Jeff Bezos to Travel space With Brother Mark On July 20 in BLUE ORIGIN Rocket

 Jeff Bezos To Fly To Space With Brother Mark On July 20 

"Ever since I was five years old, I've dreamed of traveling to space," wrote Jeff Bezos, founder of Blue Origin. 

The Jeff Bezos has announced that he is going to fly off into space next month. The billionaire co-founder of Blue Origin, and that her brother is going to be two of the passengers on the company's first suborbital trip to the New Shepard spacecraft. The rocket is scheduled to make their first observation of a flight into space on July 20. The trip is only a 10-minute, four-minute, the passengers will have to spend in Karmana line, police said. The Karman line, select the well-known line between Earth's atmosphere and in space.

The new Shepard, the combined capsule, the rocket is designed for the autonomous flight of six passengers for up to 62 miles (100 km) above earth into suborbital space.

"Since I was five years old, and I'm on my way to a trip to space," said Jeff Bezos, revealed plans for a space tour, in the afternoon, along with Mark Bezos's brother, and Instagram. It is the greatest adventure, my best friend, " he said.

"To see the Earth from space, and it changes you," Mr. Bezos said in a video posted on Instagram. "I want to fly on this flight, because it's more than I've wanted to do that my whole life. This is very very important for me," he added.

Mr. Bezos said at the time that he had invited his brother, and space travel partner, because he was his best friend in the world. The video then cuts to the fact that the CEO of Amazon, is to invite his brother to the Land, to join him on a space flight.

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According to the Reuters news agency, Blue Origin is reported to be the highest bidder on their new spaceship, the Shepard is currently $ 2.8 million in the current second phase of the auction. This process will continue on the 10th of June, and the final phase will be completed on 12 June, with an on-line auction.


The company's website says: 'Blue Origin has been conducting test flights of the New Shepard, and his backup, security systems, 2012. The program was carried out for 15 successful in a number of cases, including, among other things, three of the success of the evacuation of testing, which shows the crew evacuation system can turn on safety at all stages of the flight.

- In honor of astronaut Alan Shepard's Mercury, the first American to go into space, the New Shepard is a reusable suborbital rocket, Blue Origin, the system is designed in order to provide the most, and the research equipment to the space."