Two passengers that flew on one of Blue Origin's supersonic flights to the edge of space have shared footage of the 10-minute journey captured behind the scenes or inside the capsule during flight, giving a rare glimpse into the full experience.
Cameron Bess — who rode alongside their father, venture capitalist Lane Bess — filmed their journey from the time they arrived at Blue Origin's Astronaut Village, an encampment of decked-out Airstream trailers where Blue Origin customers stay during their three-day training regimen. And Dylan Taylor, a lifelong space enthusiast-turned-investor in the burgeoning private space sector, shared almost the entirety of the journey as viewed from inside the capsule, from the time the passengers strapped in until they touched back down on terra firma.
Bess and Taylor flew alongside Good Morning America host Michael Strahan, and the daughter of the late NASA astronaut Alan Shepard, Laura Shepard Churchley, in a flight that took off on December 11, 2021. Strahan and Shepard Churchley both flew free of charge as honored guests, while Bess and Taylor were among four paying customers on the trip. They both declined to share how much their tickets cost.
WELL, quips RZD, I will simply watch one of the Star Trek films again.
AND, I have just launched myself to the garbaggio before they get here.
DO NOT WATCH THE NEW RAMBO.... yes, Sylvestor Stallone is in it - one of the most violent films I have ever watched.
The Rambo films are syndicated.
Also began the Netflix film HALSTON, about the designer. He designed Jackie's Pillbox hat.
B o r i n g ! The poor fellow died of AIDS. Kaposi's Sarcoma.
Care for a Winston?
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