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People each time. you know that capsule can hold up to six people. we will start to see vanhorn, texas, become more and more prevalent as this launch site becomes used more by blue origin and reuse the capsule and reuse that thruster which i can tell you is pretty wild to see return after going to the sky, come back and land on a launchpad not too far away from where it took off. so the fact they're able to reuse these tools is a positive sign of what's to come. >> let me bring in colonel hatfield here. what do you believe these private spaceflights are accomplishing? and what do you say to fo...
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Businessman who paid. after they landed he said it had been a heck of a ride and said it wasjust the beginning. he helped select the three other crewmembers and paid for them to go on board. there was a geoscientist, a us air force veteran and a woman named hayley arceneaux who was actually treated for bone cancer when she was a child and actually went back to work at the hospital that cured her of cancer. she was seen as an inspirational person and somebody who deserved this chance to go up into space and thatis chance to go up into space and that is why this is really so different. we're tal...
All. we've never had privately owned spacecraft before, and each flight returns to earth overflowing with new data about how to get in, around and back from space. so at this point there's really no such thing as space tourism. it's all space exploration. every single person aboard every single craft is an explorer. what will it mean to have a growing number of civilian explorers on earth? what will the long-term impacts be on their bodies, on their relationships, their politics, their religions? how will that reshape humanity? and what will it mean when a civilian's life is lost on one of the...