So you are telling me that the richest man in the world is auctioning off a seat to space for a foundation that he has the money to single handily fund?
@@wouterdevlieger1002 That would be a bit of a fib. Show us all how New Glenn work has been cancelled, ala what Northrup Grumman Space Systems did when they didn't win NSSL.
@@mikedicenso2778 New Glenn was delayed for two years when Blue wasn't selected, not coincidentally to the next opportunity to bid for military contracts.
@@wouterdevlieger1002 It has been delayed a year. It was scheduled to fly at the end of this year, like Vulcan is, but when they lost the NSSL2 contract, they changed that to the end of 2022. The next NSSL bidding round also won't be until around 2024-25. But they haven't stopped work at all. They continue to build and assemble hardware in Florida as well as work on finishing up the launch facilities there.
I think the hate comes from the constant over promising. They have been flying new Sheppard for 7 years and are finally selling seats. New Glenn was promised to fly in 2020, now they are pushing it back again. They keep putting our videos like they are the next spacex but they are all talk so far. People wanna see results.
Mostly it’s the fact that they want more then half of America’s homes cost for a 10 min ride. That’s a pretty expensive rollercoaster. Even 10 years ago.
@@jasonhalopoff2130 yeah, but everything like that started expensive and gets cheaper once it becomes commonplace. Remember when a flatscreen tv was $6000 20 years ago? Now you can get them for $500. It may never get down to $500 for a ticket but it will drop to a more reasonable rate once they are flying once a day. Where I get annoyed is when they have a bit surprise they tease and it turns out to be a tease. They announced “tomorrow we will have pricing info!” Then the announcement was “you can bid on it.” Their new Glenn video a few months back was all about how it’s going to be the largest rocket flying and what it can do, and they gave a tour or their huge processing facility, and it was completely empty and 2 days later they announced it was getting pushed back another year. That’s what gets people so that instead of being excited about seeing a new video to being “Meh” because you know it’s all more BS. I don’t wanna be a hater, I wanna cheer them on and I wanna see competition, but high quality CG animations don’t get rockets to space, I wanna see hardware.
@@Frank72364 space x has sended more people in space then blue origin has, it was funny because its a fact (I don't hate blue origin but you are just wrong cause its true that space x doesn't have to imagine. They already have done it even tho they were made after blue origin so it dosent matter how many they have sended if its more the bo ) so stop being ignorant, its ok to be not as fast as space x, they are just to fast to keep up.
@@carbon4054 my man, why would you pick a side? 1. They don’t give a fuck about you and me and 2. Competition is good, even if ‘you don’t achieve orbit’. We average folks are not gonna be able to pay for a sit. Even internet back in the day was only for rich people.
@@JafetAlguera THIS. elon stans are the most toxic community ever. Competition is always good, i hate people who say 'hurr durr blue Origin bad because no orbit'
@@carbon4054 I'm a fan of Team Space. Blue Origin may be going painfully slow, but at least they're doing something. Anyone that pushes spaceflight forward in a peaceful manner should be celebrated.
Fly to apogee, then have ISS snag it with a big bungee cord. 350 mile long bungie. Acme has them . Slingshot you to orbit. The acceleration might be a bit rough.
I mean sell normal tickets and pick crew randomly. Bidding just seems like Bezos is trying to milk this thing before it becomes obsolete. And with SpaceX taking you on a ride in a few orbits.. the pressure is on.
@@godwinklutse5920 cant know for sure theres no agreement behind the back and bezos gets at least a 50% cut. at least thats how any "charity donation" ends in latvia and a good amount in other countries too.
The vast majority of people who can afford a New Shepard flight ($200,000 to 300,000) will not be able to afford an orbital one on Dragon 2 ($55 million).
Nobody cares, conversion is extremely easy. A meter is approximately 3 feet, 10 feet are about 3 meters. 100mph is 160kph, 60mph is 100kph. One yard is about one meter. One kilo is 2.2 pounds(round it down to 2).
@@vukbajic4904 yeah is soooo easy to made conversions with your head (even calculator) on constantly changing telemetry just because someone wants to measure it with their feet or thumbs...
@@vukbajic4904 but still, the majority of the world thinks in metric. A comparison would be speaking in different languages, while I could easily translate it through Google translate or something like that, It's a pain.
It's been a month since BO had its last practice launch. So there is that. In that time SX has safely delivered yet another crew to the ISS, put 240 satellites in to orbit, successfully landed a prototype starship, and started putting glass in the windows of the bar on top the high bay. I expect to see a lot more vid's from BO.
remember: one seat on new shephard will cost around 500.000 USD, a full Starship Launch is planned to cost 2 million. One Starship can carry up to 100 people at once. 2 million divided by 100 is 20.000 per person
Yeah that would be cool. I know I’ll never have the chance to win the auction. But if they sold $5 raffle tickets, they might actually make more overall. I mean, I can imagine 1 million people buying at least 1 ticket, heck I would buy a few.
"Imagine what it will feel like to leave earth." You don´t have to imagine that. There are things called "airplane". The only people that really to some extent left Earth were the Apollo astronauts. New Shepard doesn´t even reach orbit. It just takes off for a short while.
Agreed. Hard for us “normal” people to get excited about this since we know we have no chance. Blue Origin desperately needs something to get the public excited about them, as SpaceX has done.
Not really, it won't go to or past the Karman Line, which New Shepard actually has many times. The best SS2 has done is get about 10 km from it. Also, NS, unlike SS2, has a flight-proven launch abort escape system that has been test across three phases of flight and so is much safer than SS2. Not to mention, if the rumors are correct, NS will be much cheaper.
@@mikedicenso2778 honestly I think the plane will be safer than the lander. If any engines fail, it won't matter because they can glide back to the runway or some abort zone. also, I think virgin galactic'ss intent is to go above the Karman line at some point.
@@vighneshkannan7896 It's clear you don't understand how New Shepard works. The capsule is a separate vehicle in its own right that lands on parachutes and retrorockets ala Soyuz and it has demonstrated single chute out capability. In addition to that, the capsule is designed to safely land if two of the three chutes fail, using a crushable bottom to take up the impact energy. Meanwhile the propulsion module portion lands separately using retropropulsion. You mean glide back the way that VSS Enterprise did after the feathering system unlocked and tried to deploy during powered flight? Sorry, but the rocket motor on the NS capsule allows astronauts to escape instantly and at ANY phase of the flight during ascent. SpaceShipTwo has serious blackout spots, especially during powered flight and they have to hope that the failure is benign enough to be able to shut down the hybrid motor like they had to do six months ago. Oh, and NS doesn't require pilots. It is fully automated. New Shepard all around has SpaceShipTwo and Three beat hands down.
@@mikedicenso2778 sorry, you're right, I forgot that New Shepard is a 2 stage vehicle and lands via parachute, from that perspective it does seem quite a bit safer than the plane because while it does glide I don't think it can do it for long.
Hard for us “normal” people to get excited about this since we know we have no chance. Blue Origin desperately needs something to get the public excited about them, as SpaceX has done. Next time, do raffle tickets or something that a normal person can afford.
By Blue Origins standards.. I can just jump with my own legs and call that leaving earth. How about you achieve orbit.. and don't sabotage SpaceX with your lobbying power
Yes. This is what happening from past 20 years. No such progress at all. These many years they are working for this bungee jump? Poor fellows. Only progress Blue is making in videos.
@@JackJackM He'd need to sell off a lot more to do so. It costs at least $55 million for a single Dragon 2 seat. New Shepard can be afforded by a lot of the low-end millionaire class at $200,000 to 250,000. Also, Jacob Cook is outright lying about the 2 minutes of freefall, it's actually closer to around five as marked from the time the capsule and booster separate to when the capsule begins to hit substantial atmosphere and everyone has to buckle back in.
@@wojteksykurski Most people, even low-end millionaires can't afford orbital flight (55-95 million), but they can afford $200,000-300,000. And unlike Virgin Galactic's long overdue SpaceShipTwo, New Shepard goes way past the Karman Line.
lol, it's not just because of musk, it's space enthusiasts who don't like a blue origin for a bunch of reasons, some of which I think are pretty valid. But new steps towards space are always something to be excited about for me.
@@vighneshkannan7896 lol, ehhh no. Space enthusiasts goes beyond hating on everything that it’s not Space X. Same thing happen on the Rocket Lab comment section. It’s just sad to go around hating just because ‘there’s a bunch of reasons’ that you don’t like.
@@vighneshkannan7896 I've seen it myself, not just on KRplus, but in other space news website comments sections. These same assholes think that everyone should just give up and let SpaceX have a total monopoly from here on out.
Experience almost getting to space lol XD im still rooting for the 1st commercial flight of spaceX than this elevator like experience. just goes up and down lol
Endangering the future of space flight. By sending a bunch of totally rich folks into space for an 8 min thrill ride that costs enough to support a small struggling town or village for a month.. Amazing work .. Real leap forward.
I got the email for this a few hours ago yet no comment is older than 35 minutes. Good luck to anyone bidding. Please BlueOrigin, support scientific exploration. Peter Beck and Rocket Lab are planning a science mission to Venus. Lets build rockets that can get out to Titan, Europa, Ganymede, and the gang, as well as Ceres. Let's do some serious science too!
I would think risking one's life for a dream venture would be sufficient. Going into space, orbital or sub orbital is not an absolute guarantee of success and has its risk factors like everything else. But the risk in my estimation would be worth taking! Don't have alot of money to throw around but i wish whoever gets the chance a safe flight and "Godspeed". Chance of a lifetime if that's your dream. I bid $100.00 but will gladly do the PR for Free and give any money recieved to charity for the people here on the "good earth" that struggle just to live. Sincerly Jeff 😊
The New Shepard isn't capable of reaching orbit, so it'll never get there. The New Glenn, if it is ever built, will be able to reach orbit, but it's as rare as a Bigfoot sighting. Meanwhile, SpaceX has made reusable orbital rocket flight almost common.
@@lcdrjsmasterson to get to orbit New Shepard would need a 2nd stage, like every other rocket. I don't know tho if it's even an option, coz never seen one. Otherwise it's kind of .. useless.
Leaving Earth is good. Never coming back is better. But whatever I don't have a shit ton of money laying around to throw away on a 10 min free fall experience.
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I bet that "seat" will cost more than my entire house
More like your entire block
It’s gonna cost around $400,000 just witness space for around 2 minutes before dropping back down to earth
@@carbon4054 almost thought you did that TF2 meme quote from heavy
Oh, you have a house! Cool!
Imma wait for Starship or a few years instead
So you are telling me that the richest man in the world is auctioning off a seat to space for a foundation that he has the money to single handily fund?
Jeff doesn't like to write checks anymore after the one he wrote to MacKenzie.
The guy doesn't want to do New Glenn unless the military pays for it, or Blue if NASA doesn't pay for it. It's a trend.
@@wouterdevlieger1002 That would be a bit of a fib. Show us all how New Glenn work has been cancelled, ala what Northrup Grumman Space Systems did when they didn't win NSSL.
@@mikedicenso2778 New Glenn was delayed for two years when Blue wasn't selected, not coincidentally to the next opportunity to bid for military contracts.
@@wouterdevlieger1002 It has been delayed a year. It was scheduled to fly at the end of this year, like Vulcan is, but when they lost the NSSL2 contract, they changed that to the end of 2022. The next NSSL bidding round also won't be until around 2024-25.
But they haven't stopped work at all. They continue to build and assemble hardware in Florida as well as work on finishing up the launch facilities there.
Lol, will that seat have a view of Boca Chica or something?
Good one;)
nice one :D
Damn bro, that sure hurts for them
God fucking damn, just waiting for them to turn off conments after this
To be fair, we all wanna see a spaceX rocket in person.
It's funny how 10 years ago this would have been hyped so much but SpaceX has spoiled us to higher standards and now the comments are just pure hate.
Funny? I would say it is rather lovely.
I think the hate comes from the constant over promising. They have been flying new Sheppard for 7 years and are finally selling seats. New Glenn was promised to fly in 2020, now they are pushing it back again. They keep putting our videos like they are the next spacex but they are all talk so far. People wanna see results.
Mostly it’s the fact that they want more then half of America’s homes cost for a 10 min ride. That’s a pretty expensive rollercoaster. Even 10 years ago.
I have to admit: I’m a hater
@@jasonhalopoff2130 yeah, but everything like that started expensive and gets cheaper once it becomes commonplace. Remember when a flatscreen tv was $6000 20 years ago? Now you can get them for $500. It may never get down to $500 for a ticket but it will drop to a more reasonable rate once they are flying once a day. Where I get annoyed is when they have a bit surprise they tease and it turns out to be a tease. They announced “tomorrow we will have pricing info!” Then the announcement was “you can bid on it.” Their new Glenn video a few months back was all about how it’s going to be the largest rocket flying and what it can do, and they gave a tour or their huge processing facility, and it was completely empty and 2 days later they announced it was getting pushed back another year. That’s what gets people so that instead of being excited about seeing a new video to being “Meh” because you know it’s all more BS. I don’t wanna be a hater, I wanna cheer them on and I wanna see competition, but high quality CG animations don’t get rockets to space, I wanna see hardware.
“Pay us to be a test pilot” Wow, this has changed since the 50’s
I would pay to not be a test piloit
"Imagine what it will feel like to leave earth."
SpaceX: We don't have to imagine.
There are very few people who have left the the earth. Even in SpaceX. Your joke was bad and you should feel bad.
@@Frank72364 I feel very bad, thank you for correcting me.
@@DTHRocket good
@Eduard van Sligtenhorst So what? How does that change anything I have said? How is that even related to what I have said?
@@Frank72364 space x has sended more people in space then blue origin has, it was funny because its a fact (I don't hate blue origin but you are just wrong cause its true that space x doesn't have to imagine. They already have done it even tho they were made after blue origin so it dosent matter how many they have sended if its more the bo ) so stop being ignorant, its ok to be not as fast as space x, they are just to fast to keep up.
I have Amazon Prime though... I should have free shipping to space. ;)
Lol. The only problem is that they're different companies.
Hahaha... Nice ... You should ask Jeff about this... He will definitely laugh ...
😂😂😂😂
Imagine what it would feel like to achieve orbit
You wont find that out in this carnival ride.
I was waiting for the Musketeers
@@carbon4054 my man, why would you pick a side? 1. They don’t give a fuck about you and me and 2. Competition is good, even if ‘you don’t achieve orbit’. We average folks are not gonna be able to pay for a sit. Even internet back in the day was only for rich people.
@@JafetAlguera THIS. elon stans are the most toxic community ever. Competition is always good, i hate people who say 'hurr durr blue Origin bad because no orbit'
@@carbon4054 I'm a fan of Team Space. Blue Origin may be going painfully slow, but at least they're doing something. Anyone that pushes spaceflight forward in a peaceful manner should be celebrated.
Fly to apogee, then have ISS snag it with a big bungee cord. 350 mile long bungie. Acme has them . Slingshot you to orbit. The acceleration might be a bit rough.
'a bit'
That would deaccelerate(10/10 spelling) the ISS so mcuh that it would get out of orbit and crash down to earth
@@filip9564 "Worth it" - Bezos probably
I'm afraid this would deorbit ISS
Everyone who can’t tell this is a joke might be on the spectrum.
I mean sell normal tickets and pick crew randomly. Bidding just seems like Bezos is trying to milk this thing before it becomes obsolete. And with SpaceX taking you on a ride in a few orbits.. the pressure is on.
Only the highest bidder pays and it's only for once, his not milking anything. After all the money paid is going to clubforthefuture not Bezos pocket
It's like he's copying the Inspiration4 mission coming up, but these funds go to BO's own non-proffit. This whole thing is underwhelming.
@@godwinklutse5920 cant know for sure theres no agreement behind the back and bezos gets at least a 50% cut. at least thats how any "charity donation" ends in latvia and a good amount in other countries too.
It looks like thing are obsolete already
The vast majority of people who can afford a New Shepard flight ($200,000 to 300,000) will not be able to afford an orbital one on Dragon 2 ($55 million).
Like me first time playing KSP.
Just up, staging and down then parachuting, not to orbit.
Congrats on nailing propulsive booster landing first time out in KSP 😉
@@TiJayFLY nah, I just put parachute on my booster too 😁
@@saputrariken 😅😅
Pls use the metric system in your livestreams. If not, I'm forced to ignore them in the future.
Absolutely same here. I cringe everytime I see feets or miles in any real science related stuff.
Nobody cares, conversion is extremely easy. A meter is approximately 3 feet, 10 feet are about 3 meters. 100mph is 160kph, 60mph is 100kph. One yard is about one meter. One kilo is 2.2 pounds(round it down to 2).
@@vukbajic4904 But think about going also from inch to yard and then to mile and what about nautic mile and this stuff
@@vukbajic4904 yeah is soooo easy to made conversions with your head (even calculator) on constantly changing telemetry just because someone wants to measure it with their feet or thumbs...
@@vukbajic4904 but still, the majority of the world thinks in metric. A comparison would be speaking in different languages, while I could easily translate it through Google translate or something like that, It's a pain.
Wait, did SpaceX do something new today? Why are BO posting another video?
It's been a month since BO had its last practice launch. So there is that. In that time SX has safely delivered yet another crew to the ISS, put 240 satellites in to orbit, successfully landed a prototype starship, and started putting glass in the windows of the bar on top the high bay. I expect to see a lot more vid's from BO.
Aaaaaaaaand SpaceX retaliated immediately with SN15 recap xD
They announced their planned Starship orbital flight to go from Texas to near Hawaii, so there’s that…
@@osirisapex7483 And Starlink is partnering with Google to host Ground Station Terminals at their Data Centers. Beating Bezos to the punch...again.
Not sure I would classify this as “leaving the earth” to be honest. At least half a orbit would have been nice.
remember: one seat on new shephard will cost around 500.000 USD, a full Starship Launch is planned to cost 2 million. One Starship can carry up to 100 people at once. 2 million divided by 100 is 20.000 per person
Why not a raffle and have a lucky winner? That would be more exciting and interesting.
Imagine if it was Elon 😂
He'll screw more people over, I mean he'll make more money with an auction versus a raffle
Yeah that would be cool. I know I’ll never have the chance to win the auction. But if they sold $5 raffle tickets, they might actually make more overall. I mean, I can imagine 1 million people buying at least 1 ticket, heck I would buy a few.
@@carbon4054 I wanna see Elon win the auction and give it to a spacex employee, that would be cool!
Dude they gotta earn money too
Inspiration4: Hold my beer.
Lmao
Blue Origin: Lobbing rich people into space, since 2021.
This needs to be a t-shirt 👕
I assume that you have a Tesla. My man, even if your god start doing the same, none of us will be able to afford it...
Its going to charity stup guy
And its actually the same spacex plans. Do you think the dragon ride you could win was funded by spacex NO it was funded by a rich man
I hate unreflected people like you
"Imagine what it will feel like to leave earth."
You don´t have to imagine that. There are things called "airplane".
The only people that really to some extent left Earth were the Apollo astronauts. New Shepard doesn´t even reach orbit. It just takes off for a short while.
You could get a better view of earth...
From orbit.
ouch
For 55 million dollars
It should have been a lottery, more accessible to all. An auction will be of little interest except for the super rich. Lottery next time?
It's like funding for them.
nah, that way you make sure that the person bidding for it is serious
Agreed. Hard for us “normal” people to get excited about this since we know we have no chance. Blue Origin desperately needs something to get the public excited about them, as SpaceX has done.
They probably want to know how to price it.
"Leave the world" only if you we're to go and stay in space would i call it "leaving the world"
Best of luck
SN 10 my boy, what did they did to you!!!
Nice to see someone have some decency. Granted im upset with their lack of guts, i try not to spit hate towards Blue.
@@Vatsyayana87 No Hate. But we really should try to keep the giggling to a low roar.
@@paulsto6516 lol
@@Vatsyayana87 i dont hate anyone but they're too slow
If I had the money the money to spare, and wanted sub-orbitol, I'd go with Virgin. Now that will be one exciting and scary ride.
Not really, it won't go to or past the Karman Line, which New Shepard actually has many times. The best SS2 has done is get about 10 km from it. Also, NS, unlike SS2, has a flight-proven launch abort escape system that has been test across three phases of flight and so is much safer than SS2. Not to mention, if the rumors are correct, NS will be much cheaper.
@@mikedicenso2778 honestly I think the plane will be safer than the lander. If any engines fail, it won't matter because they can glide back to the runway or some abort zone. also, I think virgin galactic'ss intent is to go above the Karman line at some point.
@@vighneshkannan7896 It's clear you don't understand how New Shepard works. The capsule is a separate vehicle in its own right that lands on parachutes and retrorockets ala Soyuz and it has demonstrated single chute out capability.
In addition to that, the capsule is designed to safely land if two of the three chutes fail, using a crushable bottom to take up the impact energy.
Meanwhile the propulsion module portion lands separately using retropropulsion.
You mean glide back the way that VSS Enterprise did after the feathering system unlocked and tried to deploy during powered flight? Sorry, but the rocket motor on the NS capsule allows astronauts to escape instantly and at ANY phase of the flight during ascent. SpaceShipTwo has serious blackout spots, especially during powered flight and they have to hope that the failure is benign enough to be able to shut down the hybrid motor like they had to do six months ago.
Oh, and NS doesn't require pilots. It is fully automated.
New Shepard all around has SpaceShipTwo and Three beat hands down.
@@mikedicenso2778 sorry, you're right, I forgot that New Shepard is a 2 stage vehicle and lands via parachute, from that perspective it does seem quite a bit safer than the plane because while it does glide I don't think it can do it for long.
If the club for the future is so important, why doesn't jeff just write a check? Surely whatever the seat goes for is a rounding error for him.
Hard for us “normal” people to get excited about this since we know we have no chance. Blue Origin desperately needs something to get the public excited about them, as SpaceX has done. Next time, do raffle tickets or something that a normal person can afford.
Oh look! An old amusement park rocket that still hasn’t launched people even after more than 6 years since its maiden flight!
By Blue Origins standards.. I can just jump with my own legs and call that leaving earth.
How about you achieve orbit.. and don't sabotage SpaceX with your lobbying power
read my comment and you'll see how I feel about Jeff who.
Can you cross the karman line with your legs?
@@Vastasoceans7532 In astronomical terms, there’s not much difference.
@@Vastasoceans7532 can You lose competition and admit they were guys better than You? Well Jeff cannot :D
He also cannot reach orbit :D
All these SpaceX fanboys in the comments, you cant buy a seat on F9 for this cheap, Bezos' Goal is something completely different. In space Tourism.
Flat earthers, take your seats.😏😏😏
They won´t. Could be an assassination plot!
@@antyspi4466 wat
Artemis will probably get significantly delayed or even scrapped entirely thanks to Blue Origin. Money over innovation, right? Nice going asshats!
100% Blue Origin is messing with innovation and exploration because they can't get a rocket past the karman line.
@@HaightNetwork well, they actually pass the karman line. Just not get it into the orbit.
Well, in the long run , a cancellation of Artemis would be irrelevant. SpaceX is going to the Moon and Mars anyway... With or without NASA.
@@agatosh986 exactly ....when NASA gave them 2.9B ...they were like "you are already going there, would you mind if we take a ride "
I think i must wait some years. you make a great Work.
SpaceX: innovate, launch, repeat
Blue Origin: cry, lie, make videos, repeat
Yes. This is what happening from past 20 years. No such progress at all. These many years they are working for this bungee jump? Poor fellows. Only progress Blue is making in videos.
@@vinayakam3732 ooh yeah, KEKW. we might see blue origin as a successful video production company in the future. KEKW
It's a bird!
It's a plane!
No, it's a fucking firecracker!
Looks more like a pecker to me
I read the comments and saw the highest bid for $3000. So I’ll bid $4000.
Can't get it up (to orbit) lol
Bid? What is this eBay?
Naw. There is no "buy it now" button.
Imagine what it would be like to go to *orbit*
I wish in the future my Amazon prime subscription include 5 minutes space ship
They will have but a VR One 😅😅🙃
Seems like the main purpose for this is price testing since no one really knows how much the free market would value this experience.
If I want to pay that auction seat.. is it possible to send them my bills for going for that 3-11 minute joy ride?
Nice creative im waiting next level
$50 - first bid.
Did I win?
$50.1🖐️
$51
$69
Maybe I can sell my house, car and kidney and afford to fly on this thing!!!!!
Both kidneys*
@@isaachenrikson3197 All that for only 2 minutes of Zero-G
For a few minutes? Get yourself on a dragon capsule instead
@@JackJackM He'd need to sell off a lot more to do so. It costs at least $55 million for a single Dragon 2 seat. New Shepard can be afforded by a lot of the low-end millionaire class at $200,000 to 250,000.
Also, Jacob Cook is outright lying about the 2 minutes of freefall, it's actually closer to around five as marked from the time the capsule and booster separate to when the capsule begins to hit substantial atmosphere and everyone has to buckle back in.
And then you start working at Amazon because you don´t have a home anyway.
cool...
... but I don't have the money.
a lot of money 😂
Nothing to regret, it cannot even reach orbit ;)
@@wojteksykurski Most people, even low-end millionaires can't afford orbital flight (55-95 million), but they can afford $200,000-300,000. And unlike Virgin Galactic's long overdue SpaceShipTwo, New Shepard goes way past the Karman Line.
I just see the world
Musketeers be hating on BO but they are the first ones to comment xd
It's not hate, it's the amusement.
lol, it's not just because of musk, it's space enthusiasts who don't like a blue origin for a bunch of reasons, some of which I think are pretty valid. But new steps towards space are always something to be excited about for me.
@@vighneshkannan7896 lol, ehhh no. Space enthusiasts goes beyond hating on everything that it’s not Space X.
Same thing happen on the Rocket Lab comment section. It’s just sad to go around hating just because ‘there’s a bunch of reasons’ that you don’t like.
@@JafetAlguera are there really people hating on rocket lab? They are like the most wholesome aerospace company in the business.
@@vighneshkannan7896 I've seen it myself, not just on KRplus, but in other space news website comments sections. These same assholes think that everyone should just give up and let SpaceX have a total monopoly from here on out.
Experience almost getting to space lol XD im still rooting for the 1st commercial flight of spaceX than this elevator like experience. just goes up and down lol
Do it Blue.
I just bid. If I win my wife will kill me, so I have to leave before she finds out. Wish me luck.
It's no fair that Alexa will ride for free!!!!!!
The worst part is we're gonna be forced to listen Ariane Cornell's voice during the webcast. Excuse me while I go deafen myself.
Endangering the future of space flight. By sending a bunch of totally rich folks into space for an 8 min thrill ride that costs enough to support a small struggling town or village for a month.. Amazing work .. Real leap forward.
Ready to fly
Don't do it!!!
Give us a New Glenn update!
2025 first orbital flight! Get ready!!
Obviously there is no new data. For sure; If someone had turned a single screw, there would be 30 vid's.
@@Wiizl bruh first orbital flight is most likely in 2022
@@Benjordy2 Yeah right :) Maybe a fancy animation of orbital flight will be in 2022
@@Wiizl nah
Go Blue
OK, strap me in, Jeff!
But seriously - at least one orbit would be cool. These couple seconds are not worth the money
@@Wiizl It shouldn't take much... cross the Karman line, turn left, Bob's your uncle.
Only if you pay up first.
Send me up.
Achieve orbit
Achieve orbit first... Than start lobbing in congress ;)
Jeff who?
BASED
I got the email for this a few hours ago yet no comment is older than 35 minutes. Good luck to anyone bidding.
Please BlueOrigin, support scientific exploration. Peter Beck and Rocket Lab are planning a science mission to Venus. Lets build rockets that can get out to Titan, Europa, Ganymede, and the gang, as well as Ceres. Let's do some serious science too!
Finally "Blue Origin and not "Animation Origin"
Ha ha ha
BO advertising = boring and lifeless. Desperation.
SpaceX advertising = oh yeah, they dont have to advertise.
Laughs in Mars 2026, Point to Point, and MaKe LiFe MuLtIpLaNeTaRy.
@@iamarokotmanson You'll be lucky if Dear Moon flies by 2026.
if I ever fall asleep during the ride, I will lose the money that I could've buy another house...
Must admit I would have gone with a draw kind of thing rather than basically giving it to someone rich enough to buy a seat anyway!
I would think risking one's life for a dream venture would be sufficient. Going into space, orbital or sub orbital is not an absolute guarantee of success and has its risk factors like everything else. But the risk in my estimation would be worth taking! Don't have alot of money to throw around but i wish whoever gets the chance a safe flight and "Godspeed". Chance of a lifetime if that's your dream. I bid $100.00 but will gladly do the PR for Free and give any money recieved to charity for the people here on the "good earth" that struggle just to live. Sincerly Jeff 😊
In 65 years once it's available
I'll bid $3000
Meh. But It would be really awesome if you could watch a Starship launch from this thing.
Good thing this has big windows. Should provide great views of Starship roaring past them.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
He’s the kind of guy to eat a sandwich with his sweet ass time.
I lowballed at $8,000. Or 16% of the maximum bid.
Came here after sn15 recap lul
We will see... I am registered and got my Sealed Bid ready... Game is on... Good Luck my fellow bidders...
Maybe orbit next year(or century)?
The New Shepard isn't capable of reaching orbit, so it'll never get there. The New Glenn, if it is ever built, will be able to reach orbit, but it's as rare as a Bigfoot sighting. Meanwhile, SpaceX has made reusable orbital rocket flight almost common.
@@lcdrjsmasterson So far the Crew Dragon is the only thing SpaceX has got down from orbit in a reusable condition.
@@lcdrjsmasterson to get to orbit New Shepard would need a 2nd stage, like every other rocket. I don't know tho if it's even an option, coz never seen one. Otherwise it's kind of .. useless.
@@hirvielain9013 yeah, except for cargo dragon (the newer versions). Nothing else is really meant to be reusable
Do you think NASA will man rate 'New Glenn'? maybe 2025!
A certain number
Lmao
Just here to enjoy the trolling.
You mean Jeff isn't going to take that first seat?
Nope, this ride is for the paying test rabbits.
spacex: *posts a video*
blue origin: *have a look at mine as well*
Dollar General SpaceX
Please do something blue origin, we need a new space cold war
China heard you prayers for a cold war and builds a space station controlled by its military.
Here’s a funny word:
Orbit
*this seat will change the world*
Sorry , im already packing to starbase
Jeff Who? Jeff Who Cant Get Up!
Yo enough with the promo shit lets go to space
I think that first seat should be occupied by Smeagol him self.
Leaving Earth is good. Never coming back is better. But whatever I don't have a shit ton of money laying around to throw away on a 10 min free fall experience.
Launch something before I'm old
No Tags, No description, no links to where to bid says publicity scam!
Okay I will pay 40 $
Take mine 40.1 $
You're being generous. lol
42$.
@@fracturedgamer420 hahaha
@@kristiankoski3908 I give up you can have it hahaha
why?
Wow, finally commercial orbi... oh wait you can't even get that high... I'll just hop on a plane.
It'd be about 495,870 dollars cheaper for a plane ride lmfao.
"That high..."
Orbit isn't about the height.
@@hirvielain9013 height and speed 🤷♂️ still have to get ‘up’ to orbit
@@hirvielain9013 still: Jeff cannot reach it :D
again spaceX uploads a video, and you have to follow it up? CMON GUYS BE ORIGINAL
Nah. Not after the challenge crap you are trying to pull with losing a contract.
QUIEROOOO!!!!
Blue Origin please make me the first minor in space pls
Only if your dad has a really big bank account.
Make a link clickable)
Less videos, more doing.
🙌🏼😆🤜🏼!!!!!
To be honest I read the comments in instead of watching the video!
Well... Yeah.
Why don't you get to orbit first