@@thomasackerman5399 no, it stay within a particular zone, it isn't actually going anywhere, second, it's a suborbital rocket, third the payload or the capsule eventually will come down. The rocket only stay in space about a few minutes, majority of the time spend is falling down for landing. Nothing stay in orbit.
Just a quick reminder to everyone: This is just a clip announcing the upcomming opportunity to learn how to sign up for the first 15 minutes long flight on New Shepard to the edge of space and back. Not a reveal for a trip to the moon. Btw, Dennis Tito was the first private space tourist in 2001 and he stayed at the ISS for 7 days and 22 hours.
@@adamrezabek9469 Maybe they should actually try for an orbit that is what the world considers actually making it to space... any tom dick and hairy can go up and down. why burn all that fuel just to be an elevator ride from Disney land for people?
Of course it's a Rivian partnership. 🙄 Waiting for the "it's time" to launch new glenn. Money where the mouth is bezos. Floor it! You're running behind
@@dummyjoe7895 I mean that's just factually inaccurate 🤷♂️ if you read the contract decisions and why they're striking out, they're often cited as insufficient and underdeveloped. They're behind. But they don't talk about it because it looks bad. 🤷♂️
@@DaveStarr100.3 I have and that's not really true. The NSSL loss was a big one for Blue Origin, despite immense progress on New Glenn and BE-4. The loss of the contract money crippled them and they were forced to delay New Glenn into next year.
I thought that you're going to tell us the date of New Glenn going orbital XD, but that tells me, that BO is the same in progress, as James Webb Space Telescope 🙃
It is time for that! They've being playing with their suborital glorified sounding rocket for far too long. Time for them to do something worthy of respect.
@420KinK In terms of space companies, I can consider that Blue Origin is well deserved to have a prestigious award: The Whole Circus of This Century. (Like you know, a single clown can’t even afford to achieve such a noble thing :))) )
@@vukbajic4904 well even if it fails, their goal is still orbit, also I doubt we'll see it fail more than once. In fact I give the first flight over 50% chance of working
@@Wonderlikechild They actually have a truck that is in production, in a factory thats build, with orders, and seen multiple times in the wild - with the largest USA market being small trucks and SUVs. The Rivian car is better than Tesla. Tesla is just a ponzi scheme that keeps on promising something new to make up for their last expenditure. The cyber truck is not even street legal in anyway, no specs verified, no factory for it to be built on schedule, 100 buck orders? (more like 100 buck tickets for hype). Elon may be first, but thats not what wins. Being BETTER wins.
@@jabberwolf7348 hehe yeah, I kind of like that Bezos, intentionally or not, sort of trolls Elon by driving the Rivian. I guess that is what he has to do given that Blue Origin isn't really something he can troll Elon with :P.
@@snuffeldjuret Well seeing as Blue Origin has had its rockets sticking the landing on pads since 2015 . Elon is not great at sticking the landings dependably. SpaceX got the contract not because they are better, they just bid alot cheaper. And like most things Elon does, NASA will soon discover his financial targets are a bit off in proposals.
@@jabberwolf7348 "Well seeing as Blue Origin has had its rockets sticking the landing on pads since 2015 . Elon is not great at sticking the landings dependably." But if he tries to brag about that, you only need to look at how easier the New Shepard flight profile is. "SpaceX got the contract not because they are better, they just bid alot cheaper." I guess you didn't read the report then, as SpaceX also got a better grade than Dynetics and The National Team. "And like most things Elon does, NASA will soon discover his financial targets are a bit off in proposals." You don't think NASA has discovered that for absolutely every contract they have issued? You are just coming off as a hater here mate, trying to dish it out but do so based on faulty information.
Some new concepts being applied in the midst of rhetorics. Happy to learn you're going to fly the first mission #teamBlue ... Best of Luck. Flying above the Karman Line should be a very new experience for almost all of us. Lets do it now!
Yeah this is how felt when i expected to see a gaming capable imac in the new apple keynote and then we got a m1 imac instead. Same trajectory of disappointment.
Jeff Who is suing NASA and forcing them to put a hold on the SpaceX lunar lander program. So not only is he going nowhere, he is now standing in the way of everyone else.
@@kirkc9643 You're right he want to make his dream come true so he slowing us down so he can take the time to making his stupid lander and the nEw GLenN.....Jeff Who just jealous of Nasa and Spacex.....He is not slow but freaking slow like a pig that got stuck in the Jello..
@@vukbajic4904 Well, it is certainly high tech, but no masterpiece. It is suborbital, it ascends and rapidly descends and never switches to a horizontal orientation. Its capabilities are very limited.
@@Diggnuts better than just up. Only a decade ago no one was attempting to reuse rockets. BO’s capsule is going to be the cheapest human-rated ride into space even if it isn’t to orbit. Everyone in this industry is created new technologies and new ideas. And everyone is moving the human race forward because of it.
@@thomasackerman5399 it’s a reference to Blue Origin patenting the concept of landing a rocket on an ocean barge and using this patent to prevent SpaceX from landing its boosters. SpaceX protested this patent by providing evidence that this idea had existed for decades before Blue Origin filed its patent. The patent office agreed and revoked Blue’s patent.
@@regolith1350 I know. But the concept of using retropropulsion to land a rocket on a barge or ship was not something that SpaceX nor Musk ever originally thought to do. When Blue Origin filed for and was granted the patent SpaceX was still trying to recover rocket stages Space Shuttle SRB style, all the attempts of which failed miserably. There's a great Scott Manley vide covering the history of SpaceX's attempts to recover Falcon 1 and 9 stages that way Then SpaceX and Musk saw what Blue was planning for Commercial Crew with a booster concept that reused 1st stages that were recovered downrange on barge or ship. So they decided they wanted to do that, too and so they challenged the patent, but the Patent office didn't revoke it, Blue Origin actually decided they didn't want to fight it out, despite the fact that certain aspects of SpaceX's challenge were denied to them. And so Blue Origin asked the Patent Office to invalidate their patent.
NET 2023. Realistically 2024. BO has had nothing but problems in management. Jeff needs to run it himself and fire a lot of people. National Team losing the way they did was just embarrassing.
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Thought it was time for an orbital launch. Lol my mistake
I’ll just leave this here:
“Can’t get it up (to orbit) lol” - Elon Musk, April 2021
New Shepard mission profile:
1) Up
2) Down
@@samb2543 and no side ways lol
@@greggb557 Musk wasn't talking about the rocketship, he was talking about Bezos.
BO doing something worth while? Nah!
Title idea: Its about time.
If you guys ever make a manned lunar orbiter, it should be named New Collins.
The irony but yes i agree
I’ll just leave this here:
“Can’t get it up (to orbit) lol” - Elon Musk, April 2021
lmao
@@greggb557 NOBODY GIVES A FUCK
@@vukbajic4904 wow chill
I thought this was gonna be 'It's time' for the first human flight. Turns out it's just time to start thinking about it *sighs*
Next New Shepard will be human flight, so it's also time for that.
@@jenakuns crew Shepard? There is no cargo one. It doesn't even go anywhere.
@@LoudFlimzz Damn. All these names are overlapping.
@@LoudFlimzz It goes to space. Also, New Shepard no. 2, which has flown 7 times now, flies automated experiments as cargo.
@@thomasackerman5399 no, it stay within a particular zone, it isn't actually going anywhere, second, it's a suborbital rocket, third the payload or the capsule eventually will come down. The rocket only stay in space about a few minutes, majority of the time spend is falling down for landing. Nothing stay in orbit.
Time to start being very successful so I can be a spaceman.
an "edge-of-space man"
You would be nothing more than a zero-g man, or even just a metal rock being lobbed into the thin dark parts of the atmosphere...
What company are you planning to hire to take you to space?
@@rogerfreeman6787 I'm sure he means money wise. I bet just one of those rides is gonna be in the 100k's
For a cool $250,000 u can go into space!
Hopefully Jeff starts making Blue Origin his main priority. We need to see New Glenn fly!
Who?
@@floshey jeff bezos?
@@seudonym2467 it was a joke
Jeff who?
With him leaving Amazon, I'm sure he will spend most of his time on Blue Origin and a small portion on Rivian
Just a quick reminder to everyone:
This is just a clip announcing the upcomming opportunity to learn how to sign up for the first 15 minutes long flight on New Shepard to the edge of space and back. Not a reveal for a trip to the moon.
Btw, Dennis Tito was the first private space tourist in 2001 and he stayed at the ISS for 7 days and 22 hours.
well New Glenn doesn't even exist yet, and that won't be going to the moon ever.
@Colin Berg im not sure you have a clue what you're talking about.
@Colin Berg If you think BO will ever produce a capable and competitive launch system, I have a bridge you might like to buy!
New social media status, been to space (✔️)
"edge of space"
@@LoudFlimzz not edge. 105 km is propper space
@@adamrezabek9469 in other words, just 3 miles into space.
@@LoudFlimzz yes. that's "in space" by every mean
@@adamrezabek9469 Maybe they should actually try for an orbit that is what the world considers actually making it to space... any tom dick and hairy can go up and down. why burn all that fuel just to be an elevator ride from Disney land for people?
SpaceX is flying to the moon, Jeff Bezos is selling seats on a carnival ride
Time for SN16💪🏾
When can I buy a seat to the orbit? I am not interested in the bungee jump.
You can go to spacex for that ~5-10 million, compared to this going to space for a few hundred thousand.
@@dummyjoe7895 At least a week on the ISS for 5-10 million or 200,000 bucks for 15 minutes to the edge of space...Spacex is cheaper.
@@antyspi4466 5-10 million to launch, not factoring the food and stuff you will need to pay for on the ISS. Blue origin is cheaper.
Of course it's a Rivian partnership. 🙄 Waiting for the "it's time" to launch new glenn. Money where the mouth is bezos. Floor it! You're running behind
I saw the trucks and thought the same thing. Of course... though I do want a rivian more than a tesla
They aren’t running behind at all, they are on no rush to do anything.
@@dummyjoe7895 I mean that's just factually inaccurate 🤷♂️ if you read the contract decisions and why they're striking out, they're often cited as insufficient and underdeveloped. They're behind. But they don't talk about it because it looks bad. 🤷♂️
@@DaveStarr100.3 I have and that's not really true. The NSSL loss was a big one for Blue Origin, despite immense progress on New Glenn and BE-4. The loss of the contract money crippled them and they were forced to delay New Glenn into next year.
Rivians are good and I just realised why your not happy anti Elon musk but rivians are a good vehicle
Amazon price plan. Seat $150000, Oxygen, space craft, fuel and parachute all extra...
That's what we call a business man
Can’t get it up (to orbit) lol
I thought that you're going to tell us the date of New Glenn going orbital XD, but that tells me, that BO is the same in progress, as James Webb Space Telescope 🙃
@420KinK But, SLS is NASA...?
Congrats! I thought it was about new Glenn tho lol
Same
looool same
It never will be, lol.
It is time for that! They've being playing with their suborital glorified sounding rocket for far too long. Time for them to do something worthy of respect.
@@audience2 building rockets is hard, idk why people expect things to be ready by now.
Straight up, straight down. That'll be $250,000 please.
0:03 That guy who?
Just kidding. Best of luck BO
Why's the guys face blurred out?
Slender Man
Time for sub-orbit:)
Streisand-Effect: a trivial information suddenly get's relevant, because somebody want's to conceal it. :D
Been waiting for so long for some big news.
Guess I'll have to wait a bit longer.
sad but true...
Hopefully SN15 will land tomorrow.
you hoped wrong
@@izibane9295 Sn 15 did land..? What are you referring to hahah. Damn
@@alexberry4758 pushed back 2 days 😔
Way to go!!! Good luck; it’ll be a new experience! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
Quick and dirty :D
Those drone shots are insane
“How exciting is this, come on”, means nobody in that car was acting excited.
Can I buy more than a seat? Can I buy a panel or parachute as well?
Been a long time coming. Excited to see this program moving forward.
They only move upwards and then down again. Forwards is not in their mission profile.
@420KinK In terms of space companies, I can consider that Blue Origin is well deserved to have a prestigious award: The Whole Circus of This Century. (Like you know, a single clown can’t even afford to achieve such a noble thing :))) )
It's time? To get it up finally?
I’ll just leave this here:
“Can’t get it up (to orbit) lol” - Elon Musk, April 2021
Yeah...but not immediately.
Go Dragon! Go SpaceX!
Does this mean that NS-16 is going to launch soon? Please say it's so!
How much, do you think the ticket will going to be?
When you’ve filed more GOA protests against your competitors than payloads you’ve put into orbit
I’ll just leave this here:
“Can’t get it up (to orbit) lol” - Elon Musk, April 2021
You do know everyone fills protests. Elon has done it several times when they lost contracts. This is not uncommon to do.
@@dummyjoe7895 i know, I love blue origin it’s just a joke
I wonder if they will add waterslides to their amusement park?
Sheesh, what an expensive thrill ride. Maybe someday BO will get something in orbit.
Their goal isn't orbit for at least 5 years
@@vukbajic4904 I mean mew Glenn is scheduled for Q4 2022
@@anonymouskerman8318 The Falcon 1 tried to get to orbit for 2 years, 3 failed flights
@@vukbajic4904 well even if it fails, their goal is still orbit, also I doubt we'll see it fail more than once. In fact I give the first flight over 50% chance of working
Thanks for getting us up there to the high frontier
Nice Rivian trucks there 😁
@@Wonderlikechild They actually have a truck that is in production, in a factory thats build, with orders, and seen multiple times in the wild - with the largest USA market being small trucks and SUVs. The Rivian car is better than Tesla. Tesla is just a ponzi scheme that keeps on promising something new to make up for their last expenditure. The cyber truck is not even street legal in anyway, no specs verified, no factory for it to be built on schedule, 100 buck orders? (more like 100 buck tickets for hype).
Elon may be first, but thats not what wins. Being BETTER wins.
@@jabberwolf7348 hehe yeah, I kind of like that Bezos, intentionally or not, sort of trolls Elon by driving the Rivian. I guess that is what he has to do given that Blue Origin isn't really something he can troll Elon with :P.
@@snuffeldjuret Well seeing as Blue Origin has had its rockets sticking the landing on pads since 2015 . Elon is not great at sticking the landings dependably. SpaceX got the contract not because they are better, they just bid alot cheaper. And like most things Elon does, NASA will soon discover his financial targets are a bit off in proposals.
@@jabberwolf7348 "Well seeing as Blue Origin has had its rockets sticking the landing on pads since 2015 . Elon is not great at sticking the landings dependably."
But if he tries to brag about that, you only need to look at how easier the New Shepard flight profile is.
"SpaceX got the contract not because they are better, they just bid alot cheaper."
I guess you didn't read the report then, as SpaceX also got a better grade than Dynetics and The National Team.
"And like most things Elon does, NASA will soon discover his financial targets are a bit off in proposals."
You don't think NASA has discovered that for absolutely every contract they have issued? You are just coming off as a hater here mate, trying to dish it out but do so based on faulty information.
Let's go! Let's see the first passengers!
What is the first human flight gonna be called "Desperation 4"?
Some new concepts being applied in the midst of rhetorics. Happy to learn you're going to fly the first mission #teamBlue ... Best of Luck. Flying above the Karman Line should be a very new experience for almost all of us. Lets do it now!
I started screaming "New Glenn?!". Now I am sad.
Yeah this is how felt when i expected to see a gaming capable imac in the new apple keynote and then we got a m1 imac instead. Same trajectory of disappointment.
Someday.
@@Pepe-rr3if Macs are for professionals, PCs are for gamers.
New Glenn is and forever will be vaporware.
@@johnblair8146 The line between professionals and gamers is pretty thin nowadays tbh.
Can't get it to orbit (lol)
They've been doing this for how long? And they still can't land near the center.
Imagine not making it to orbit
wen hop?
Hahah work is taken by Spacex. Jeff cries
*BLUE ORIGIN IS AT LEAST 10 YEAR BEHIND SPACEX* 🚀
True or maybe 100 years......
Jeff Who is suing NASA and forcing them to put a hold on the SpaceX lunar lander program. So not only is he going nowhere, he is now standing in the way of everyone else.
@@kirkc9643 You're right he want to make his dream come true so he slowing us down so he can take the time to making his stupid lander and the nEw GLenN.....Jeff Who just jealous of Nasa and Spacex.....He is not slow but freaking slow like a pig that got stuck in the Jello..
Oh wait, i'm poor :(
What’s the truck that Jeff besos was driving ??
I just can't see the excitement in this compared to spaceX. If only we can be united in space exploration then we will succeed more.
Can't get it up (to orbit)
So impressed!
Looks like the Rivian truck crew has pulled up
Can't get it up (to orbit) lol
Why do I have to buy it. It should be included with Amazon Prime!
Can't get it up
The flex of Jeff driving the Rivian. Nicely done!
I wanna sign up so bad
Woo this is awesome
About time, yes!
How about get it in orbit?
To say goodbye?
The most exciting part was the Rivian electric trucks.
+1
Do you have any idea what an engineering masterpiece is this? Go suck it
@@vukbajic4904 Do you have any idea how suborbital that rocket is? This stuff was done in the 90's.
@@vukbajic4904 Well, it is certainly high tech, but no masterpiece. It is suborbital, it ascends and rapidly descends and never switches to a horizontal orientation. Its capabilities are very limited.
Awesome news!
At what cost per seat?
Suspect it will be about $250k.
@@jshepard152 holy duck, gues i'm broke
@@_mikolaj_
It's not worth it. Let's see orbit come down to $100k and we'll talk.
Congratulation!
Already driving Rivians?
Orbit when?🤔
Its time
Mr. aa gunna love this one
New When?
Yeah!
Finally xD
Good luck
What a never ending landings..
Are they driving in a Rivian? That's also pretty cool!
YEP! And yes they do !!
yes indeed lets go blue
Look.
It's a moderately sized trampoline.
Great work guys! Just speed up a little bit.
@420KinK it Is gonna orbit
Just in a SLS Vulcan or a moonship cargo bay
@420KinK or Mars if the falcon heavy that would be a great crater on mars
Did Anyone expect SpaceX to keep that contract? Anyone? The next time you buy Anything from Amazon, consider who you are enabling.
Time to finally do some progress on New Glen?
only 3D, does not exist!
Bring it on...
Delicious. 🔥
feels like yesterday this was announced
Por fin veremos personas viviendo esa gran experiencia, gracias Blue Origin
What a flex with the Rivian
Que guille con los Rivian
Good luck. Step by step ferociously
.. In the Courts. lol
Up and down..... ferociously....
@@Diggnuts better than just up. Only a decade ago no one was attempting to reuse rockets. BO’s capsule is going to be the cheapest human-rated ride into space even if it isn’t to orbit. Everyone in this industry is created new technologies and new ideas. And everyone is moving the human race forward because of it.
@@keco185 It is a carnival ride and I would not call a few seconds just above the Karman line "space". Not even remotely!
@@keco185 are you sure? what about virgin galactic?
I want to see New Glenn launch
Congratulations BO team
What are these pickups never seen those
Rivians.
@@AtheistOrphan looks great
Plot twist: Blue Origin receives a cease and desist letter from Roscosmos, who revealed they have a patent on landing a human capsule in the desert.
Does Boeing and Starliner also get one?
@@thomasackerman5399 it’s a reference to Blue Origin patenting the concept of landing a rocket on an ocean barge and using this patent to prevent SpaceX from landing its boosters. SpaceX protested this patent by providing evidence that this idea had existed for decades before Blue Origin filed its patent. The patent office agreed and revoked Blue’s patent.
Ah, but Blue Origin's concept is different because they land only a couple of miles away from launch without ever going anywhere!
@@Diggnuts It goes to space. That's somewhere.
@@regolith1350 I know. But the concept of using retropropulsion to land a rocket on a barge or ship was not something that SpaceX nor Musk ever originally thought to do. When Blue Origin filed for and was granted the patent SpaceX was still trying to recover rocket stages Space Shuttle SRB style, all the attempts of which failed miserably.
There's a great Scott Manley vide covering the history of SpaceX's attempts to recover Falcon 1 and 9 stages that way
Then SpaceX and Musk saw what Blue was planning for Commercial Crew with a booster concept that reused 1st stages that were recovered downrange on barge or ship. So they decided they wanted to do that, too and so they challenged the patent, but the Patent office didn't revoke it, Blue Origin actually decided they didn't want to fight it out, despite the fact that certain aspects of SpaceX's challenge were denied to them. And so Blue Origin asked the Patent Office to invalidate their patent.
Would be nice to get a seat but i will never be able to afford it i am sure
Gradatim Ferociter!
Ok but when is New Glenn gonna fly?
It's doing something!!!!
Would be quite the ride!
I would like to buy into this company
Congrats, wen glenn?
Probably 2023.
NET 2023. Realistically 2024. BO has had nothing but problems in management. Jeff needs to run it himself and fire a lot of people. National Team losing the way they did was just embarrassing.
That's cool
I keep hearing the background music as the chord changes to "Despacito"
Despacito is definitely the right word for BO
Go Blue Origin. All the best wishes from Germany #teamspace
Exciting times!
Love you sir
Finally!
The fact this company cant just simply accept that they've lost the lunar Lander contract... Says enough for me
JEFF WHO
La Jefe por Amazonas
I’ll just leave this here:
“Can’t get it up (to orbit) lol” - Elon Musk, April 2021
Excited