Watch Blue Origin's NS-19 Launch and Land from Inside the Capsule!

[@gratt2]

"Look, you can't even see the poor people anymore."

[@AB-zl4nh]

From horse carriage, hot air balloons, steam ships, trains, aeroplanes and cars. New tech has always been very expensive at the start. You're not saying anything profound.

[@mosesxavier8267]

I could not be trapped in space with her voice.....

[@Goodwolf111]

In space, no one can hear you scream... but everyone can hear her.

[@Javiation77]

I agree , her over exaggerating delight , voice and whooooing just winds me up 😡

[@atk2597]

Just go outside into the vacuum of space. You won’t be able to hear anything then. Although then, youll really have to”left Earth” permanently… lol

[@user-wu3ow2nc8o]

Funny how they were mostly turned inward stressing about taking the group pic while in zero G. I’d be so annoyed with all that OMG and screaming, but then again, I’m not a rich billionaire in space either.

[@MarvelousLXVII]

The lady doing all the screaming is not a billionaire. She is the daughter of Alan Shepard, the first American in space.

[@oscargarcia-managersocial7211]

@@MarvelousLXVII forgot to put on the hairspray???

[@alainportant6412]

​@@MarvelousLXVII You really don't need to billionaire. This is ridiculous. Seats costs around $200k so if you're living in the civilized world it's not that much money, frankly. However, renting the entire thing for yourself may be expensive but it's the only to avoid screaming women ruining your experience.

[@Lovell93]

@@alainportant6412 $200,000 isn’t a lot of money? Damn, I want your job.🤣

[@alainportant6412]

@@Lovell93 no job just bitcoin but apparently it's not $200k it's more like a +1 million and you also have to be a celebrity or someone important. I sent them an email but I'm not even sure they're giving out prices, some people go for free and some others pay millions to cut the line.

[@WingNuts2010]

Calling them astronauts for going above the internationally recognised Karmen Line is like calling someone an Olympic swimming champion for dipping their toe in the swimming pool. It would be more appropriate if their patches and wings have the word 'tourist' on them.

[@rokonsha]

Jealous😮

[@Hondaridr58]

I mean, I get it. But you're sounding pretty jealous.

[@roysaxon2619]

Not astronauts in the full sense but low orbit visitors.

[@victorzha7286]

Clearly you are right, astronauts should have a scientific purpose…you can’t take the same name as people that risk there lives for progress when the only thing you are doing is paying to see earth from another point of view… obviously I would like to be in anyone’s shoes if there going to space, but don’t put tourist and the astronauts that perished in numerous launches on the same level. They are not on the same level.

[@joequinn7873]

Need some peanut butter with your jelly ?

[@fredstevens129]

Best carnival ride ever.

[@Pterodactyl-kn3ve]

Listening to a few of them… I’d jump out.

[@66steverose]

Stop insulting Astronauts...they are passengers

[@donaldotrumpriguez2024]

all you need to be considered a astronaut is to be trained to travel in a space craft .. dont even need ever be in one or in space .

[@ericbaltring299]

I hope nobody except the woman paid for this moment. She ruined everything. Unstandable

[@ltipst2962]

Both exhilarating and utterly terrifying I'd have said a good group anonymously

[@squinja7000]

Lol. Adults giddy and happy as kids at a playground. We do "grow up" but we still remain kids at heart :)

[@jameskirk2579]

completly stupid ......

[@Rod3E900]

You pay for your seat, speak some astronaut words, and suddenly, you're an astronaut...amazing !!!

[@colinhudson8995]

They do have to do typical astronaut training to go on this

[@tigerrx7]

When I did flight test as an engineer, eyewear was mandatory. How is it not here? At least have some auto tint feature on the windows too.

[@zerofox7347]

There definitely is some tint on the windows even if you can’t tell there will be eye protection in the glass.

[@derp8575]

That's because it's fake. The camera changed right before touchdown.

[@gvn-xk6eq]

​@derp8575 ffs mate I love a good conspiracy as well, but chill

[@derp8575]

@@gvn-xk6eq Oh please. We have footage, though heavily edited, from inside a manned Blue Origin launch. Clearly the passengers were not experiencing any heavy G-forces. We know what to expect from fighter jet passengers. Do your eyes deceive.

[@Lovell93]

@@derp8575 Lol it isn't fake. Very real. I know it's hard to believe anything anymore with how much our leaders and media lie to us, but not everything is fake or a conspiracy.

[@seamusblack5876]

The big windows are there for a reason they seem more interested in getting filmed to impress people back on the ground

[@tholo86]

Its their money they got to do what pleases them even if they were to film to please people on Mars

[@alexiskaczor3510]

You can't tell me you wouldn't want to play around?! It's like a natural reaction to do so. It'd be unreal to feel weightless. And you're literally flying dude

[@jameswallace3963]

This also so reminds me of taking the camping kids out on a night wandering, they also make lots of noise because they're so afraid.

[@suspense_comix3237]

They’re not astronauts. They’re just tourists. Astronauts go to space for a mission, most of these missions are for SCIENCE. Key word: SCIENCE. Even Yuri Gagarin counts as an astronaut as he was the first human to be launched into space. That in itself is a mission to prove that space travel is possible for humans. These people go to space specifically for entertainment. Not science whatsoever. Thus, they are not astronauts.

[@donaldotrumpriguez2024]

looks like they are trained to Travel in a space craft to me. If they are in one then they are astronauts

[@suspense_comix3237]

@ They just sign up and they go to space. No training. If there was training Blue Origin’s website would say so.

[@MrSaljstn]

I can not be in the same room with that lady longer than 3 seconds 🎧

[@williebee7324]

Help me come to terms with this: Many of us would give up an ARM for a once-in-a-lifetime 4 minutes in ZERO-G...These folks? Instead of using this PRESCIOUS TIME to observe planet earth, experiment with weightlessness and contemplate the Cosmos - THEY POSE FOR SELFIES...And the WOOH-HOO crap during launch? Sounds like a Kid friggin Rock Concert...🙂 Oy Vay!

[@avinashviews345]

Nope

[@andreablack3192]

I would be uninterested in this and no way I would give anything to this crappy experience. Sorry but i love earth, and im happy seeing it from a camera above it!

[@andreablack3192]

Oh and we are forced to pay high bills and CO2 crap, and this a real waste for us and plaques earth with toxic substances!

[@Lovell93]

@@andreablack3192 Crappy experience? This would be an amazing experience. Who doesn't want to see the beautiful Earth and it's curvature from miles and miles above the surface? If you think that's a crappy experience, you must have a sad life.

[@JBS2018]

Yeah that drove me insane as well. Enough with the WHOOOOOO. Ugh.

[@laurentiumichaelgrigoroaia3286]

The touchdown was the funniest part! lol

[@derp8575]

Notice the camera change right before touchdown. The entire event was a hoax.

[@YouTubeisRunByChildPDFiles]

​@@derp8575🙄

[@derp8575]

@@KZbinisRunByChildPDFiles Eyerolling emojis aren't arguments lol

[@YouTubeisRunByChildPDFiles]

@@derp8575 There is nothing to have an argument about LOL.

[@Noneurbidnez]

The awe of space traveled ruined by being trapped in a capsule with the most annoying group people I have ever witnessed. No thanks..

[@robbiemercury889]

Who asked it just depends on who was with you

[@georgesmyrnis1742]

Lol… it makes you think whether interstellar travel and colonisation will ever be possible… and the laws of physics have nothing to do with it… lol

[@ruelvandijk6854]

Facts, there’s always people like this, this is just a bunch of annoying rich folks

[@Lovell93]

@@georgesmyrnis1742 Most likely, no. At least not in our lifetime, or many other lifetimes after us. Traveling into interstellar space will remain science fiction for a long time, if not forever. The sad reality is, eventually, our star will die, and we will die with it. All we can do is hope that our great minds alive today can research and study to help the future generations have the information needed to maybe make interstellar travel a reality.

[@whatskevindoing]

That woman's voice was incredibly annoying.

[@aaa1820-g4g]

It can be pretty risky if for some reason you have trouble reattaching your seatbelts while landing

[@ltipst2962]

Interesting scenario

[@TheHikingHoosier]

Those were my thoughts the second they took them off. “Is there a trained professional there to secure them when they go back down?”

[@buensomeritano1755]

No pressure suits or helmets? What could possibly go wrong?

[@brianwest2775]

3:08 With only 4 minutes of weightlessness, I'd skip the photo and just enjoy it. There's plenty of video.

[@joequinn7873]

That's 4 mins you'll never have 😂

[@RobbieKiama]

Event - an unbelievable achievement for the whole of humanity. The Crowd - popular Instagram kids... Kinda

[@BoBrotherz]

Flat earthers getting mad 😂

[@vladimirlebedevbear2401]

Так что земля все таки плоская

[@AngelaKnapchuck]

Why... looks flat to me 😂... no fish lens on this one 💯

[@mikecollins5261]

@@AngelaKnapchuck Then get your eyes checked.

[@mojojojo7923]

So do you strap on or strap in ?

[@Josh31287]

Idc what anyone says.... this is awesome 😊

[@manuelcanales2580]

I’d like to book a trip with this travel agency.

[@derp8575]

You can! They were inside a zero gravity airplane. The weightlessness scenes were filmed while the zero g airplane was flying. The other scenes were likely filmed on the ground. So you see you can experience it!

[@skengene]

​@@derp8575 jeez flat earthers r dumb.

[@Tate525]

It's hella expensive for now.

[@derp8575]

@@Tate525 The biggest problem isn't cost. None of them actually went. Clearly they weren't even experiencing heavy G-forces.

[@alainportant6412]

@@derp8575 prove it

[@afvet5075]

I would have been stuck to the window. No talking just looking. They arent even enjoying the best part of the flight. The voices are annoying, especially the woman.

[@Wanted.....]

What an awesome experience.

[@Radvous]

Whats that outside the window at 2:23?

[@jameskirk2579]

dust inside the cabin or from the spac ship

[@josephdiminuco409]

U can tell Michael was nervous on the way back

[@mnmandthegang]

Wow nice, at 5:03 what is that outside Strahan's window? Then again at 5:23-5:24 it's real brief.....Hmmm

[@northamericanpichu]

A reflection?

[@hectoradrianfalcon4950]

What experience..!!!❤

[@obscurity3027]

Not an astronaut unless they make a complete orbit, as far as I’m concerned.

[@chrishyde1216]

William Shatner did it right by looking out the window and understanding what he was seeing.

[@toulouse2k]

All that mass moving around in freefall makes me wonder if the attitude control system is being worked pretty hard. I don't hear any "thuds" from rcs, so I don't know.

[@Strawberryknight]

How much this 10 mins ride would cost?

[@roshanbaig2]

$759k

[@stevencava]

It’s getting cheaper give it 10 years

[@b.s.457]

@@roshanbaig2🤯

[@r.a.d.u.s.armyret.2904]

ME NEXT!!! ME NEXT!! 👋😁 So AMAZING!!!!!🚀

[@mattwalker6525]

at 3:23 was that a fart?

[@dis0225]

lol, I think so😂

[@jimmythundarrsdrumcoverser492]

@@dis0225 LOL!!!!!

[@michaelmo2218]

at nine minutes " oh wheres my phone " . Yup they never do it.

[@derp8575]

Notice the camera view changed right before touchdown. They couldn't use their phone's camera because the event was fake. I can't believe people still fall for this nonsense.

[@michaelmo2218]

@@derp8575 yea... i liked all the space stuff when i was a child , along with all the " photos" of planets .. then i saw too much fakery , harnesses , green screen glitches , no stars , no travel data ... oh shesh the list goes on

[@alainportant6412]

@@michaelmo2218 no travel data?

[@IndianYakker]

Love you from India , Awesome

[@fishmarkholmes1834]

The Capsule is Tiny for Six Person.

[@abrahamklafter9083]

"I see helicopter! I see helicopter!"

[@davecody4326]

Paying customers😊

[@jimmythundarrsdrumcoverser492]

I've always wondered. If you fart in there,what's that like? Will it propel you to the other side? Does it linger?

[@SpasticusMaximus]

'What's my hair doing?' So much science.

[@yves2348]

Something I´ll never get is the way Americans deal with special moments. They yell, cheer, give comments, clap, whistle... basicaly spoiling the fun for everyone else. Be it at a concert because they like the music (no matter if the music is to be listened to in a quite part, or not finished yet) , or when they are recording footage of a spaceX booster reentry and they want to capture the sound of the rocket engines and the double sonic boom, or when they are abord the New Sheppard... All the same. So they are in fact only busy with themselves, letting others now how THEY feel. Silence is gold, they stick with silver. The whole nation does. 😑

[@carriejoint5970]

Yes! You explained this perfectly👍🏼 This inconsiderate behavior is one of my pet peeves.

[@ruelvandijk6854]

American culture pretty much, pretty ego-centrical

[@LobotomyMeat]

Where are you from?

[@Lordmattg]

Yeah America is also the only one doing this stuff so be grateful you get to see it at all.

[@SpacioArte]

2:24 what was that hit? the firmament?

[@sebastiannolte1201]

The capsule was released from the rocket. From that moment on there was no propulsion anymore, the capsule just kept on going up by its momentum,

[@ruelvandijk6854]

The seat belts were released

[@ezrafigueroa5424]

Awesome!

[@tangoswim88]

Around 4:15 what's flying outside the window?!

[@realtawandrew]

Just noticed it too🤷🏽🤷🏽🤷🏽🤷🏽

[@tangoswim88]

@@realtawandrew hmmm right

[@H.E.A.R.T.o.f.S.T.E.E.L]

its TOTAL JUST INSIDE :D :D and i wonder why You3 Dont see it WITH YOUR EYES ;) :D

[@revan4130]

Space junk. Currently more than 27,000 pieces of debris are traveling in earth orbit. It comes from satellites, rockets, nonfunctional spacecraft, abandoned launch vehicle stages, mission-related debris, and fragmentation debris that type of stuff. Its actually pretty crazy how much man made crap is floating in a low orbit around our planet.

[@samsignorelli]

Probably some insulation or some such from the outside that got torn off during the flight and traveled with the capsule.

[@bobnoblesjr.465]

It's like a ride at Disneyland just for seniors.

[@Deontjie]

How far away from the earth do you need to go to be in zero gravity?

[@jimlewies8768]

About an inch, but your time in zero g is measured in microseconds.

[@geofferymaxmax]

It’s ok to call them astronauts, because they got closer to be an astronaut than any one of us ever will. Quit the hate and imagine what it would be like to experience what they did.

[@이태웅-v7v]

very cool~

[@toditobi5897]

Was war das für ein ruckeln bei 2:25min sehr komisch

[@WJACOTT]

so, they are in "space" and the onmy thing they do is throw ball at each other talk to the camera, and spin around... they looked at the window like 5 seconds

[@stevencava]

yeah you have to wonder why

[@derp8575]

It was all an act. The camera view was changed right before touchdown. Gee I wonder why

[@ruelvandijk6854]

Maybe acting

[@streamofconsciousness5826]

Some telemetry would have been nice, but you got the sense on takeoff that you were riding in a rocket. There is a lot of glass on that, is it "re-entering" at all or just going really really high. It does not look like they are riding a frying pan down from the one window I could see out of. I have the sound off, but that guy talking.... wth, enjoy the ride. Don't get in a elevator with him.

[@madbager1]

You know it must be nice to have opportunities like that wonder what it's like?

[@alexiskaczor3510]

Free hand outs to space might be a thing one day. But that's absolutely ridiculous to think so now

[@WJACOTT]

so high in space and we cant see the horizon...

[@chrispasini5870]

What's the point? Go up look at space come down. I rode to a certain altitude I'm a astronaut. That's like calling pilots astronaut for leaving the ground. For me going to orbit doing experiments that's a astronaut. This just a expensive amusement ride.

[@mknick89]

no helmets?

[@LeahandBlair]

Here it comes.... i just went floppy.

[@gagarine743]

Anyway outstanding experience

[@marvelousncube]

Supercool ❤

[@IndianYakker]

You all 6 are Richest person in the world .. Congratulations to All 👍👍

[@ashleyl3699]

JFC. these so-called "people" barely spend even 5 seconds looking out the window. "wheeeeee look at me i'm flying this is so much fun!!!!!"

[@wrotedog]

So they never went through the stratosphere?.

[@sebastiannolte1201]

The stratosphere is up to about 50 km. They reached 107 km.

[@IndianYakker]

Why you not shoot the view from Camera from Inside ? 😊😊

[@thomasrose7713]

Giant easy button in the middle

[@gregorydarden7868]

So am I a firefighter because I got to ride a fire truck 🤔

[@CraigScottProductions]

I get more adventure in the WTC Elevator and it’s cheaper

[@martincerny130]

Looks like few people is pretty scared on the way down :-)))

[@peterdallaway6102]

I would demand a refund because of the womans screeching voice

[@whatskevindoing]

Let's get one thing clear. You are not astronauts! You are basically wealthy space. Tourists. Don't even consider yourself in the same class as an astronaut.

[@RCrosbyLyles]

Well, there it is. Looks like Jeff Bezos nailed the concept.

[@ejharris7607]

William Shatner about Shatnis pants when he went up.

[@kitchenwear8541]

The launch control: “they are now in zero gravity just as they’ve trained for !” Original 6: “IVE NEVER BEEN EXPERIENCED SOMETHING LIKE THIS BEFORE !”

[@marviwilson1853]

How typical of modern people. Priority is grabbing a picture for their virtual lives on Facebook pages rather than looking out of the window at the real world.

[@MarvelousLXVII]

When you get a view that only around 600 people have seen what do you do? Throw little footballs around and take group pictures. I did like hearing "Go Army, Beat Navy" -- not many people know what he was talking about.

[@josephwynn42]

another happy landing......................................alright............

[@CITIZENSDOGE]

Reminds me of Willy Wonka when when he went up in his elevator. 😊😊😊😊

[@justinh2832]

I'd also be the only one wearing a parachute

[@origenjerome8031]

They consumed so much of their limited time playing around in zero G, instead of taking the view of space from the window.

[@jackdove4136]

I plan to stick to my final promise to my Granddad John. 1000 free trips on a suborbital rocket for just one into orbit, as a professional. This is really just a millionaire’s fairground ride.

[@LeahandBlair]

Ladies and Gentlemen, please fasten your seat belts we expect some turbulence!

[@dasdaleberger5683]

They should make some eye-wear mandatory. lol

[@ruelvandijk6854]

I was thinking about the blindness from the sun

[@zafod101]

And actually if this was a simulator it would probably be as much fun

[@MartinGeldart]

Astrotourist

[@f1at111]

You say look out the window and I laugh, saying why isn't it in line with their heads?

[@이태웅-v7v]

surprising!

[@BeechSportBill]

Wish there was a “G” meter

[@Miloandfriends4]

4.15 outside object 🕳

[@Sept1973]

Yes floating debris of some kind, wow.

[@mrCubanfisherman]

You guys wasted all this money to float in a capsule

[@papijiair2090]

Im trying to be first man to smash in space

[@Lordmattg]

This is so incredibly cool. Jeff Bezos does not get enough credit for bringing this idea to reality.

[@napoleonbonapathy6943]

Idiocracy manifest. Embarrassing

[@gagarine743]

Kids 🥳

[@kaptkrunchfpv]

Me : "Maybe if I leave the planet" Lady next to me - "AWWWWOOOHAHHAHAHAHAH" Fail... Every dude in there is, like let me the f outta here. I can see it in their faces.

[@AngelaKnapchuck]

ITS FLAT!! 💯

[@mikecollins5261]

You can clearly see its not.

[@Sept1973]

Imagine if a window blew out 🙀🙈