and it is not coincidence that t is on the anniversary of apollo landing. here is a preview. reporter: at blue origin s arid testing ground, the 60-foot rocket is slated to take off at 8:00 a.m. central time. command start, two, one reporter: just as it has already in more than a dozen test flights like the one seen here, a million horsepower blast from the liquid fueled engine will start the journey. the astronauts will be strapped into a ring of futuristic space sheets, about a third of the capsule is made of windows and it will steadily rotate changes the view. riding is their own job. it has been designed so that the customers, the astronauts themselves, can experience the flight. reporter: over the first two minutes, their speed will literally rocket to more than 2,000 miles an hour. g forces will intensify until each person feels as if they
at blue origin s arid testing ground, the 60-foot rocket is slated to take off at 8:00 a.m. central time. command start. two, one. just as it has already in more than a dozen test flights like the one seen here, a million horsepower blast from the liquid fueled engine will start the journey. the astronauts will be strapped into a ring of futuristic space seats about a third of the capsule is made of windows. and the rocket will steadily rotate, changing the view. riding will be their only job. it s an autonomous vehicle. it s been designed so the customers, the astronauts themselves can experience the flight. over the first two minutes, their speed will literally rocket to more than 2,000 miles an hour. g-forces will intensify until each person feels as if they weigh three times as much as normal, but that won t last. at 2:45, the booster engine will