Back then, we talked about owners of Blue Origin tickets who pay $ 250,000 or more to explore the area. I had no idea Bezos himself would be on that first tour. And, I think, he didn’t either. But that is when we are in the summer of 2021. The world is still in the midst of a pandemic, climate change is threatening many parts of the world, and we are seeing the richest man in the world fleeing from Earth for 11 minutes. space, Richard Branson, he floated around his rocketshipy, advised children around the world the inspiration he should take from his career, and discovered chocolate champagne on his way back.
Bezos could say that fleeing the Earth is the point. Because while Blue Origin is actively launching its landmark business tomorrow, Bezos has emphasized that its long-term goal is not to target the “astronomer” in the list of rich customer buckets. He believes the future of mankind will guide us to a vast expanse of space, eventually helping millions of people. Soon, especially in light of the ongoing rivalry between Bezos and Branson, I wonder if this message could be lost, because the mobility of the common people is tantamount to being able to pay, or attract anyone who has the power to stone.
I am writing this from the West Texas town of Van Horn, which according to a road sign on Interstate 10, has 2,500 lives. It is my third time going to this small desert town, which is fulfilling its potential for what everyone says will be a special event. The last time I was here, I saw the establishment of Blue Origin (even where only one person was an experimenter called Mannequin Skywalker), which is why my bucket list has already set the box. I think history is what brought me here, though I agree that it is difficult to explain why this is so important, as opposed to what will happen in the future.
The actual plane, based on technical expertise, will not land. The first humanitarian expedition, made by Alan Shepard in 1961, was also a reassuring reward, since the Russians had already sent out pilgrims twice. Branson was already the first billionaire space magnate to board his ship. Elon Musk’s business company SpaceX now as usual sending experts to the rotation International Space Station. Like SpaceX, Blue rockets often return to terra firma harmless.
However you can smell something different here, and that’s not what Blue Origin people say. During the press release on Sunday, Blue Origin officials continue to discuss initial issues. The hardest part, as well as the best solution in the future, is that the plane will incorporate both the largest and the smallest into space. In addition to Bezos and his brother Mark-an Instagram photo showed his older brother offering a small, Bachelorette-design design that includes Wally Funk, an unnamed guest who taught the Mercury program, who will be the biggest test pilot, and pay customer Oliver Daemon, who will be the youngest. Officials also said it was the first commercial company to send a paid customer in lieu. That is the difference, since a company called Space Ventures has been planning a high-paying, high-end route for years. One of his clients, former Microsoft scientist Charles Simonyi, despite having the diversity of being the first billionaire in the air, twice sailed on a Russian cruise ship. (Sorry, Branson.)
