Blue Origin's New Shepard spacecraft launches into space
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Blue Origin's New Shepard spacecraft launches into space
LIFT OFF: Jeff Bezos and three crew members lift off into space aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard spacecraft.
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Watch New Shepard's impressive in-flight escape system test on October 5, 2016. At 16,053 feet, the capsule separated and its escape engine fired, reaching 23,269 feet before descending safely under parachutes. Simultaneously, the booster continued its ascent to 307,458 feet before executing a perfect vertical landing. This successful test marks a milestone in crew safety and reusable rocket technology. #NewShepard #BlueOrigin #RocketTest #SpaceSafety #ReusableRocket #EscapeSystem #CapsuleLandin
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