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Bezos-owned Blue Origin launches 15th space flight for tourists
Blue Origins 15th mission, NS-36, successfully launched six tourists on a sub-orbital spaceflight from Texas, showcasing the ongoing expansion of space tourism led by Jeff Bezos.
- The launch occurred on October 8 at 8:40 a.m. CDT from Blue Origins facility in Texas, marking a milestone in the companys space tourism efforts.
- This mission, known as New Shepard NS-36, continues Blue Origins dedication to sub-orbital spaceflight, highlighting advancements in the commercial space sector.
- The six tourists aboard this flight experienced a brief journey to the edge of space, contributing to the growing popularity and accessibility of space tourism.
Why It Matters
The successful launch by Blue Origin represents a significant step in making space tourism a viable industry, driven by Jeff Bezoss vision. As more companies enter this market, it could lead to increased public interest and investment in space exploration.