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Blue Origin Company, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, conducted another successful test on the suborbital New Shepard ship.

In the passenger seat of the rocket, there was a manikin named Skywalker and the rocket and rockets were controlled Spaceflight Now wrote.

Preparation for the launch took place at the starting site in Texas. The Blue Origin tests were able to lift the device above the formal limit and to implant the rocket accelerator and the capsule itself, while controlling the pressure in the capsule

L & # 39; The landing of the capsule on a parachute was successful. It is said that this is an important step for Bezos and his team

Developers believe that the ship's crew will consist of three people, and on board during the flight will be able to stay [19659004] "Anything could have happened today, but it was the best possible result," said Ariana Cornell, head of business strategy at Blue Origin, who played the lead role in the live broadcast.

"We have not yet started selling tickets to travel in space.We have not set price.We have not published these details. has different rumors, but we need to make sure we understand our system.That means understanding all that is needed for a man's spaceflight, including an evacuation system, "adds Cornell

Addition, the New Shepard system consists of a multi-carrier rocket and a passenger capsule.The capsule above the Karman line (a conditional limit of the Space at an altitude of 100 kilometers), after which the capsule is disconnected and the two parties land independently. Analysts at the aerospace company Teal Marco Caceres suggest that each launch of New Shepard costs $ 10 million, c & # 39; 39; that is, the first cosmic flights of blinding blinding p Our Blue Origin

Three independent sources have also reported that the first passengers of Blue Origin would be its own employees, although the company has not yet chosen them.

We also note that Blue Origin is developing a much larger rocket. New Glenn as New Glenn Orbit Launcher could first leave Cape Canaveral at the end of 2020.