Bezos' Blue Origin to take six passengers on brief joyride to space on Saturday
The New Shepard spacecraft will lift-off with six passengers on a brief ride to space touching the designated boundary just 100 kilometers above the planet.
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The New Shepard spacecraft will lift-off with six passengers on a brief ride to space touching the designated boundary just 100 kilometers above the planet.
Blue Origin is in the final stages of launching six customers, five of them paying passengers, into space on its New Shepard spacecraft.
The third human flight this year for New Shepard will be launched at 15:00 UTC (8:30 pm IST) from Launch Site One in West Texas.
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