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Jeff Bezos, chief executive officer of Amazon.com Inc. and founder of Blue Origin LLC, smiles while speaking at the unveiling of the Blue Origin New Shepard system during the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S., on Wednesday, April 5, 2017. Bezos has been reinvesting money he made at Amazon since he started his space exploration company more than a decade ago, and has plans to launch paying tourists into space within two years. Photographer: Matthew Staver/Bloomberg

Here’s How To Watch Blue Origin’s Passenger Ride To Space Tomorrow

Blue Origin’s Jeff Bezos is going on a passenger ride to space tomorrow, He will make the trip in his reusable suborbital rocket.

The flight is slated for July 20, and it will be the 16th flight for the company. Blue Origin will be streaming the entire event Live from West Texas.

Blue Origin Jeff Bezos

The flight crew of four will fly up to the Kármán line, universally regarded as the edge of space.

Here’s how to stream the entire event,

The Space Company is using the New Shepard rocket at 8 a.m Central Time tomorrow.

A Livestream will be starting around 6:30 am Central Time, (4:30 a.m. PT/7:30 a.m. ET)  and can be watched at Blue Origin’s website.

Last week,

On Sunday Virgin Galactic completed a flight to space and back, British billionaire Richard Branson, two pilots, and three crewmates took the historic flight.

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Virgin Galactic is at the forefront of commercial Space travel. They received the United States FAA (Federal Aviation Administration’s) approval to fly customers on its Spaceship Two rocket plane.

Blue Origin live-streams test flight to space

The Spaceship took off around 11:25 eastern time after a 90 minutes delay due to strong winds and landed back at 11:39 eastern time.

Richard Branson’s space flight beat Jeff Bezos by 9 days after the former Amazon CEO scheduled his Blue Origin space flight for July 20.

Virgin Galactic is now on course to create the “world’s first commercial spaceline”, yesterday’s successful flight is just the beginning.

Both companies will be competing for Commercial travel passengers, Virgin Galactic currently charges $250,000 per flight.

 

 

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