Blue Origin successfully launched their 27th mission today, and it also marked the debut of their second human-rated vehicle for the New Shepard program, enabling expanded flight capacity to better meet growing customer demand.
This flight not only carried five payloads on the booster and seven inside the crew capsule, but also tens of thousands of postcards flying as part of Club for the Future’s Postcards to Space program. Each of these postcards will be returned to its creator with a special “Flown to Space” stamp.
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We look forward to welcoming crew onboard RSS Kármán Line soon and offering the New Shepard flight experience to people across the world from all backgrounds. On every New Shepard mission, we’ve witnessed people return to Earth changed by this experience, and with a renewed sense of commitment to preserve our planet,” said Phil Joyce, SVP, New Shepard.
