Watch Blue Origin launch Michael Strahan to space! (FULL FLIGHT)

The Blue Origin ship blasts off from Van Horn, Texas on a Blue Origin NS-19 rocket. Watch the full flight from launch to touchdown, right here.
#blueorigin #amazon #michaelstrahan

[@lw216316]

The X-15 went higher and faster back in the 1960s but only had one pilot on board. The thing about commercial flights like this that makes me smile is seeing them return and land upright under rocket control. It still seems like simulation.

[@particles343]

Yeah. Baby steps. Mars is over there but we have the moon right here to practice on.

[@JeffReiher]

yeah its fake

[@relentlessmadman]

did you not watch the video< the captsule came with parachutes? yeah the booster came down under power, but flash and buck would not be proud.

[@relentlessmadman]

@@JeffReiher high fake Jake.????

[@JeffReiher]

@@relentlessmadman and not a real person witnessed any of it. fake, fake, fake. the whole thing is fake.

[@cuymathis5779]

Why does the rocket look like the one from Austin powers 😂

[@mudman6156]

Because it doesn’t have to put the capsule into orbit. If it did, that little rocket wouldn’t have worked because it’s simply not nearly powerful enough to achieve the speed required to go into an orbit (17,000 mph).

[@tammybowen5683]

Living a dream Michael!!! Glad you did.

[@jboss1314]

Thank you Great Show 👍

[@mikew5144]

Have yet to hear “OMG look how flat it actually is!” 😂

[@flemhawker9134]

As soon as this caught my attention similar thoughts crossed my mind🤣😂. There are some serious nut cases about.

[@deeeeeeps]

Contract says you can't mention it.

[@YTGhostCensorshipCanSuckMe]

@@deeeeeeps “OMG look how anti-curved it actually is”

[@jakefontenot2815]

Wonder why they didn't put out the original flight audio? Audio is from the original Blue Origin flight. Even the video and commentators are from the original flight this summer. Wonder if something is being hidden?

[@cambee3070]

It’s fake my guy.

[@innocentspectator2678]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 so exciting!

[@SlotHits777]

I like the consolidated trimmed down video to the main events parts

[@morvinh1]

How hard is it for them to put a camera at the window?

[@dooks8277]

On a CGI rocket that isn't even close to being real, its probably pretty difficult.

[@MatthewBryce]

For what reason?

[@morvinh1]

To give us a birds eye view

[@desmond89]

@@dooks8277 haha flat earther spotted I thinj

[@Vipbossguy]

@@desmond89 nice catch

[@dennisbeacham5747]

Absolutely amazing!

[@dennisbeacham5747]

@Rob M you know what they say about opinions

[@sweesuri7760]

Amazing??? What a joke

[@dennisbeacham5747]

@@Adam-uz3hj The beauty of living in a free society is being able to express independent thought! I refused to be muzzled by your asininity! Have a great day!

[@derp8575]

I'm afraid that the Tell-A-Vision has disabled your critical faculties. The footage was clearly cgi. There's no independent footage of the launch.

[@yamahantx7005]

LOL! They were in space for less than 75 seconds.

[@XV250]

That's 73 seconds longer than the last time you had fun with your girlfriend...

[@anandbissoon4111]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheAddoni]

75 seconds longer than the rest of us have been in space. It's awesome 👌

[@jayjokerst]

Yes but they have been to space.

[@chrissamuelson1116]

Awesome keep going keep striving for space travel!

[@zagzagel420]

5280 ft per mile, space is 76 miles according to NASA. 5280 x 76 = 401,280 feet. This flight maxed out at 351,225 feet. How did it get to space?

[@mudman6156]

Via cosplay.

[@juonasmith4947]

hello Pete how are you doing

[@darnelmcphee1229]

fake af

[@Vipbossguy]

Because the line between earths atmosphere and space is disputed. The Karman line is usually used to define that line. It starts at 100, which is about 30’000 feet below their max altitude, so they did technically go to space

[@FlatEarthTruth.]

Flat earth.....totally fake stuff

[@rivercloud33]

Incredible

[@natalieharris8602]

WOOOOOW!! That was amazing to watch! Alright now!! YEAH BIG MIKE ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💯!

[@renato5668]

Exciting moment of exploring the dark open space, in the direction of Uranus. Bravo!

[@gorillavanilla5963]

Wheres the onboard camera?????

[@jcbdiggers1]

Congratulations team from scunthorpe in the UK 🇬🇧..one for my bucket list is to travel up to space

[@Homehous]

Awesome, great work Jeff b.

[@saulortega7911]

I don't know WHY they don't show us the window view or what the actually see from up there 🤔

[@therogue9000]

They usually do afterwards, I doubt they want live video feed of the interior if something was to go wrong. I imagine live video of 6 civilians imploding in the vacuum of space would be a PR shitstorm for Blue Origin and Jeffrey.

[@JessycaMarshall]

EXACTLY. They certainly have the tech to do so…

[@musskeeterbump]

you know they have to doctor and clean up the images before unveiling them to the general population 🤷🏽‍♂️ I'm sure all of the passengers were heavily briefed by the universe police to keep hush 🤫🤫 on what they saw up there before going up or else it's ticky ticky boom boom on the way down ⏱️💣💥💥

[@AlohaPanda]

They have the views on fb lol

[@meseretgglove8093]

because its all fake

[@neomilw4703]

That is wild. All that in under 10 minutes.

[@tarapringle11]

Congratulations to Michael and his group. Very excited. Great news.

[@jsstar76]

Lol who cares about Michael Strahan. It’s more of an honor to have Alan Shepard’s ( a real astronaut) daughter, Laura Shepard Churchly be on this mission.

[@tarapringle11]

@@jsstar76 I commented to Micheal Strahan because in my area that's what the hoopla was about of course congratulations to Laura also as well as all the crew members, like I replied and his group that included Laura also. 🙂

[@jsstar76]

@@tarapringle11 I get it 😀 I know it’s all about fame.

[@sweesuri7760]

@Вивсі смокчіте Mission you got to be kidding me this is nothing more than a theme park amusement ride

[@ancientkid1635]

EPIC

[@tekannon7803]

Can something be done to give the rocket exhaust a more 'rockety' look? It looks like a Bic lighter's flame.

[@Billfish57]

They do a much better CGI rocket look in the movies, but the movies spend more time and money on it than this brainwashing clip.

[@mudman6156]

The rocket’s power seemed to come up a bit short. Probably because they weren’t even trying to go into orbit. They just went straight up and straight back down again. You don’t get to experience weightlessness on such a journey. That requires you to actually be orbiting the planet or traveling some distance from the Earth so as to no longer feel the effects of the gravity. Even if they had actually made it into outer space, that’s nowhere near far enough away to become weightless. Even the moon feels the Earth’s gravity pulling on it. Thus, the moon is actually falling in towards the Earth. Lucky for us that the moon is moving fast enough past the planet that it keeps missing it’s chance to smash into the planet. That’s called an orbit.

[@danielhill3665]

Why no cameras inside?

[@118Columbus]

This is fake - it is all created in a sound stage studio with CGI enhancement. It’s like the 1969 Fake Moon Landing for the modern age.

[@XV250]

Privacy - if one of them barfs or something goes seriously wrong, they don't want that broadcast live.

[@carnageasada1]

@@headtaker02 I bet you are going to get your fourth Covid booster shot hahahaha

[@jayregal6478]

Way to go big MIKE!

[@waytrumedia7854]

at 4:03 something really massive passes along side the rocket big enough to cast a shadow on both the rocket and the cap. what ever it was had to be massive and if it cast a shadow on them they had to of seen it

[@kellygotell1179]

How does the capsule descend back down from space with no gravity?

[@HarleyFlammia]

Sub orbital flight

[@mikefarino4368]

One of the bigest misconceptions about space is about no gravity in space, there is constant gravity even as high as the iss and our satellites. What causes weightlessness and seemingly no gravity is the speed at which the objects are going, it's called terminal velocity. Essentially when in orbit you aren't outside of gravity but merely constantly falling away from the earth at the same speed as gravity is pulling you towards earth, if the iss just stopped and dropped to 0mph it would fall to earth much like this capsule

[@kellygotell1179]

@@mikefarino4368 thanks

[@Billfish57]

Gravity never stops, but when the capsule is moving the same speed as gravity is pulling on it, it "feels" like zero G's, it's not really zero G's, only apparent to the passengers for a little while. You can do that in any plane or even a roller coster for a moment, you feel no gravity, but it's there.

[@KotlinBek]

fake

[@tommylap01]

Cameron is so awesome

[@TheDaexiled1]

Now if the sub orbital flights will reach around 95 miles up then it's definitely worth the price. You would get a whole lot more weightless time not to mention you're over 500,000 feet up where you could see the the east coast at that height, they saw Baja California easily

[@Skew757]

Only went 66.5 miles

[@mudman6156]

I wonder if you can see the circle of snowy mountains that keep us from falling off the edge of the Earth. Any thoughts you dingbat flat Earthers?

[@carmenchicas6775]

Nice 😍❤

[@AnonymousAnonymous-sk5qz]

No helments?

[@angelgreen2602]

W heat g rain 👽

[@emmanuelquerol]

So, they never went through re-entry?

[@slowmoe1964]

Why does the rocket plume look so different from other rockets.

[@KotlinBek]

fake

[@TheOmengod]

CGI is amazing!

[@HardKore5250]

Matrix Awakens

[@cuymathis5779]

😂😂😂

[@huntergatherer4223]

It's actually bad. The rusty rocket is a joke.

[@JessycaMarshall]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@dooks8277]

Its terrible cgi. They dont even have to try to make it look real because the masses are that dumb.

[@robshane6634]

I'd never ride in anything that looks like a giant dild

[@Skew757]

They went 66.5 miles up

[@Mikemercedes7676]

The designer of that shuttle needs a serious talking to ! 🤔

[@kandiramirez3548]

😂😂😂

[@carlkelly3363]

Is there really any point to this 11 min. round trip to nowhere?

[@XV250]

Is there really any point to you getting on a jet and flying to a vacation?

[@ElectronicGigabyte]

How is the crew not injured with the passenger capsule hitting the ground at around 17 miles per hour on landing?

[@anandbissoon4111]

Hydrolic seats

[@Fizzleish]

9:08

[@havokchaos6882]

FAKE

[@mudman6156]

Because they were in the capsule, not under it.

[@cambee3070]

Because it’s all fake Af

[@DeviceOverDose]

Amazing! Go Jeff!...

[@cyclingbutterbean]

Did she say "Our original 6"?

[@4evertrue830]

Launching space tourists into space in a capsule for 3 mins and back is not the best way to enjoy space travel with Blue Origin. Why not build a mini shuttle to replace the capsule at the top of the rocket which then rockets off for a one orbit flight around the Earth once it gets to the edge of space, before returning and landing like Richard Brannson's Space ship. That would have been super cool....

[@h.l.westlake2587]

Star People where watching 👽

[@coreygarnett5826]

👍🏽👍🏽

[@JamesSmith-fq6pz]

Nice cgi work almost looks real

[@hadessahf3549]

So exciting CGI. 🤓

[@area85restorations75]

So this whole video is CGI according to you?

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

@@area85restorations75 If you could explain to me why the spaceship looks fake that’d be great otherwise I have to say this looks like CGI. I want to believe this was legitimate but it looks like they made a bad CGI video. If you want you can compare this to some NASA/SpaceX launches and you can see a difference between the two. At least when I look at them the NASA launches look absolutely real this video looks faked to me, but that’s just me.

[@area85restorations75]

@@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster Well it's not fake. I know that for a fact because I saw this launch in person with my own eyes from a very close distance.

[@derp8575]

​@@area85restorations75 Wow! You must have shot some amazing amateur video from your vantage point. So far I haven't been able to find any independent footage of this launch. Perhaps you can share your footage.

[@hobo1704]

That's crazy, doesn't even look real. Amazing 👍

[@huntergatherer4223]

It isn't

[@dooks8277]

Even Helen Keller could see that isn't real. I don't know what the heck is wrong with the dumb masses. Its mind blowing how dumb this place is.

[@huntergatherer4223]

@@dooks8277 most of whats going on isn't real.

[@dooks8277]

@@huntergatherer4223 Yes I'm well aware of that.

[@Cpatriot]

@@dooks8277 Exactly! You have to be a complete fool to believe that bs.

[@desecholes5543]

I know you thinking it 😏

[@bettyboo6031]

How much for 10 minutes

[@MrAdorabao]

16mph landing sounds kinda hard...

[@notme9976]

thruster blasts at the last few seconds slowed it down further, was closer to 3-5 mph

[@Fizzleish]

9:08

[@matttatts]

Jeff Bezos is so rich that he can buy quasi-famous people just to shoot them into space to test his rocket.

[@fliprodriguez5250]

This wasn’t a test. It was a launch.

[@mangosaurusrex3416]

6 of his workers were killed for this

[@YTGhostCensorshipCanSuckMe]

@@mangosaurusrex3416 he would say "small price to pay".

[@bquinniv]

Would have been a lot more interesting with a camera in the cabin

[@cambee3070]

One would think lol. It’s all fake

[@mikeluit3027]

The head has landed!

[@darkseid6412]

I HAVE TO SAY THIS BOOSTER LOOKS SO MUCH COOLER THAN THE SPACE X BOOSTER. IT LOOKS MUCH MORE SCI-FI THAN JUST THE SPACE-X LANDING TRIPOD

[@cambee3070]

It’s fake cgi it’s not real

[@maxadonna6545]

@@cambee3070 I mean you can’t be serious when you’re saying this. Even you know you’re just spitting out lies

[@cambee3070]

@@maxadonna6545 show me the real footage then

[@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248]

66. 5 miles up!

[@JojoLannister]

That’s scary. I wouldn’t wanna go even if its free!!

[@GalestianMusic]

This was once the sentiment for airplanes too, I’m sure. We will get used to it :)

[@charlenefox7077]

I wonder what impact those gasses would have on our environment?

[@dylanm.3692]

It's hydrogen fueled. It's literally steam.

[@erwina4738]

Who cares

[@daviddutra656]

According to what I saw on a news clip, Mike can moon walk better that he can earf talk...

[@apollovacademy6066]

They made it into space how crazy is that Human beings creatures born on the land and now we look into the stars. I hope that humanity focuses on making other planets habitable so that the cost of living on earth can actually go down. Hopefully it happens but this is the real world...

[@elira123100]

I’d be down to live and work on mars

[@dosselcazador]

I saw you guys launch from a airplane

[@sheilahendrix5935]

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[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

🙂🖕🤷.

[@1TrackSimulation]

Rockets don’t phallus now

[@judygreen349]

What's the purpose for all of this?

[@Jazz92Jazz]

To make you angry

[@judygreen349]

@@Jazz92Jazz and it didn't work

[@7318ify]

For a billionaire to take his billionaire friends on a joyride

[@YTGhostCensorshipCanSuckMe]

Probably to launder some space-research dollars.

[@kevincorcoran7629]

I’d go

[@robynzelickson6164]

Same. I wanted to go with Bill Shatner though. 😕

[@YaoiMastah]

Me at first glance: wow, this looks really impressive.. Me discovering that the metrics on the bottom of the screen are, well, non-metric. Nevermind.

[@jfk64kennedy95]

why is there no live footage in the capsule, kinda anti climatic

[@sbw1302]

Well almost space anyway

[@area85restorations75]

No it was space, not "almost".

[@relentlessmadman]

way to go jeff now let your employees have a barganing agent (aka) A UNION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@fliprodriguez5250]

Why would he want to ruin his company with a union?

[@comestayawhilewithl5696]

If I had that kind of money to do that I would pass on the trip and use the money to help others who needed a break.

[@crspy914]

impressive pp.

[@gigimoore3738]

Science fiction come to life.

[@juffreyd.gregorio881]

ok that cost them prolly billions for 10mins space ride LOLOLOL

[@nathanconner7984]

Looks like a big peter going into space

[@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248]

How does "funniest cats" get 63 million views in a year and this only gets 70k?

[@YTGhostCensorshipCanSuckMe]

"funniest cats" is more meaningful and not 100% CGI, is why.

[@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248]

@@YTGhostCensorshipCanSuckMe So the moon landing was fake?

[@user-yd1vl9lj5j]

And yet Biden thinks my weed eater is causing global warming...........

[@dylanm.3692]

The exhaust is just water vapor. It's hydrogen fueled.

[@user-yd1vl9lj5j]

@@dylanm.3692 "The exhaust is just water vapor" Wrong Kemosabe. Not your fault dude, we've been repeatedly told that. But here's the deal. The most common gaseous emissions are water vapor and carbon dioxide from liquid and solid rocket fuels, as well as hydrochloric acid from only solid rocket fuels. This would include the Hydrogen based rocket fuel you speak of. But Elon is using a methane based fuel. Regardless, it too produces the same thing unfortunately, (carbon dioxide). Don't forget, these things create heat (BTU's) as well. When we produce heat here on Earth, it doesn't just dissipate into space. It's trapped by our atmosphere where it get's concentrated, hotter and hotter. Think of all the heat sources we have here, power plants, concrete buildings, factories, ships and planes ,highways and parking lots and rooftops, etc. We are slowly cooking ourselves. It's weird how light can (practically) freely penetrate our atmosphere, yet heat can't escape through it. BTW, I'm NOT a tree hugger, but you can't argue (convincingly anyway) that the climate isn't being altered in some fashion. I just don't agree that my weed eater is the culprit! By the way, did anyone notice at the climate change summit Biden held, he repeatedly blamed methane, not carbon dioxide, for the climate crisis? He explicitly stated that several times. He's trying to derail Spacex because Musk isn't a supporter of his, at least it sure appears that way. Biden didn't bother to invite Tesla last Aug. to the White house with all the other EV manufacturers, why not? Unfortunately, I think Biden will be the biggest obstacle for Musk and the advancement of mankind.

[@dylanm.3692]

@@user-yd1vl9lj5j It's hydrogen and oxygen. There are no carbon based molecules involved. Explain how that could ever create CO2.

[@mudman6156]

@@user-yd1vl9lj5j WRONG. Not all rockets need to use other propellants. The main tank from the space shuttle was filled with Oxygen and Hydrogen. The so called “smoke” from the shuttle’s 3 engines was actually water vapor. When hydrogen and oxygen are burned, they only create steam (water). The solid rocket boosters are completely different. Those did pollute. Most rockets burn other propellants because they need to generate more thrust than that which can be achieved using only hydrogen and oxygen. In the space shuttle’s case, that extra thrust came from the 2 solid rocket boosters. Those boosters were designed to burn out and fall away right when that extra thrust was no longer required. At that point forward, the space shuttle no longer polluted the atmosphere. Fuel cells burn hydrogen and oxygen. The only thing that comes from a hydrogen powered car’s tailpipe is water. Fuel cell cars run even cleaner than battery powered cars. Much cleaner. That’s because the electricity that’s inside the batteries of an electric car is still created by power plants. Electric cars still pollute. Only, the tailpipe is no longer attached to the car…it’s on the top of the power plant. And if that power plant is still coal fired, than your so called “non-polluting” electric car isn’t much cleaner than a late model gasoline powered vehicle.

[@mudman6156]

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And the rich get richer they should fly someone like a average Joe up there instead of all these millionaires

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[@mariannejennisch9293]

So what is the purpose of this except you can afford to go.

[@AllThingsKen]

You don’t think space is a place to go to just for nothing, it’s an amazing place

[@milliemitchell7716]

If nothing else, it reminds us that American engineers and scientist are the best on earth. At most, it paves the way for more research and reveals how tiny and vulnerable our planet is.

[@XV250]

What is the purpose of anything we do?

[@spirituallyhigh2954]

Idk for some reason this looks fake lol... but then again what do I know🚀

[@area85restorations75]

Well it isn't so yeah.

[@derp8575]

Your senses are not lying. It's fake.

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[@pitolove71]

Very 1st Time?? I thought the "Boss" already went w/his brother around 4mo ago 👀?? Is it JUST ME... or does this dude Jeff has an Envious Hard On for Musk?? Seems like he does & follows everything Elon Musk does...

[@L_Train]

I'm glad they stopped cheering max q like it was their goal or something

[@logiknotlogic6586]

It’s still not easy to build a safe rocket that can carry humans. It’s one of the hardest, most expensive things to do in the world

[@XV250]

If you were onboard, you'd be cheering too that it didn't break up!

[@daluxzach05]

So real looking

[@carlylux1916]

It looks fake

[@dooks8277]

Haha people will believe absolutely anything.

[@richarddrenka]

omg, so lame crew reactions and the footage of the view from the capsule.. regarding all the tech achievement involved this was a joke, could be 4 views using whole screen, and maximizing of them sometimes.. seems Blue Origin needs few more years and billions of research funds to understand the concept of proper presentation

[@phillipkelly344]

lol

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Amazing, Much Better than SpaceX

[@Mm-fi4ew]

that's it?? few minutes in "space" I'd be disappointed

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[@mudman6156]

Why would you go that high up into the Stratosphere without wearing a pressure suit? You’re asking for trouble, especially if one of those oversized windows blows out. You’re putting far to much faith in hoping that everything goes right. There’s absolutely no way I would ever even attempt to go that high up without wearing a fully enclosed pressure suit. If you go up enough times, eventually your luck will run out. While I’m (almost) sure that you’ll never need one, wearing one just adds to the overall feeling of being an Astronaut. Well, yeah, that’s one good reason for wanting to wear one, but the fact that something can go really bad is an even better reason. Imagine being up at around 300,000+ feet when one of those windows blows out because of a microscopic defect that managed to get by all the quality control checks. Not that that would ever happen, but actually, it does…ALL THE TIME. The number of airline deaths because of an undiscovered defect is mind boggling. In fact, other than pilot error, those defects are the primary reason why planes crash to begin with. I doubt your newly designed space capsule is going to be completely defect free 100% of the time. The Russians thought they had all the bugs worked out of their space capsule to the point that their Cosmonauts didn’t bother wearing space suits. That all changed when they opened up a returned capsule to find 3 dead Cosmonauts…dead from asphyxiation. A valve had inadvertently opened, dumping their internal atmosphere to space. Tell me, when your blood is boiling due to zero pressure in your capsule, how long are you going to be able to hold your breath?

[@marcovanbastenfa7357]

This Elon disciples haters baffle me 🤣😂🤣

[@pook6212]

Simple, aren't you?

[@redrider8036]

Awesome CGI!

[@XBabySinX]

Absolutely TERRIFYING to me lmao

[@viper341]

Elons is bigger

[@DioBrando-jm7uf]

Could they have picked commentators with more annoying voices?

[@Cwilliam1999]

It's a shame people are spending millions of dollars for space travel. When that money could also go to people who are poor and homeless l.

[@sweesuri7760]

These launches put more CO2 in the atmosphere then these bozos go screaming about in the year start protesting these flights and shut Bezos Gumball game down

[@dylanm.3692]

Wow, I didn't know H2O had carbon in it.