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Inversion Space is testing orbital cargo for faster global deliveries

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One company thinks taking a shortcut through space can get allow 45-minute flights anywhere on Earth, while also aiding U.S. missile defense. NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz reports on how Inversion, a Southern California space company, is planning to move supplies around the globe by sending cargo into orbit and letting come down by parachute.

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