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On british airways and so im not really a pilot strapped into the seat, but those guys definitely flew into the atmosphere and do something to say with that. that into the atmosphere and do something to say with that-— to say with that. at 90 years of vo a . e, to say with that. at 90 years of voyage. he _ to say with that. at 90 years of voyage. he not— to say with that. at 90 years of voyage, he not only _ to say with that. at 90 years of voyage, he not only did - to say with that. at 90 y...

Just getting out of bed in the morning is a bit of a risk, i suppose, so not to make light of it but he im sure he is signing a bunch of waivers and im sure he is a well aware of the risks involved. anybody getting on a spacecraft thats being launched off of earth via a rocket, that is a dangerous thing to do, you know. we arent in the age of star trek where this stuff is routine, so this is a risk for everybody who gets onboard these things. hopefully it is pretty safe. it has a good track reco...

It and parachutes in sight. >> talk us through what we are watching at this moment. >> exactly right, yes. coming down. and parachutes comfortable, the vehicle down so that whatever it hits the water is not a terrible g force. doesnt impact to damage the crew or the vehicle. >> how about perhaps a silly question which is can the people inside hear that cheering thats coming from the ground? at what point do they know how excited everyone else is for them? >> probably cant hear the cheering.

>> well, i cant see the screen right now, but im assuming that you have all the parachutes deployed. >> thats exactly right, yes. >> its coming down, its probably swinging slowly as it comes down under the parachute. the parachutes slow the vehicle down enough so when it hits the water its not a terrible g force, so hard that it would damage the crew or the vehicle. >> i have a perhaps silly question. can the people inside hear that cheering that is coming from the ground? at what point do they ...

Become the youngest person to go to orbit is a cancer survivor with a metal rod in her leg. the whole mission is being paid for by a billionaire who is serving as the commander and take a look at a little bit of the training that they went through for this mission, brianna. >> oh my goodness. wow. im feeling like an astronaut, thats for sure. >> reporter: where are we? and what are we going to do today? >> here we are newark airport and were going up in zero gravity on g-force 1 and get the same...

Above and move around. i totally agreed. it feels so natural, almost like we should be doing this, and i hope that we are one of the first and lets hope that many, many more people are going to do this, because this experience you should share with more and more people. its so amazing. >> and a special congratulations to you on becoming the youngest person to have ever flown in space. >> thank you. you brought with you up there the next generation of spacex mother motherers, but another flag, th...

Stephanie ruehl talking with the bezos brothers minutes after they touched down. this is your first look on the air on "msnbc reports" before this news conference happened. i think we have the tape. lets roll it p jeff know ruhle and the bezos brothers now. >> hey, wasnt that kind of ride. >> i like her. >> so happy for you. i mean, im so -- i know, im so happy for you. just, okay, ready? sorry. here we go. jeff bezos, you are an astronaut now. how does it feel? >> its amazing. you know, there a...

Fit and healthy and... yeah, so, you know, the moment i realised my body was going to perform, i mean, its quite you know, youve got quite a lot of g force, i could just relax and enjoy every every second of it. and, you know, i knew that our 800 wonderful engineers have got it right. i mean, im not worried about, you know, some sort of catastrophe taking place. i mean, its incredible, what theyve built. and both the mothership thats named after my mum eve, and the spaceship and this beautiful s...

And begins that rocket ride up and then back down. what is that sensation? there arent many people on earth who can speak to it and youre one of them. >> yeah. i think theyre going experience a lot of g-force with the acceleration. theyre going to be going really fast and get there really fast and then theyre going to go from being pushed back into their seat from the force to being weightless instandly -- instantly when the engine kicks off. thats exciting. it is the moment where they realize t...

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