The final ascent to peak altitude was completed by Wyatt. A peak altitude over 96,500 feet was reached at about 4:10 PM and we stayed above 96,000 feet for over 40 minutes â¦. Also, it's interesting to note, that the aircraft climbed above 99% of the earth's atmosphere..
Yes. You may make a Traditional IRA contribution to your spouse's Traditional IRA because you have eligible compensation. There is no income limit for contributing to a Traditional IRA.owever, although your income does not prevent you from making a Traditional IRA contribution, it may make you ineligible to take a deduction for Traditional IRA contribution, or from making a Roth IRA contribution. To learn more, read Making Spousal IRA Contributions.
If you are married and file a joint return, you may contribute to your IRA even if you don't have earned income but your spouse does. The limit goes up to $6,000 when you turn 50 years old. Any contribution that is more than these limits counts as excess. You can't contribute to a traditional IRA after age 70 1/2. If you do, the IRS counts it as an excess contribution.