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Doing research on what we call bio synthesis of food. we use some seed that we start things with and the next thing know you have a t bone stake. so i'm excited about that. >> as i said, i talked to jeff bezos just for a minute or two, a few minutes ago along with his brother mark. here is what he said. >> how was it? >> amazing. >> when you landed, you said best day ever. >> best day ever. and i couldn't pick a best part. could you pick a best part? i don't have the talent to put into words what we just experienced. i'll try. but i don't. >> is it different than you thought it was going to be...

God! my expectations were high and they were dramatically exceeded. we were talking about this a little bit in the car ride on the way back. and i don't know, the zero-g piece may have been one of the biggest surprises because it felt so normal. it felt like -- almost like we were as humans evolved to be in that environment. it felt serene and peaceful and floating and much nicer than being in gravity. it is -- the most profound piece of it for me was looking out at the earth and looking at the earth's atmosphere. every astronaut, everybody who has been up into space say

>> bill: that was incredible. >> it was inbelievable. wally, it was incredible. i was surprised at how easy zero-g was. it felt like -- it -- it was weird. actually feels good. it felt -- >> bill: i mean, what do you say? what do you say? >> sandra: i'm speechless. there is an 18-year-old in

It felt remarkably natural to be in a moment of weightlessness. your take away from that in what you saw in this flight. >> congratulations to all of them. i think it is a significant milestone. it is funny, zero g is not really natural. you start to get space adaptation syndrome. for me, one of the coolest things, land first stage on earth to reuse it again. i am jealous. they went to the place i would love to go back and at least the bezos brothers and i have the same hair. >> good point. we're looking at jeff bezos giving a huge thumb's up to crew members coming to get him out of the capsul...

All of us. >> bill: blue origin takes the name because bezos saw the blue planet as being so significant in our solar system and this is the original. >> the only one with water -- habital water. >> bill: when you find that water you bring it back. >> sandra: nasa has sent out a tweet congratulations to the blue origin team. we look forward to future flights with researchers and nasa supported technology and payloads aboard. right now i can't wait to hear from bezos himself. his description of what it felt like and what he experienced, what he was able to see. he was looking forward to the zer...