Replay - New Shepard First Human Flight

On July 20, Blue Origin successfully completed New Shepard’s first human flight with four private citizens onboard.

[@archonandrogenpharmacokinetics]

With that ship design, Bezos seem like he is trying to compensate for something.

[@Hebdomad7]

don't be silly, amazon 'associates' will be issued blue rocket shaped water bottles to piss in whilst on the move...

[@aqunia5829]

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[@Exalerion]

To do what?

[@uhjeff3651]

@Growth Mindset fight me. I could beat you in a fight IRL

[@jesusreyes7685]

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[@dubyawemig5624]

"Sir something came on our radar" "What is it?" "It looks like...."

[@joemakin2685]

PECKER!!! The humbled wood pecker works friviously stabbing away at the tree bark building a resource to store himself for the winter months

[@GIFT636]

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[@Bullpuppy1]

A wiener? No just Bezos

[@backyard3749]

1:43:00 for launch. This thing is very phallic! :-) I really like the big windows in the capsule! Wow, what a view!

[@carterpavloski9276]

Biggest windows in space

[@Reevesi]

Congratulations Blue Origin on your successful flight. I'm so happy for Wally funk to finally get to experience Space, even if only for a short time. You did it Jeff.

[@Sha.ll0w]

"Listen to the roar of the engine" Yes I'd like to, if only there wasn't a narrator talking over the sound!

[@zes3813]

wrrr

[@kyrakrieger1862]

yes - the best announcers know when to stfu and let the moment speak for itself.

[@johnwilliams1164]

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[@brianbagnall3029]

She's a pilot and future astronaut. Probably still learning media relations.

[@reap3r555]

U shut up kid you ain’t listening to crap instead you typing this comment 🤡🤡🤡

[@MikeWood]

Congrats to Wally Funk on finally getting her lift and returning safely 60 years after the Mercury 13. :)

[@aocplusme5676]

She BLEW UP the depends she was wearing on flight. Her last meal was Thai food

[@jshepard152]

Mercury 13 is a joke. They were in no way part of the Mercury program.

[@MikeWood]

@@jshepard152 true. They were named that well after. Doesn't mean they were never given a fair crack at being astronauts. She certainly could have been back then.

[@qstarr]

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[@aqunia5829]

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[@makatron]

Going to space using imperial units feels weird. It does have a bad precedent mixing units though.

[@abel4776]

Nature is composed of Fibonacci, geometric, harmonic structures. The Egyptian Pyramid is built the same, and there is nothing like the imperial system that is in harmony with nature as the foundation of measurement. All metric does is makes things simple using base 10 numbering for calculation, nothing else.

[@skyliner3396]

@@abel4776 haha what harmony with nature ? Are you stupid ?

[@patman0250]

Get with the times or stay with the fossils.

[@abel4776]

@@skyliner3396 Hit the books bud. Read.

[@kazch1174]

@@abel4776 yeah the problem is the imperial system is not linked whatsoever to nature or Fibonacci. In fact the imperial system is just a set of arbitrary numbers, as proof these numbers have been changed many times during history. Even today the British imperial system and the American one do not have th same references... On the contrary the metric system is based on nature. Here read some : " These defining constants are the speed of light in vacuum, c, the hyperfine transition frequency of caesium ΔνCs, the Planck constant h, the elementary charge e, the Boltzmann constant k, the Avogadro constant NA, and the luminous efficacy Kcd. The nature of the defining constants ranges from fundamental constants of nature such as c to the purely technical constant Kcd."

[@TimeBucks]

I love Wally Funk's energy.

[@lunarsunshine]

We wee

[@bettynandako5455]

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[@jesusreyes7685]

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[@johnwilliams1164]

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[@venturestar]

yes is amazing

[@XecularOfficial]

Watching this reminded me of how high the stream quality standards are for SpaceX compared to others

[@vitryugun5371]

Yeah, so high that they lose video feed every time booster is close to landing pad :)

[@Jogeta5]

Lol, it really ruins watching other space livestreams.

[@saeedmohammadi3900]

@@vitryugun5371 They streamed from inside the cabin for the Demo 2 mission from the ground all the way to ISS. They have cameras everywhere. And that "landing" you're talking about is out there in the middle of an ocean.

[@DrReginaldFinleySr]

@@vitryugun5371 , Not every time. Anyway, I'm certain you have researched why this is correct?

[@DRIZZTinMINECRAFT]

@@vitryugun5371 This actually doesn't happen any more since they started using starlink uplinks

[@PassportGaming]

The richest man in the world couldn't afford to put a $50 go pro in the best ride he's ever been on

[@J_i_m_]

He ordered one @Amazon but delivery was delayed

[@PassportGaming]

@@J_i_m_ I got my $50 go pro from Amazon last week😂

[@MrDelta144]

That’s because he wasn’t really inside it. 🤣

[@grobbs666]

They had several cameras inside, and I'm sure that video will be released soon. They didn't have the ability to broadcast that video live though. Not easy to connect to wifi while moving 1,000mph lol. I'm sure they popped out the SD cards, have a media team rushing it into editing and going to release a big promotional video with it soon.

[@valerie80yearsago90]

@@grobbs666 space x does it all the time. Your point?

[@speedball1919]

Hearing crew audio with Wally constantly yelling is hilarious

[@Squidwart156]

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[@jawad21x]

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[@jahsnoke8043]

I'd rather see it to believe it

[@claudiomaiasantos]

Elon Musk: “Best part is no part, best process is no process.” Jeff Bezos: Best orbit is no orbit.

[@GIFT636]

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[@mathewferstl7042]

"The best engineer is not having any engineering education"-Not an engineer

[@claudiomaiasantos]

@@mathewferstl7042 🤣

[@mathewferstl7042]

@@claudiomaiasantos well, he's said in quote "I'm actually an engineer" but he isn't one and in Texas (where he has residence) it's illegal to say that as the owner of public companies. (If you don't have an engineering licence)

[@claudiomaiasantos]

@@mathewferstl7042 I couldn’t care less.

[@mathlegendno12]

Why wasn’t there any filming in the cabin? The boosters view were pretty good but I would’ve def liked to see the crews reaction.

[@BlueEternities]

They didn't want to risk the meme of Bezos losing his lunch during liftoff.

[@gipsykaroli]

Because of the ufo 🛸 upp there!!

[@warpoverdrivu6900]

@@gipsykaroli ofc 🥴

[@muskyelondragon]

'Cause it was empty. 🙂🐸

[@ibrahimsahin8003]

because the world is flat, they didn't want to show the world.. ;p

[@aditi6757]

1:43:08 lift off 1:45:30 MECO 1:46:42 Astronauts cheering 1:48:25 Re entry 1:49:50 1:50:08 1:50:20 landing 1:50:43 touchdown 1:51:29 Capsule re entry 1:51:45 Parachute deployed 1:52:52 Clear view 1:53:28 Capsule Touchdown 1:54:17 1:55:06 Boom Boom 1:59:43 jeff bezoz 👍 2:01:25 Coming out of Capsule 2:04:37 off topic but someone fell😂😂 2:04:51 Cheerful moment

[@Ashtree81]

1:53:28 Aka Amazon stockholders sigh of relief

[@pokemania5423]

@@Ashtree81 😂

[@powerfulduck]

Legend

[@heiAMB]

@Blue Origin should pin it 😂

[@flimonegt]

1:12:11 Sarah Knights ....sorry i'm in love XD

[@carolannjorgensen5726]

You can feel the excitement. It's palpable. I cried! Congratulations New Shepard and Blue Origin.💙

[@pks.listenersclub]

Congratulations to Blue Origin team. I like the post space exposure changed perspective thought. Kudos 🎉🎉🎉

[@vitryugun5371]

I really like the fact that the family can see and greet their beloved ones the minutes after they return from space, the same way you meet your family in the airport after a long flight.

[@lnr12241]

They were apart for 10 minutes? ? ?

[@snuffeldjuret]

@@lnr12241 space flight is always a bit risky.

[@gerardogerardo2858]

@Pietro Carvalho v Ñ.. .

[@jaquelinemayany2029]

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[@calliban7056]

loool

[@patrickstar686]

who was the genius that decided to put the camera on the ground instead of in the rocket?

[@tedunguent156]

A starfish wearing shorts wouldn't understand.

[@shoWbitz]

Smitty Werbenjägermanjensen.

[@muskyelondragon]

Some punk named Jeff.

[@TheOldFellow]

Probably the same one who employed the motor-mouth driveller to spoil the whole show.

[@Zoltan1251]

there are cameras there.... omg, in this comment section it really feels that people do not realize that is really hard to have crisp live feed from fast moving rocket

[@josephstalin364]

Jeff is basically the “when billionaires are bored” joke

[@bettynandako5455]

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[@jesusreyes7685]

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[@johnreidy2804]

Playing Astronaut...when we could have used that money to feed the hungry and help the sick and the poor. Shame on you Jeff Bezos

[@josephstalin7353]

Except musk does it better

[@GIFT636]

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[@wtxrailfan]

I don't believe I've ever watched a Blue Origin live stream where the proverbial question wasn't asked in the comments: "Why doesn't she STFU?" Ariane's enthusiasm is understandable, but dang, lady, learn to take a breath. That notwithstanding, good job, Team Blue!

[@samn6498]

Team X!

[@ganesh3108]

Yeah that's what I'm searching for

[@agbs_creations]

It would have been amazing to be able to see them inside the capsule and the whole way up and see there reactions.

[@JulieAnnRacino]

15 flights before this one, and two more scheduled for this year. Julie Ann Racino, ASPA, SSTIG, 2021

[@mariadelourdesarizpefemat2150]

It was strange not havin those images…

[@johnwilliams1164]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZLCmoh9bNCga80.

[@toweri_li]

@@JulieAnnRacino 15 flights. Empty capsule, no humans. No video.

[@Guthix198]

Dislike and send hate mail/ thoughts

[@Baleur]

No footage from the cabin or windows..... Its just like 1980's nasa all over again. This is why SpaceX is still king, they show it all openly.

[@User36282]

There was a paying customer on board. It's not our right to see a live video feed from inside. He paid for the trip, he deserves some privacy. It also has the billionaire founder Jeff Bezos on board, and his media team would never let a live feed be shown in case anything happened to him that would embarrass him or ruin his image. Don't be a moron all your life. There WERE cameras on board. We will see the footage soon enough.

[@arkitect5692]

I'll be laughing if he jacked in space ngl

[@TheBooban]

There is a layer on the edge of space they cross that doesn’t allow for transmissions.

[@johnwilliams1164]

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[@user2C47]

@@TheBooban Not quite. What you may be thinking of is plasma blackout during atmospheric entry.

[@abcjelly]

Awesome flight🚀, its cool👌 how the capsule's windows big👍& love the crackling sounds when liftoff from those BE-3s

[@marcusk2]

“Reaching orbit takes over 30 times the energy of a suborbital flight. 18,000 mph vs 3,000 mph and 400km altitude vs 100km. Kind of puts it into perspective as to the sheer challenge that @spacex has overcome and the huge lead they have in private space flight! 🚀”

[@julianskidmore293]

Maybe because SpaceX use proper scientific units instead of Steam-age measurements ;-)

[@marcusk2]

Obviously 🙄

[@notademonrat]

yeah butt butt they did it in the 1960s over and over and over again it should be easy right.....

[@aantoniosc]

u

[@ryanb7385]

You would hope they have a huge lead given how much money US taxpayers have given them lmao

[@DarkManX1231]

Safemoon crew go to *SFM21XT* on KZbin go balls deep 🐵

[@MarcoAlici]

That's one giant leap for a man, but one small step for mankind.

[@L43-01]

me trying not to throw up after seeing them using the imperial system and not SI-Units to show speed and hight

[@L43-01]

@O F The SI-Unit for mass is kilograms which is indeed defined by Planck's constant and other SI-Units as seconds and meters. But even if it wasn't really defined, the thing is that all of science agreed to use a uniform system of units, so it only makes sense to also use them in spaceflight. I personally would like to see the aviation industry to switch from their knots and feet to the system of SI-Units.

[@kilos5958]

this merica fuck yall

[@L43-01]

@O F yeah I agree it annoys me a little too but then again it has a rather interesting history, why it's the only unit with a prefix

[@rolfhoystad5981]

Congratulations for a well performed flight :-)

[@shaneko9]

Beginning of the next semester Teacher: Where have you been during the VACATION? Daemon: To the SPACE!!

[@SantiagoVelezRestrepo]

He goes to uni next semester, i think he's preparing the speech when a professor ask him "what do you think about it Daemon..." Hahaha

[@zes3813]

wrrr

[@TheDudeSvU]

ah yes...the space. I like the space. I like going to the space every time I get the chance. Going to the space is my favourite thing to do. The space is fantastic. Jk! 9gag reference to the meme in which "the space" = "the sex" and "going" = "doing" Up voted on your comment!

[@TheWrongBrother]

I guess Blue Origin was the best name ... would have been awkward to name the company Amazon Space Services (A.S.S.)

[@jackboot3946]

More appropriate though.

[@VT-tz5bm]

Would have made more sense

[@CuboydMC]

seems 10x more fitting.

[@ikentspell2659]

imagine paying 28 million for a 5 minute elevator ride.

[@thenextbigthing7268]

Yea I mean with all the people wanting to get that seat it kinda makes sense as this don’t happen much.

[@maxboiiyeeet1041]

Lol

[@auchnurmensch]

Imagine world hunger

[@MrHichammohsen1]

0g, view literally out of this world, and a rocket ride!

[@Romeroifly]

You really think someone is dumb enough to pay 30mil for this, it was probablly bezos's money, ''the client'' didnt even show up to his 30mil flight.

[@Rebornagain101]

I love it how they call them astronauts 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kizima08]

I'm the only one to think that SpaceX has the best Marketing team of all private space companies?

[@superior6564]

@Monarch Kinda hard to take an edgelord's insult seriously.

[@wachaka1554]

That’s true, this woman was annoying and didn’t even know what fuel went into the rocket. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Tesla’s team is by far the most professional, knowledgeable, entertaining team, and they have great video.

[@psayre33]

definitely agree here.spaceX is professional top to bottom, It just seems a more serious endeavor,and a lot more transparent.while this is important,and it's good to have another player in the Space vehicle segment,the presentation comes off as a bit of Amazon brand of a more popular product lol

[@arkitect5692]

ArianeGroup better ngl

[@Goonie0905]

@@psayre33 Uh. You clearly haven't experienced Tesla Customer Service. An absolute disaster.

[@flokb.7872]

That was quick. Most rollercoaster rides take longer than this!

[@MikeBiddle]

That's what she said.

[@markfdm6125]

it only flied to 10km high.

[@shivamcholin6760]

Most roller coasters run on wheels and tracks, don't go higher than 150m and don't hit mach 3 I believe. if we gon compare, do it the right way.

[@merlin9657]

Actually not, the longest duration roller coaster is 'The Ultimate' in England, with a duration of 7min 34s. This New Shepard mission took about 10 minutes. But yeah, it's still very short.

[@JulieAnnRacino]

We, for the first time, were shown both the velocity and the altimeter readings throughout the flight, which was amazing at the speeds (in excess of 2,000 miles per hour from ground zero) and passing the "international space line" (past 328,000); and the return to earth at the last 10,000 miles (to 5 and 16 mph respectively of the booster and capsule upon landing). Julie Ann Racino, Cornell University Alumni, 2021

[@douglass8536]

Thank you Wonderful endeavor! Congratulations!

[@cirquemedia]

The mile high club has a VIP section now.

[@Okurka.]

3 minutes ought to be enough for an 18-year-old.

[@PyroPancakes]

@@Okurka. what?

[@vectrexer]

Excellent Flight! Congratulations Blue Origin Team on your achievement and successful transition to flying humans in space. Looking forward to your next flights and more developments in the future for your other flight equipment and platforms! Go Blue Origin! Go!

[@F-Man]

Wally Funk, Astronaut. Well-earned.

[@dbergner]

Wally was the only real Astronaut aboard. She is an amazing and inspiring person.

[@luvmykadence01]

She waited FAR too long. Glad she got to live her dream. Well-earned indeed.

[@johapi]

@@dbergner Indeed!

[@Galova]

suborbitaut

[@abou8963]

But, what an idea! To fulfill the life dream of every trained Astronaut who never got to go!

[@TheKreators]

I like that there's no choosing to hug Wally Funk or not. She just grabs you & pulls you in for the hug, haha! What a woman

[@eliakimchirchir2658]

Nice to see jesse and Young boy flying to space

[@DavidS11]

Can we all acknowledge how genuinely happy and excited Sarah looks when talking to the crew?

[@aocplusme5676]

People are literally giving her money. She's pretending bro

[@jackwhitlock1]

It’s amazing to see Wally so happy

[@regolith1350]

You guys are not astronauts. You are PASSENGERS. You guys are also not crew. You are PASSENGERS.

[@rocktobot4851]

I was gonna say, 28 million bucks doesn't compare in the slightest to the amount of training that actual astronauts go through.

[@Graphics_Card]

“Listen to the roar of the engine” Narrator: *Yes but actually no*

[@aocplusme5676]

Cringe commentary. Woulda been better in silence

[@zildacampos7045]

@@aocplusme5676 8 99 hj k

[@Graphics_Card]

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[@Squidwart156]

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[@qstarr]

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[@cyberherbalist]

The narrator was quite excited during the launch, wasn't she? Made me smile.

[@kneekoo]

Nice audio from the capsule, but it would've been nicer to also see them in flight. Congrats for a successful mission! :)

[@Over360]

but now the packages are delivered like this?

[@tatianab2645]

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[@rundavid6168]

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[@cannonshooter732]

Everything was great.... except Ariane Cornell not knowing when to reduce the throttle on her mouth. Thankfully, they also had an unnarrated stream that CNBC has on their channel where you could take in the launch, the sound of the rocket, and the landing without the extraneous verbal commentary.

[@wtxrailfan]

Ariane definitely exceeded Max Q.

[@QueenDaenerysTargaryen]

Agreed, she was annoying😡 🔥🐲

[@pidicusrex]

Whaddaya expect from a salesperson?? She's no Jessica Anderson or Lauren Lyons either - but they are both Engineers. ;)

[@haroldfinz4863]

Everything was great, period, full stop. Great video. I wasn't fortunate enough to see this until 2 days after, but I mean this sincerely, the commentary felt honest, pure, and in no way detracted from event.

[@pidicusrex]

@@haroldfinz4863 - You'd be the only person ever then, to enjoy the Blue Origin commentary. It's sub-nominal on every stream. Jeff would be better off hiring Tim Dodds to redo the whole production.

[@walthodgson5780]

"Newest minted astronauts", just like grandma is a "newly minted sailor" when she takes a Caribbean cruise.

[@WhiteDervish]

After watching this and the one of Richard Branson, I would say Richard Branson is a way better businessman.

[@candlercando]

Much more likable for sure, and I do more business with Amazon than Wal Mart.

[@FleshGolem420]

He's kind of a larger than life character and has a very natural feel for marketing via style. Bezos is way richer so it depends on what you mean by better businessman I guess.

[@otaviohenrique9518]

@MonarchElon Musk is not running for space tourism, he already sends people to space via crewdragon

[@russs7574]

Could be....an observation like this is all the better if you'd have included some of your reasoning that led you to that conclusion. I would have been very interested.

[@johnwilliams1164]

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[@jilllangelaar1457]

Olivier ❤️❤️ je hebt het gewoon gedaan! Kan niet wachten om jou verhaal over de ervaring te horen! Blue origin; amazing way of take “us” aboard, loved The way everything was shared with us on planet earth 😉

[@keyraosorio3271]

Jeff Bezos is going to space just for leisure, while there’s people who are looking in the trash for food

[@bettynandako5455]

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[@yteicosf1103]

There will always be ppl looking for food in trash.

[@andreapetrovska8573]

Congratulation Jeff, Mark, Wally & Oliver🌍♥️🦋👏📚✌👍💯🙂

[@liamrobins8789]

Absolutely amazing and aspirational, been an amazing 21 years and here is to the future of space tourism! Congrats to all the team at Blue Origin for making this happen.

[@WashingtonDC202]

Congratulations! waiting for the inside capsule video.

[@smitaprajnaprusty7694]

The cabin footage can be checked in the post-flight conference .

[@StefanVenus]

Congratulations and lots of respect to everyone, especially to Wally for staying fit at her age! Cheers

[@itgcafedotcom]

Wow! Hats off to all the engineers & staff specially the main architect "Gary". The live feed was on time, great host, nice cam angles from start to end. Though, I wish there were live cam feeds from the capsule itself during ascent.

[@hazelstreet1654]

They did record in the cabin. They just didnt live stream it. We'll see some footage later

[@johnwilliams1164]

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[@denistasyer3234]

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[@itgcafedotcom]

@EIon Musk ꪜ #SaveTheBestForElon

[@KCotreau]

Richard Branson called to congratulate Bezos on passing the Karmen line. He was quoted as saying: "We may not have gone as high, but at least, we did not look like a flying penis."

[@JohnWilliams-by3kx]

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[@deebee7786]

Man, i love Wally Funk's energy.

[@SteveSiegelin]

The youngest astronaut, the oldest astronaut and the manufacturer of the rocket flying on the First Flight of the rocket with an amazing success! Honestly when I heard "Jeff has cleared the tower" those words made me so happy!

[@orleandr9757]

KSP space music should start played, when they passed Karman line

[@johnwilliams1164]

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[@isaquest134]

Karman line more like Kerman Line

[@HipyoTech]

Me: The entire west coast is on fire Jeff Bezos: Haha space go brrrrrrrrr

[@jackz1620]

@EIon Musk ꪜ Seems there are only 2 cells left in your brain. One is called liberal and the other one is called non-liberal. lol

[@timmoles9259]

"Picture perfect"

[@alwaysopen7970]

Why not? How many other people took off for somewhere else?

[@josh_9266]

@hipyo Tech west coast is burning but yet here you are on your phone. People still want to live there lives. He was able to do this through hard work. Dont criticize him for doing his dream.

[@zualapips1638]

@EIon Musk ꪜ California has the biggest and most prosperous economy out of every State.

[@justinmartinez5485]

Wow what an amazing accomplishment to all those new astronauts!

[@vincentwashum9876]

Thanks for sharing!

[@user-ry3yf3je1h]

Absaloutly amazing what a flawless flight!

[@kumarparitosh7598]

Even after this successful historic mission. The architect Gary Lai( anchor ) is like : "Ahhhh, that's my job. Had to do it" Cmon Gary, enjoy man, champagne🍾 Loved it.

[@manojvarughese4337]

That lady though....

[@pronoy592]

@@manojvarughese4337 hahahaha....btw the host is herself a flight instructor

[@marciapetronelly243]

*GREAT!! - But it is NOT SO GOOD like this one* kkkk kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpa4fY2uZaqqfq9n00

[@adriencrean8539]

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[@MrKosxrem]

Miles and Feet? That's why no one can take this effort seriously!

[@bettynandako5455]

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[@8bitorgy]

Miles and feet built history, and will continue to do so

[@MrKosxrem]

Imperial system is the fastest way to get rejected by the international scientific community. We are trying to built our future here, not our history.

[@johnywalker3909]

Unbelievable :) Congratulations!

[@erdogansemra]

you need to look up *SFM21XT* on KZbin hold your coins ❤️

[@BlackGryph0n]

That was so nice to watch! LOVED the cabin audio, made me feel like I was up there with them! Congrats everyone!

[@user-ry3yf3je1h]

Hey boi

[@kirkc9643]

Maybe one day they will include video and metric telemetry

[@paulbobon1834]

It would have been better to see live video feed from inside the capsule.

[@tacticaljackson]

Weird they provide video from outside the capsule but only audio from the inside…

[@kirkc9643]

Hopefully Elon Musk can hook them up with some Starlink so they can stream video too next time.

[@azokpotavalere4908]

Fantastique, émouvant et excitant. Félicitations!!!

[@martymeatball1877]

10 1/2 minutes of flight followed by two hours of Bezos bragging and patting himself on the back.

[@aocplusme5676]

Followed by a lifetime of still being 5 foot 2 for jeff

[@ACasualTrevor]

1 hour drive, 3 hour wait, 10 minute flight, 3 hour after party, and then it’s only noon. If you aren’t on the rocket, what’s even the point of going? Just a waste of time. But hey, space travel go brrrrr (for the uber elite rich).

[@apacheattackhelicopter8778]

@@ACasualTrevor if it is so boring, why do you sound so jealous

[@ACasualTrevor]

@@apacheattackhelicopter8778 if that sounded like jealousy to you, then idk what to tell ya.

[@bettynandako5455]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWSZhqGFrtKgetU

[@user-sy3wt1tm2n]

Молодцы! Примите поздравления! Пройдет еще 50 лет и такое путешествие будет не сложнее, чем полет на море и заслуга в этом, в том числе и ваша.

[@alexsandrvaypan3575]

На ранчё с Дворцом Гелинжика .

[@user-wi5pz9yz6t]

Дядька заплатил, чтоб в историю его записали, не более того, не верю в такие странные полёты, такой же фейк как и с луной.

[@jge123]

This is more exciting than the richard branson plane thing because they go higher and those big windows seem to really make a difference. Anyway congratulations.

[@angeliquemilan]

William Shatner to Jeff Bezos: "What you have given me is the most profound experience... I hope I'll never recover...", in awe!

[@fredlacroix6865]

virgin galactic looks more passenger friendly being able to fly & land like a plane

[@jimkennedy828]

That's correct because each has different purposes. Virgin Galactic being meant for passengers travel. It seemed some tried to pit the 2 against each other but the only competition was which launched people on board first.

[@sproctor1958]

I'd trust the wings more than the 'chutes.

[@Nangoncrazy]

Disagree. Launching with a rocket compared to a semi-aircraft is all lot cooler. You go higher and have more of a real astronaut experience.

[@sproctor1958]

@@Nangoncrazy And then, there is the Space Shuttle... A Space / Aircraft... well, glider. Personally, I like the Dream Chaser. I understand what you meant though, air launch vs. vertical launch, and, yeah, rockets are much cooler to watch.

[@FleshGolem420]

I think the VG experience looks like more fun. Not straight up and down and when the rocket lights on the plane that has to be a real kick in the pants.

[@777hvswg777]

guys write *SFM21XT* on KZbin beastmode 👀

[@phonkphonk]

Congrats!

[@pidicusrex]

Well done - from no human rated vehicles in the US to three in the past two years, is a fantastic effort from SpaceX, Virgin Galactic, and now Blue Origin,... Y'all are making Boeing and 'old space' looking like dinosaurs staggering to extinction, being replaced by innovation and enthusiasm. The two sub-orbital vehicles are a strong start on going further for all of us. We're all looking forward to your orbital and interplanetary efforts.

[@grahamwalker2312]

The outstanding character of the flight was Wally Funk. Could hear her whoops of joy during the flight. Thank you Wally Funk for sharing your flight with us all.

[@canalgenialoficial]

This is the begging of a new era to humanity and I will be part of it too!!! Hugs from São Paulo Brazil to all friends in world!!🇧🇷🇪🇺🇺🇸🇯🇵🇨🇦

[@permanentwaves4621]

The landing of the booster was the coolest part . It resembled an old scifi movie . Looks like it touched down softer than the capsule .

[@cash8797]

Yes, just like an old sci fi movie. You can actually see the booster adjusting its position to remain upright coming down. During this video, the announcer mentioned the capsule has sensors that detect ground at six feet, which triggers a puff of air to soften the landing more.

[@spbtrader5415]

60 years ago, on April 12, 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Alekseevich Gagarin made the world's first flight into outer space. The Vostok-1 spacecraft took off from Baikonur at 9:07 a.m. Moscow time. The flight duration was 108 minutes.

[@tedunguent156]

I don't like the use of the word "astronauts" in this instance. They are passengers. This is a great achievement, yes. I just think that the word astronaut should be reserved for a professional pilot, or mission specialist, or scientific mission.

[@JakStat]

Wally Funk deserves it

[@graphstyle]

Agreed

[@tedunguent156]

@@----Jay---- Yes, I'm familiar with the denotation of "astronaut." I just think the word should be reserved for the people who dedicated their lives to exploration and science rather than someone who "bought a ticket" on the world's most expensive "carnival ride." I do appreciate the people who have worked very hard at Blue Origin and the guts it takes to put your life at risk, but, they are passengers on this flight. They should have coined a new word, and maybe got a copyright, for this new space passenger.

[@muche6321]

@@----Jay---- Yes, creating a new word for these passengers could be interpreted as BO being trailblazers. With associated risk of the new word not being used after couple of years when other companies offer similar services. Like xeroxing was a thing for a while, then Xerox was forced to forbid it, and now everyone is making photocopies instead. On the other hand, co-opting the existing word superficially inflates the value of BO's passenger services, at the price of devaluing the original word and the work of all previous astronauts. The host even used the word "astronots" to refer to people who went through and tested their training program but did not actually fly into space. IMHO it would be acceptable in "print", but it's too close, almost indistinguishable, to "astronauts" when spoken.

[@ViperEye]

*Really* hope the full flight recording comes out at some point.

[@Squidwart156]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h36qeq2Zpauhm8k

[@kilos5958]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIS8ZJqhhbOmbKs this is it

[@ViperEye]

@@kilos5958 Not quite. These are portions. I mean launch to landing.

[@chriswebertreesurgeon]

I finally got to see this tonight. I only saw the capsule opened, I missed the launch and touchdown. I just saw that incredible rocket of yours. I had no idea that thing landed itself like that. I've never seen anything like it. It looked like something out of a SciFi movie. And it launched so smooth. Not like the big Saturn boosters, this thing seemed effortless as it lifted off. But that touchdown. Man that touchdown. What an awesome rocket that can fly itself home. Brilliant. I am curious about the Capsule though. Does it blow some kind of gas or air bag or something when it touches down? How are you dealing with absorbing the shock? I thought I saw gas release when it touched down?

[@melissazuccaro9119]

Booster touch down! Wow! Best ever!....effects. Wow!

[@frechesbienchen4720]

Congratulations! This was soo incredible!

[@shuchivarshney3599]

Superb!!! Congrats Blue Origin for this historical moment!

[@glennquagmire3258]

Jeff giving Wally the best 7 minutes she has had in a long time. One day, maybe he can actually do some orbital runs.

[@eluder25rs]

Congrats guys! Man, what the last few years have brought us spaceships wise, just insane!

[@mullakhmetov]

I am very happy! This is a new achievement for all mankind! Congratulations, from Russia!

[@ratrip]

I think Roscosmos and NASA want a word with you...

[@mickellrust5871]

Is there a mannequin aboard because the astronaut in the window shown hasn’t moved a bit.

[@TheArtofTechnicalDrawing]

Metric should be the only units used the space. Did you know MPH and FT are officially defined by the metric system? Metric is the units of SCIENCE and SPACE! Also loved how the young person in the capsule asked at the end "Can I get that in Meters?".

[@HardRockMaster7577]

What is the credit for the music credit that is playing as the video opens (Tip, it's not the song cited in the Description, so don't go there...).

[@clonker9188]

Pretty epic, not gonna lie. Congrats!

[@user-ju9gk2tk3i]

Молодцы!

[@chinmf1710]

congratulations!!!

[@SFCFilms]

Congratulations Blue origin. A lot of people may not realise this but this was all done without a pilot on board, i.e automated. Wow, just wow. Looking forward to space tourism. When can I buy my ticket 🖖😃🎬👽

[@leonlee3239]

so..was that it? fly up and than drop back down? how long did they stay up there? couple seconds? Nice launch but seems awful experience.

[@ingovb6155]

Such experience is far from aweful - rather far on the awesome spectrum.

[@rocktobot4851]

28 million bucks too.

[@wolfrunner6462]

They went up to around 100km meaning then were past the karman line, once the engine stopped they were in 0g for about 2 minutes

[@vansanchez2162]

Cry more

[@vansanchez2162]

Billionaires don't need your opinion lols.