Want to Travel to the Space? This Aerospace Company Will Do it For You
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Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of the spaceflight company Blue Origin, launched into suborbital space with three other people on (July 20, 2021) on the first crewed mission of the company’s New Shepard vehicle—a landmark moment for the man and the space tourism industry. Bezos flew to the edge of space with three crewmates: his brother Mark, 82-year-old aviator Wally Funk, and 18-year-old Oliver Daeman from the Netherlands. The 11-minute flight was Blue Origin’s first crewed mission, and it traveled 62 miles above the Earth’s surface.
It’s a sign that having left Amazon, Bezos is dedicating more time to Blue Origin, the space company he founded in 2000. The company aims to transform space travel.
Three companies led by billionaire CEOs have emerged as the major players: Virgin Galactic, Blue Origin, and SpaceX. As per the report, Space Tourism Market Size Growing at 15.6% CAGR to hit USD 1383.3 million by 2025.
What is Blue Origin?
Blue Origin is an American aerospace manufacturer and spaceflight company headquartered in Kent, Washington. It’s owned by Bezos and is currently headed by CEO Bob Smith. Blue Origin’s first tourism flights are scheduled and likely to take people to space in 2022.
What Blue Origin will do next.
Blue Origin has a host of projects in the pipeline for Bezos to get stuck into. NASA greenlighted Blue Origin in December for future Earth observation missions, planetary expeditions, and satellite launches with its New Glenn rocket, taking the space company one step closer to the stars.
Born in the family of entrepreneurs and have inherited the same. Started building applications in order to pay for my tuition. Later founded a tech company, marketing agency, and media outlets.
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Born in the family of entrepreneurs and have inherited the same. Started building applications in order to pay for my tuition. Later founded a tech company, marketing agency, and media outlets.
