aerospace was founded by Angel Rosales, a technology professional with a background spanning IT infrastructure, software development, and interactive simulation using Unreal Engine.
With hands-on experience building and deploying complex technical systems, Angel founded StratoReach Aerospace to make near-space access more affordable, accessible, and practical for researchers, startups, and institutions who need real stratospheric data without orbital complexity or cost.
Based in Texas, StratoReach Aerospace is actively developing its high-altitude balloon infrastructure and accepting mission partnership inquiries for upcoming launches.
Work With Us
Work With Us
Whether you're a researcher, startup, or institution exploring near-space access, we'd love to hear about your mission.
We're currently accepting inquiries for payload integration, imaging missions, and research partnerships.
Email:
Phone:
(281) 407-4184
Mailing Address:
1300 W 19th St.
#701211
Houston, TX 77008
Based in Texas | Operating across the continental United States
We typically respond within 24–48 hours.
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