Blue Origin Launch Webcast

No video from inside the cabin.. wtf?

how? and about what?

Nice!

the level of excitement and the extremely short flight time. but nasa has no problems flying up staying for a while then returning no prob lading on a strip. for the last 50 years???

Thanks Astro, for posting the thread.

Very cool, I'm thankful for the stats on the left column and the bottom of screen.

about the ease of the flights they take and the design of the space craft.

Tickets now on sale at Amazon....

this could become the new thing in line with bungee jumping, base jumping, parachuting etc.

Ultimately a fancy joy ride lol. Can’t wait to see his orbiter.

Thank You GLP for bringing that.

why do the privateers only go up for a mere minute with no hang time. just up and down.

Annd… there back got to work on those communication systems. Also, will need WiFi lol.

Last Edited by redhed6971 on 07/20/2021 09:24 AM

ha. the cost might just be a bit prohibitive.

About everything ever. The max height of this capsule was maybe 60 miles up.

We brag about a man on the moon and yet there's excitement for this guy going straight up and straight down. They didn't go to space they barely went to low earth orbit.

They showed a close up of the window on the capsule and it looks like a dummy. The person isn't moving at all. Not the head, arm anything.

Nasa can't go any higher than low earth ornit. Period

No camera's inside?

Is he ok?

He’s not moving???

Why is that "person" in the window not moving at all.

Looks like a dummy…

Thats pretty cool that all the billionaires are taking a 2 minute trip to space.

He moved …

They had the oldest person to ever reach space on board. Probably didn't want live video of that in case she had a sudden health issue from the excitement.

Also, that landing of the rocket looked super CGI. If you think it's not possible then watch any movie.

Because it's a suborbital hop. They don't have a large enough rocket to build up the horizontal velocity required to orbit earth and stay in space.

So a rocket shot a half sphere straight up so it could come straight down. Correct my if I'm wrong but that's not going to space. That's shooting a model rocket.

But wouldn't they still film it on the off chance someone didn't have a damn heart attack? lol

That’s cool!!!

I agree with this.

ha right. they couldnt be troubled to have ordered 1 of the 2.4 million cameras available on amazon.