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Billionaires Are Helping Ultra-Rich Live Their Space Fantasies - Vimarsana News

Billionaires Are Helping Ultra-Rich Live Their Space Fantasies

(Bloomberg) -- Venture investor Lane Bess credits his appetite for risk for a successful career in Silicon Valley’s cybersecurity startups. It’s also what’s sending him into outer space.

TV Host Michael Strahan and Alan Shepard's Daughter Set for Blue Origin Launch - Vimarsana News

TV Host Michael Strahan and Alan Shepard's Daughter Set for Blue Origin Launch

VAN HORN, Texas—Following the contrail blazed by "Star Trek" actor William Shatner to boldly go where few celebrities ...

Daughter of first American astronaut to launch on Blue Origin flight - Vimarsana News

Daughter of first American astronaut to launch on Blue Origin flight

  LAUNCH SITE ONE, United States, Dec 11, 2021 (BSS/AFP) - Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is set to blast its

Watch as Blue Origin plans to launch its first crew of six to space, with Michael Strahan on board - Vimarsana News

Watch as Blue Origin plans to launch its first crew of six to space, with Michael Strahan on board

On December 11th, Blue Origin plans to launch its third New Shepard flight with passengers on board, this time with a crew of six including Michael Strahan and the daughter of Alan Shepard. The flight also comes after the closure of an FAA investigation into Blue Origin’s safety culture.

Spaceflights took off in '21, the most since 1985 - Vimarsana News

Spaceflights took off in '21, the most since 1985

In one of the most remarkable years for human spaceflight, 2021 has seen more flights with people aboard than any year since 1985, when NASA flew the space shuttle nine times and held onto hope that it would usher in an era of private citizens joining professional astronauts in orbit.