Mannequin Skywalker’s ride to space onboard Crew Capsule 2.0

Footage taken from onboard cameras. Full mission recap:
New Shepard flew again for the seventh time on Dec. 12, 2017, from Blue Origin’s West Texas Launch Site. Known as Mission 7 (M7), the mission featured the next-generation booster and the first flight of Crew Capsule 2.0. Crew Capsule 2.0 features large windows, measuring 2.4 feet wide, 3.6 feet tall. M7 also included 12 commercial, research and education payloads onboard. Crew Capsule 2.0 reached an apogee of 322,405 feet AGL/326,075 feet MSL (98.27 kilometers AGL/99.39 kilometers MSL). The booster reached an apogee of 322,032 feet AGL/325,702 feet MSL (98.16 kilometers AGL/99.27 kilometers MSL).

[@Ferelmakina]

Haha cool but the dude wasted the whole trip sleeping...

[@matteoc7084]

Fernando Romera , it was a dummy

[@squirreldemon3506]

Matteo C that was a joke

[@MikeKleinsteuber]

Matteo, you're a dummy

[@fredex8]

Well if your entire job was standing around all day you'd be tired too.

[@BoikaForEver]

Fernando Romera Flatearthers be like: "THE ONLY WITNESS SLEPT THROUGH THE FLIGHT. NO EVIDENCE OF FLAT EARTH." Youd think its ridiculous but they truly think like that

[@bryanwithawhy]

This video was incredible. I have never had a "front row seat" in a rocket to the edge of space. Thank you Blue Origin, this was just incredible!

[@nickrijnberg9345]

Bryan Coleman its not a rocket its a baloon

[@bryanwithawhy]

Nick Rijnberg Nice try, use headphones to listen to the video. You're wrong.

[@bryanwithawhy]

While your offer is certainly generous, there are children with similar aspirations and dreams as mine that will never live to be my age or realize their dreams. If your offer is real, please offer it to those who are more deserving that I. I'd even donate to the cause, so keep me in mind should you decide to fund-raise for sending sick and dying children to space (seriously!).

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

Nick Rijnberg. If you seriously think a bloody balloon could lift that to 100 kilometres and back down again, even free falling you're an idiot.

[@VerisimilitudeDude]

The windows are huge!! Not like the old days with those small port holes.

[@tubularap]

5:26 - The sound of entering the thicker atmosphere is amazing.

[@localh0stt326]

Sounds like movie FX

[@haikalazim5846]

you know whats even more amazing?you can see the tiny particles or debries floating in zero-g and drastically falling back down upon entering the atmosphere

[@Supermike6]

Kinda sounds like a teapot boiling

[@konic40]

@@haikalazim5846 2:40

[@zotmidi747]

Sounds like a jet engine starting up!!

[@FlakMagnet123]

That bonging sound - someone trying to get the flight attendant's attention because they didn't get the complimentary bag of peanuts.

[@jamelfergusson]

@For Science you know so much yet stuck on the ground so pathetic

[@GalacticTommy]

@@jamelfergusson he’s just explaining it chill

[@mikecrownshaw1646]

Here I was thinking someone unzipped his pants after dowing a bottle of viagra

[@insertnamehere6713]

Can someone wake him up? He's missing the view. Laziest astronaut I've seen.

[@alejandrouribarri9894]

for 250K you'll be able to do the same

[@ThatsToughTV]

It’s not a real person.

[@noobles_1718]

@@ThatsToughTV it clearly is

[@datathunderstorm]

“Somebody wake up Hicks...!!!”

[@TexasVeteranPatriot]

He's not asleep, he's sedated. He's actually scared of heights....

[@dannymartinez4142]

This guy was clearly a flat earther who didn't wanna look out the window

[@mousepotato5267]

Danny Martinez it was a dummy

[@dannymartinez4142]

Mouse Potato you're the dummy if you couldn't tell I was making a joke.

[@mousepotato5267]

Danny Martinez actually you're fool that you didn't get my point joke

[@tlew1588]

Mouse Potato you're a dummy. Get my joke point?

[@EmazingGuitar]

Mouse Potato fuck your couch

[@urbanwillis2212]

At 76 my life is almost over, but I would like to volunteer to be the test dummy that can speak. I love this!

[@murbella7]

I'm the same age and would love to be in the 2nd seat.

[@georghalder2816]

@@murbella7 ... 3ed! (But i am only 66..)

[@tonythedwvyer]

I'm 73, can I be a crewmate?

[@wictimovgovonca320]

What about Mars? I have often pondered if I would volunteer for something like that. I have no desire to be a young man and risk/spend my life on that mission, but as I approach the inevitable it gains appeal.

[@Jesus_Christ_is_Lord_]

I'm 98 I'd like to be able to experience this

[@StargazerFS128]

Someone left a door open, door ajar chime drove me nuts the whole time.

[@joiamed8544]

It sounded like one of those chimes in Bamberger's

[@brucerideout9979]

That's his girlfriend ringing the doorbell she's clinging to the Gamma ray shielding outside

[@NewStreamLine]

Really, annoying sound. I've noticed in when the vehicle left the atmosphere.

[@F_K3NT_D]

They need to do something with the sound insulation. But as weak as that rocket looks I don’t think they are able to add much weight to anything.

[@5cloudwalker]

The large windows do it for me 😊👍

[@RCAvhstape]

Sgt Apone: "Somebody wake up Hicks."

[@Ostermond]

Hudson: "Hey Vasquez, have you ever been mistaken for a man?" Vasquez: "No. Have you?"

[@RCAvhstape]

Hudson: "One elevator ride straight to hell!"

[@mitcha320]

Aliens!!! Great movie!

[@DamianReloaded]

"Check it out! I'm the ultimate badass!" :D

[@Unethical.Dodgson]

Me and my squad of ultimate badasses will protect you!

[@thecapacitor1395]

Poor Mannequin Skywalker, now he has to get out and walk on the desert sand. We all know it's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere :/

[@dustinclark89]

lolololol

[@JerW]

XD

[@JerW]

There will be 66 likes soon

[@comedyshane123]

The Capacitor Skywalker comes from the desert

[@Tubes12AX7k]

He was so well behaved, though, after landing. He didn't take his seatbelt off before being told it's okay, didn't switch his phone back from Airplane mode before being told to...

[@ArtificialNightmares]

Next time please do this with a 360 camera and release it as a VR experience :D

[@fachrellrazka5333]

That's too much, they cant even go to orbit yet

[@hunnyjar8937]

@@fachrellrazka5333 I don't think getting to orbit matters, asking for exactly this but vr would be very doable

[@fachrellrazka5333]

@@hunnyjar8937 im just being sarcastic

[@hunnyjar8937]

@@fachrellrazka5333 pog

[@silverwolf3796]

I would vomit :D

[@dbsti3006]

It's so interesting how the sound fades away as the atmospheric pressure decreases.

[@briansullivan1927]

...he just sat there with a blank look on his face.

[@procrasti86]

Biggest windows humanity has ever sent in space and he stared at the ceiling the whole god damn trip

[@RWBHere]

For once, Windows didn't crash.

[@etheangel2220]

They should have sent....a poet.

[@EnDSchultz1]

I know! What a dummy.

[@rstewart7601]

Yeah..actual analog windows on the ship

[@Thewhiterabbit32]

next time put a soft toy as a zero gravity indicator!!!

[@Hashishin13]

A new years confetti bomb.

[@artificialintelligence5087]

Там не было 0 гравитации нигде, лол. Gravity was almost the same as it was on Earth throughout the flight. About 95% of gravity remained at it's highest point. Spacecraft needs to accelerate to 25,000 mph obviously horizontally to get into orbit and then it will be 0 gravity. Rocket needs to get WAY WAY further than that to get into real 0 gravity.

[@priyankporwal8781]

Also an altimeter reading

[@Kasmuller]

@@artificialintelligence5087 you experience zero g at the top of the curve orbit is freefall You kinda in a way experience zero gravity in freefall Orbit is just freefalll with enoigh horizontal velocity to miss the ground

[@davidvaughn7752]

Good idea!

[@marioskoutroumpas4087]

Wow! Imagine being a passenger in there and suddenly hearing that eerie "scream" at 05:28!

[@murdockpt]

i sincerely hope bezos is haunted by that sound. unfortunately, he'll probably have someone talking into his ear the entire time. but that isnt my only wish...

[@vapeurdepisse]

I'm pretty sure any passenger would have been aware as they would have seen this video and many others.

[@y.shaked5152]

This has got to be one of the most amazing videos I have ever seen.

[@haikalazim5846]

another one is the soyuz launch onee

[@dudarewaleriy4225]

Can you explain why there's a curvature of the Earth?

[@mu_q9240]

@@dudarewaleriy4225 cause the earth is round

[@dudarewaleriy4225]

@@mu_q9240 You, ballers, have to get your story straight according to your guru "From that height you don't see the curvature of the Earth if you are 2 millimeter above this beach ball. You just don't. That stuff is flat!" - Neil deGrasse Tyson. I think I've owned you on this one

[@harutosunaa3881]

It’s impressive

[@artoru_]

Who has the high ground now Obi-wan?

[@FSMface]

LOL - Prescient. Very prescient. :D

[@somegyplays4336]

lol omg

[@rextyson23]

Artoru lmao

[@jaymondsperling8602]

If anikan had the high ground, Luke wouldn't of met obi wan and luke would of died by jawa's

[@imitationcrabmeat474]

ha

[@vyashtuijnman6417]

Holy crap, I love the sound at 5:29 when it starts descending again. You can really hear it's picking up speed.

[@SYNTAXERRoR_You_Tube]

little bit creepy :O

[@eduardocalix8834]

I love it too but you have to admit that it's a little scary!

[@k1ngN0rk]

It's called air

[@devin9579]

Oh that gives me anxiety

[@Diego.03]

Its actually slowing down due to drag

[@joshx413]

5:32 crazy how you can literally hear it breaking through the atmosphere

[@skahler]

Wow!!!! This is the greatest shot ever!!! Makes you feel like you're on it!

[@cyberpleb2472]

So now that we know it's safe for mannequins, will you use flatEarther's for the next test? If that works you could move on to primates.

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

Oh, I do very much like your thinking there Cyber Pleb :-)

[@me6096-]

Lol 😅😂...

[@pyrusrex2882]

you just offended every primate living today

[@mr.freeman5611]

Agreed

[@pyrusrex2882]

@xc5647321 xc5647321 I'd hang on to the damn gimbal mount if they'd let me

[@Ryukachoo]

1:40 i like how you can hear the atmosphere thinning

[@WildPhotoShooter]

Yes as the air gets thinner the noise reduces from about 1:35 Is that a flat earther in the chair refusing to look out of the window ???

[@cynaptyc]

WildPhotoShooter I think so!!! Can see the denial in that dead gaze!! lol

[@lintlickers]

clockworktoys it's all fake, it's just a simulation, within a simulation

[@cyberpleb2472]

+clockworktoys. The entire video glitches, not just the scenery, asshat.

[@guitpik]

And coming down at about 5:20

[@stephenhowlett6345]

What a massive leap forward with this rocket, everything looks so much smoother and those huge windows are just fantastic. The designers of this beauty have surpassed all understanding. The way that capsule blasts milliseconds of the ground to cushion the landing is wizardry in motion. What a fantastic machine.

[@davidvaughn7752]

For sure. Far more interesting to watch than the SpaceX hyped thing.

[@craigwstaenglen1000]

That was awesome!!!!! I liked that more than watching humans going up, I got to see all of it from start to finish!! AWESOME!!

[@SmokeAwayyy]

Thanks for the full raw video. Great change from the short PR videos we usually get. Keep up the great work. Hopefully SpaceX will release some more full videos in the future also.

[@kendokaaa]

To be fair they've released videos like this one of a first stage's reentry and landing (sped up): kzbin.info/www/bejne/apuoq2Npj52UsMU And full launch webcasts which include realtime multi-camera video of landings but I do hope they keep posting amazing videos. Their youtube channel is really great

[@liamwest1326]

Their missions last days so that would be difficult

[@justin60222]

Round Earth proved. Looks like we're done here folks.

[@oneverse111]

Justin Baker looks pretty flat to me.

[@justin60222]

Brooks Broox generally speaking yes it actually does look rather flat. But if you closely you can see a small curvature indicating a radius is present no matter how small. The curvature is there don't deny it, whether that means the earth is flat or round doesn't change the fact that a curvature is there.

[@oneverse111]

I know man i'm just busting your balls. However until i see it for my self up from up there. There's always going to be that coocku flat earther voice in my head whispering "what if it is flat". lol

[@justin60222]

If you understand modern physics and mathematics then you will know that a flat earth is highly unlikely, pretty much impossible.

[@slowberries]

Brooks Broox if the earth is flat, explain how sky TV and satellites work.

[@SkulShurtugalTCG]

Maybe one day the average person can save up and fly on this as easily as a trip to Disney World.

[@raunholt]

London to Sydney 1 hour

[@StMyles]

😂

[@000jimbojones000]

Jeff bezos will do it.. on the 20th. But to be fair... millions for a 12 minute ride?... hmmmm.

[@sharadshelar]

SPACE FOR ALL - With bellow idea, common people can have 'nearly' the same experience at less than $50 . In fact BO can do it themselves for millions of people who otherwise can't afford such experience in thier lifetime because of the price. Can see lot of comments here complaining about price being very high. Doing this can generate lot of goodwill and positive publicity for Blue Origin and get many people interested in space tech-travel.. something JB said he wants to do.. What if you make an exact copy of the non flying capsule - starliner ( interior and exterior), keep it on a mount inside a big elliptical shaped room whose walls and floor are created with hd-oled screen which will mimic "out of window" scenes of stratosphere ( from actual footage, selected best earth - space views). Additionally with mechanical movements of the craft, pre-recorded actual scenes and sounds, you can recreate the same experience one gets in space. ( from launch - in space to touchdown ) .. Barring zero gravity or weightlessness, you can create nearly the same experience those high paying customers are having but at a fraction of a cost ..may be as little as $50/-. Works in the same way those virtual flight simulators work, but on a much larger scale. On actual space flight you don't get to come outside the craft, you can just see what is outside the window sitting in the capsule. In fact you can virtually tour ( fly by- touchdown ) moon, and all the planets by using this idea ..

[@pilotelliott]

@@sharadshelar you just explained VR with extra steps

[@rotek824]

This is the best interior footage we've ever had. Thank you

[@spencerkoch1]

Spooky noises throughout!

[@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke]

agree..... some of the noises I think I know what they were... others were like you said... spooky

[@publicmail2]

The noises are mainly RCT reaction control thrusters that produce bursts of cold gas to keep the spacecraft oriented. After going to 330k' it comes down at about 2500mph. At 5:30 you can hear it hit the atmosphere, at 8:05 the chutes blast out and more RCT. 1 sec before it hits soil the rockets fires slowing it further for a soft touchdown.

[@matheus7903]

Reminded me of Dead Space

[@4TRANC3]

If I were inside that rocket, every little noise would have me thinking "this is it, this is how I die".

[@RawwwMedia]

Al H 😂😂😂

[@jun1orIV]

The rocket launch is very smooth, reentry and landing are much more scary.

[@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke]

I thought just the opposite.... I found the landing to be much smoother than expeected... I guess I always worry on the way up about all that explosive and volatile fuel that you're sitting on top of.

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

If the rocket you're on explodes, I'm sure they'll issue a refund.

[@rboosterman9944]

The New Shepard capsule is equipped with a launch escape system.

[@RWBHere]

It didn't re-enter, because it didn't go into space.

[@Reactordrone]

It did go into space, it just didn't go into orbit. Re-entry is much easier when you're nice and slow.

[@fornax4676]

Wicked cool. Getting to see that kind of view of Earth will never get old.

[@Commandamanda]

That was....absolutely awesome! Loved hearing the orientation jets and oh, the blades coming out...they packeted a little jolt...but WOW, the ascent sound, that got me. I'm an old-timer. Half expected to see flashes of red fire outside, but then remembered how far we've come, and just enjoyed the ride down! So serene. My hat's off to you! Thanks for the opportunity to experience it!

[@11SEXMACHINE]

i wasn't convinced about those rockets that fire under the capsule right before it touches ground actually softened the landing. But this new camera inside put that to rest. What an incredible achievement they have made. I personally like what Blue Origin is doing over SpaceX but they aren't really doing exactly the same thing though. Amazing what they both are doing and will do in the near future.

[@kasnitch]

I've lived a pretty full and adventurous life , but am poor . Let me sign off on being a live test subject .

[@dmitry926]

Amazon should allow to apply for a credit card for the ride.

[@ultimatesteve9647]

You and me both. I volunteer as tribute!

[@Zeyn1111]

Sovereign Sentience I wouldn’t mind it either 😁

[@nazsalabarria860]

With thinking like that you will always be poor , have more self worth , you are worth it .

[@supernaturalswampaids8083]

I’d sign up in a heart beat! and space is one of my worst fears! Lol.

[@arthurmani]

I am amazed how fast the blue of our sky gets replaced by the darkness of space.

[@BaileysDad369]

Much smoother touchdown than I anticipated!!! Great job! I’m saving up for my ticket as we speak!!!

[@railroadjim]

Yeah, the audio in this footage makes it awesome! So neat to hear all of the mechanical elements.

[@PaddyPatrone]

thats what we wanted to see, thanks!!!

[@WilliamKKidd]

dude...

[@PaddyPatrone]

earth is penis shaped, get over it

[@marcozirino3533]

Really beautiful, artistic, atmospheric images and audio. Loved it.

[@Henriburger1]

The sound is amazing, and its so cool to hear thing like the first stage seperation and the whistling of re-entry, it seems so much more real. It makes me want to hear what it sounded like in the cabin of the saturn 5 during ascent.

[@peachtrees27]

The sounds are awesome. Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@vadym1316]

How could a normal mannequin make that kind of money?

[@joldsaway3489]

Double Job?

[@IanD-ut4dy]

That ain't just any mannequin, that's a Skywalker!

[@glen8978]

Corruption, backhanders from car manufacturers - that sort of thing. No different to politicians. In fact, I've often thought strapping politicians to rockets would be a good idea...

[@0Triskelos0]

And he probably makes 60% more than his female co-worker.

[@spitfire2885]

Lol ha

[@Adalla]

That is the coolest video i've ever seen. As close as i think anyone who's not an astronaut got to experience sub-orbital flight. The sounds and no commentary was amazing. All i would have been thinking if i was in that capsule is, will this thing actually be safe, not break. Respect to all astronauts. Going to space is scracry stuff especially on maiden voyages on new designs.

[@EdwardCox2016]

This is awesome! Thank you Blue Origin for taking us to space. The only thing that could have made the video better would be some stats on the screen. Maybe next time?

[@drhaydenwho4877]

"what a beautiful view" -Alan Shepherd ,First American To Ride Into space

[@MusicMeritage]

ironically he had no window and was making it up for the public.

[@venturestar]

@@MusicMeritage airandspace.si.edu/collection-media/NASM-2002-591.08 You can see in these images that the Mercury MR3 has a window.

[@blah979]

That was fucking amazing. Blue Origin just killed it with this space footage. The sounds of the engine and all the gizmos was bloody great. Plus the sounds of the atmosphere, loved it. Also super clear to watch.

[@thomasp.crenshaw185]

dont swear man.

[@DanielAdiNugroho]

This! I love the ambiance -- the floating specks of dust as the capsule experienced weightlessness, the sounds & noises from the RCS thrusters, alarms, and the rushing air... The retrorockets firing moments before touchdown was also superb!

[@ct92404]

The re-entry was awesome! It's probably pretty intense and a little scary actually experiencing it in person though!

[@GuiltySpark347]

When you go on vacation but realize you rather just listen to your music and take a nap. All jokes aside was the sounds from the outside turned down slightly because I am amazed at how smooth and comfortable the ride on this rocker is. You guys just make it look so damn easy it's incredible !

[@thecapacitor1395]

Whoa those sounds man, it's like listening to some kinda new music genre or something :D

[@BroncingBucko]

The Capacitor - look up harsh noise music. Wolf Eyes.

[@ReneSchickbauer]

Shame about the dude not bothering to get to the microwave oven and take out his dinner. That alarm gets a bit annoying after a while ;-)

[@Whaatever1027]

The Capacitor white noise

[@jamesgibson3582]

Sounds like the soundtrack to Gravity a bit

[@xvillin]

Wolf Eyes! Inzane!!!

[@nelsondisalvatore9812]

Oh look the earth is fucking round, who would have thought?

[@nelsondisalvatore9812]

Atilla is that your response or their response?

[@nelsondisalvatore9812]

Atilla there are 7 billion poeple in the round earth, you are not special, you are not needed, no one is going to miss you or your ridiculous opinions as they are as worthless as you, and when you die the earth will keep spining.

[@nelsondisalvatore9812]

Atilla as i said you are insignificant , no cares, you will eventually disapear.

[@luxthedopestar9073]

Atilla actually they teach you about "god" so you will fear seeking the truth for yourself. They want you to leave this whole space, and human origin business to the scientists, so you can focus on pleasing the invisible guy in the clouds, who knows if you're naughty or nice. Oh and you do that by giving him 10% if your money...not to him directly though, because you can’t do that, just give it to your local go to heaven insurance salesmen, oops I mean “churches”.

[@waleazez7851]

religion is stupid

[@onyourmarkphoto]

The sounds were fascinating to hear. Very cool to have this footage. This is the closest I'll get to knowing what it's like inside a space capsule.And what a view out the big windows!

[@turtlemouth]

You know how when you watch ISS feed on the NASA channel and just when something interesting comes onscreen, they switch cameras and you get to stare at a row of cabinets for twenty minutes? This was so much better than that.

[@L1ghtOn3]

Because they know it will make you suspicious if you see something odd. Look at 9:35 here it glitches...something aint right with this.

[@AirCommandRockets]

On the way down I was half expecting the chair to shake loose and float around the cabin like in the movie Contact.

[@neobayer]

Well it would first have to actually go into outer space

[@ZicajosProductions]

+Diogenes Sinope No, he wouldn't have to. That is why +Air Command Rockets said "on the way down". As the capsule returns to the ground, before parachutes are deployed, it is in a state of freefall, only restricted by air resistance. Due to this, anybody inside the capsule, along with the capsule, would be near terminal velocity for a brief period of time, which is nearly equivalent to "zero-g" (it's actually called microgravity), giving the false feeling of a "gravity-free" environment for a short period of time.

[@WarpLapse]

This seems not to be a movie my friend

[@dhanang]

There are videos of youtubers participated in a Zero G plane flight. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpWtqHqVbtB5btU

[@derekshot5375]

Joe N. I believe you would start to feel weightlessness as soon as main engine cut off and start to feel apparent gravity slowly increasing as soon as you reenter the atmosphere

[@andrewkaylor2416]

We need some objects safely free floating next time, pretty please.

[@joestrout3331]

I suggest a pair of fuzzy dice on a slightly stretchy string.

[@andrewkaylor2416]

how about those 25 cent rubber bouncy balls and some slinkies?

[@smokejc]

Does zero gravity give you an erection?

[@EinkOLED]

Perhaps no free fall was experienced.

[@insertnamehere6713]

Maybe some air freshener…black ice?

[@Evangq]

This was 3 years ago, and Mannequin Skywalker still doesn't want to get off. Must be one great ride!

[@ThomasKrul]

What an incredible smooth and beautiful ride!

[@hans_____]

10:16 *Clicks "RECOVER VESSEL"*

[@resoluteprotector7145]

Yup. Jedediah didn’t gain any EXP, though.

[@spookykitty2327]

Did you use FMRS for that booster recovery?

[@matrimhelmsgaard]

86% recovery rate. 15 science from the mystery goo container to the left.

[@teyton90]

I'd start spamming my mouse at 10:05

[@skgusdlf]

Mannequin Skywalker XD Best name ever

[@RWBHere]

Mannequin Sleepwalker. That dummy ignored all of the excitement. Just laid there with a blank expression. 8-p

[@floppypoppy1995]

I dont think you get it.

[@copyrightstrike7637]

Floppy Poppy why do you say that?

[@hoosierdaddy8002]

Manny Quinn. He was on the TV show Men.

[@theatom7264]

Wonder if it's a Clerks 2 reference. I remember that's what the Lord of the Rings nerd called Anakin in that argument he had with Randal about Star Wars.

[@diraziz396]

Thank you Blue Origin,

[@kevinturner6621]

Good watch! Interesting to see the small dust motes and bits move into free fall then slowly start to sink as gravity returns. What a great landing also.

[@motokid6008]

Ill never get over the sound of the RCS jets firing on the way down...

[@LIFEOFSTUFFEDANIMALS]

Motokid600 They sound so satisfying...

[@danielmorgan5949]

Dude was scared stiff.

[@dcroddy1]

Did anybody check his underpants?

[@TUBESPECIFIC1]

He had a hard on for such a most anticipated adventure of a lifetime we can only fantasize about. That sound in the video makes it like science fiction coming true.

[@Jona89639]

That’s not a real human

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

Thanks hitsme, nobody could have guessed that a pilot called "MANEQUIN Skywalker" might not have been a real human if you hadn't told us.

[@stanvrubel]

Thank You, Jeff!!! That was Stunning!

[@reneg8392]

Wow! Long live technology! What a great video to see it just takes minutes to reach space. The views through the windows are just amazing! BlueOrigin and SpaceX are destin to do great things!!

[@jmichaelcarbonniere9549]

Absolutely amazing! I have never before seen an interior shot of a launch that was as silky smooth as this one. If they need a live test dummy, I'm up for it - tomorrow! While the odds of an old fart such as myself ever getting into space are pretty unlikely, I'd sure as hell take my chances if the opportunity ever fell into my lap. And that would be the only way it could ever happen, it would have to literally fall on me. Oh well, even old farts can dream. Good job Team Blue, keep it going!Cheers,jc

[@pascalcalixte1583]

One of the coolest things I've seen all year. Thanks Blue.

[@ItsNotFate]

I’ve already begun saving. I can’t wait until you guys are sending us up there into space. Cameras don’t do outer space justice, because of aperture settings, and exposures. I can’t wait to see the stars for myself out of atmosphere. Thank you so much for what your company does, I always dreamed of being able to experience space, and thanks to you guys I’ll actually have the opportunity to. I can’t wait!!

[@hackercop]

Thanks for this footage!

[@sharonishere]

Wow! I wasn't expecting it to be this smooth. No shaking at all

[@coenraadloubser5768]

There are so many epic moments in this clip, thank you for sharing!

[@jeroldgaines8698]

rockets and space flight and music.family and friends and now this video make my world go round!!! thank you blue origins for being!

[@blackmozart7610]

This was so awesome to watch ! Hopefully before I leave this earth I can experience this greatness of technology..👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@MrJohnGalt09]

There are some really interesting noises in this video, I’m glad a high quality mic was used 👍🏿

[@NeilFiertel]

The sound is wonderful!!!

[@foreignmandirector]

The sounds are amazing!

[@paulryan3056]

Thank you so much for releasing this! Usually all the public gets to see is the rocket itself lifting off, and while that is an amazing sight to behold, it's something very special to be able to experience a launch like this - from inside the rocket! It's fantastic to see the ascent towards the Karman Line, and the clear distinction between the sky and space suddenly becoming visible 😍 And the serene silence during those few minutes of weightlessness cannot be put into words! That was magic!

[@sammy76554]

This video is f'n AMAZING. These panoramic windows are incredible!!! Im excited to see more from Blue Origin. Great stuff from Bezos and Musk!!! My hat is off to both of them.

[@joiamed8544]

Pay your taxes

[@MrRollingstone66]

Keeps it on, they are men of many hats already. One hand in the cookie jar while the other in the cake mix.

[@simonm1447]

In future you will get a panoramic window with a 360 ° sight on the crew dragon, where you can watch the earth while orbiting it. Unfortunately this will only be affordable for billionaires.

[@KenPaulsenArchitect]

Thanks for this video. Now I sort of feel like "been there, done that" - can save the cost of a ticket.

[@kavalogue]

The mannequin appreciated the opportunity and view more than the actual crew did today

[@gigic518]

Absolutely fabulous!!!! Amazing experience to witness. I'd like to see today's launch from the inside also!!

[@coenraadloubser5768]

2:25 I like how metaphorical jaws of the emptiness of space is swallowing us...

[@ArtisannasitrA]

I am surprised we did not see more of this on the news. SpaceX is getting all the hipe, I hope Blue Origin keeps it up. As Elon says, "Competition is good". :-)

[@stephencourton3328]

Blue Origin more secret than SpaceX so less coverage. Also not a orbital rocket but they have one in works for 2021.

[@Kasmuller]

@@stephencourton3328 um yep they built one fairing half Its not gonna launch, i woild be really suprised if it reached orbit safely, even more suprised if the land the first stage safely. Going from a tiny suborbital rocket that almost touches the karman line, to one of the biggest rockets ever, is a huge step to make in 1 year

[@tickogrey5846]

epic 2 years late correction: hype*

[@Kasmuller]

Claiming that blue origin is even close to keeping up with spaceX is a massive overstatement

[@kristideeley]

Blue Origin doesn't need the hype and glory like SpaceX and Musk do. They're working on their own goals, in their own timeline, in their own way. They don't need your adoration and reassurance. Take a tour of the facility on Merritt Island some time, if you get a chance. You will be left speechless.

[@zachwright3759]

That was an awesome ride, for sure. I would love to experience this someday.

[@ronhutchcraft2290]

I CANNOT GET ENOUGH OF WATCHING THIS! I LOVE SPACE ❤❤❤❤❤

[@LeadFoot500]

They just could have used me in place of the dummy! No need to pay me either, just turn off that beeping noise lol.

[@mrMacMilli2000]

Colorado Native Films But .... they already had a dummy

[@LeadFoot500]

Ace Mcloud lol nice!

[@mrMacMilli2000]

Colorado Native Films Lol. Im in FoCo.

[@mrMacMilli2000]

Colorado Native Films Gotta love that Flat Horizon .. am i right?

[@LeadFoot500]

Ace Mcloud Nice Foco is where it's at. I would not be suprised. Life is full of them.

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

Amazing how little vibration was visible there, it almost seemed very smooth. From what I read in the description it reached 98 kilometres altitude and it seemed to stop engines after about a minute and a half. Holy crap, that must be pulling some very serious Gs to get that high that fast! I REALLY wish they'd shown telemetry data like speed, altitude and Gs on the screen.

[@Sanwizard1]

I was there in my heart. Thank you!

[@Vlasko60]

That was incredibly smooth. Love the large windows.

[@chezzylee]

Beautiful to see the CURVATURE of the round earth.

[@chrissimmons5289]

chezzylee gotta love si-fi

[@IgorKolosha]

Gotta love stupid people. Wait, no, not really.

[@Andrew-ig5sp]

Some say, the curve of the flat disk. Honestly, I think all “flat earthers” are just joking.

[@ihavenoidea4727]

so the curve of the "end" or "edge" of world? XD Wow that is a small fucking plane then. Like 1/200th of its actual size. How stupid can they really be

[@ariihauu_mrs]

@Wazora no it is ellipsoid

[@greyfox4838]

So this is how it feels, to look down at the sky...

[@luxthedopestar9073]

Faiyaz Chowdhury we are but bacteria to this planet.

[@lildrumchum]

Wow...just wow...great job team blue origin.

[@earthwormjj]

Stunning footage

[@whales0310]

It’s so peaceful...

[@vaqifqurbanov2807]

O my god, it's magical, why this video is so underrated? That's not fair

[@jaydaniels1790]

Wow!!! Thanks for the incredible ride😎🙏🇺🇸

[@Slumber-gz5rx]

Amazing footage thank you really enjoyed that ride 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️

[@Del-Canada]

Creepy, but beautiful.

[@TOORAWCEZAR]

blabla62871 why does he care?

[@akizeta]

+cezar popoca Why do you care enough to ask?

[@MentalParadox]

Nelc Why do you care enough to ask him why he cares enough to ask?

[@akizeta]

+Tim Suetens I'm just a caring guy, I guess.

[@bluerunner556]

Creepy because it looks like he's in a dentist's chair?

[@thinfourth]

Can't you use flat earthers instead of dummies? As then should the worst happen and the spaceship crashes into a million little pieces. You haven't lost anything valuable

[@warpath375__]

thinfourth I always wanted a free ticket to "space".

[@paidnasashill]

thinfourth Ha! 😄😆😂 no shit! At least it would make believers out of them, and indeed if it crashes, the collective i.q. of the planet goes up!

[@WilliamKKidd]

Haven't lost anything valuable? You lost a space ship...

[@rotsen995]

The will Deny it an say that it's a screen in the window.

[@tourtermofsoul9395]

Niceeeeeee

[@TheEchoeman]

I must admit, the shock absorbers were awesome. The mannequin wasn't even rattled that much.

[@buddha1529]

Thanks for such a beautiful content , never seen anything like this before