Blue Origin launches New Shepard rocket



Marc and Sharon Hagle, who recently became the first married couple to launch on a commercial space vehicle, are set to do it again.
The philanthropists last rode Blue Origin’s New Shephard rocket to the Kármán line in March 2022 during what was the launch vehicle’s fourth human flight.
Now, they’re set to launch once more from Blue Origin’s Launch Site One in Van Horn, Texas, on NS-28, the ninth human flight for the New Shepard program and the 28th in its history, according to a news release.

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16 thoughts on “Blue Origin launches New Shepard rocket”

  1. They're referred to as Astronaut's, which is false. They are simply passengers on a Roller Coaster ride, on steroids, for Multi Millionaires only. A few are gifted this ride to tick off a few "diversity" boxes on their checklist.
    The FAI ( Fédération Aéronautique Internationale)
    sets the international rules that determine who actually qualifies as an Astronaut. The bottom line is that you must have control of the flight to space (pilot the spacecraft), or flight mission (a mission specialist) on some level, to be deemed an actual "Astronaut". The "Astronaut Wings" these passengers are given are not the real item under FAI rules.

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  2. I always thought that New Shepard would progress but it’s just become a playground for the rich and famous to have a jolly and think they have been to space. They have not been to space they have just floated because of the change of g as the craft changes direction.
    Shame I thought there was a future but it appears sadly not!😎🇬🇧

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  3. anyone else get a feeling that this is fake? just watching the telemetry numbers jumping around at the apex, no views inside the cabin, the steam coming off the tower before launch was sped up…..and how bout that capsule landing? looked a bit fast for human consumption

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