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Jeff Bezos went to space to realize how fragile Earth is. A 10-minute flight may not be long enough to experience this overview effect. awoodward@insider.com (Aylin Woodward) © Provided by Business Insider Jeff Bezos, founder of Blue Origin. Blue Origin
Astronauts realize Earth is fragile when seeing it from space. This is called the overview effect.
Jeff Bezos endeavored to feel that sensation during his roughly 10-minute spaceflight on Tuesday.
One expert isn t sure a short flight is enough to profoundly change the billionaire s perspective.
When NASA astronaut Alan Shepard saw Earth while walking on the moon in 1971, he cried. Other astronauts who ve viewed our planet from space have described feelings of awe, unity with the rest of humanity, and an appreciation for the spinning orb that supports our species.
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Jeff Bezos endeavored to feel that sensation during his roughly 10-minute spaceflight on Tuesday.
One expert isn t sure a short flight is enough to profoundly change the billionaire s perspective. Insider Healthcare: Get the latest healthcare news and analysis.
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When NASA astronaut Alan Shepard saw Earth while walking on the moon in 1971, he cried. Other astronauts who ve viewed our planet from space have described feelings of awe, unity with the rest of humanity, and an appreciation for the spinning orb that supports our species.