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Nov 3, 2026

Dylan TaylorGUEST
33:35
I think the unlock here will be a couple things.
Dylan TaylorGUEST
33:39
So right now, Blue Origin, who had the suborbital rocket New Shepard, that's not flying because they reallocated those engineers to their lunar program in New Glenn.
Dylan TaylorGUEST
33:49
So Virgin Galactic should come back online later this year, early next year.
Dylan TaylorGUEST
33:53
We'll see.
Marvin TurnerHOST
71:31
On July 11, 2021, Richard Branson flew on Virgin Galactic's Unity 22 to an apogee of about 86 kilometers.
Marvin TurnerHOST
71:39
Nine days later, Jeff Bezos flew on Blue Origin's New Shepard past 100.
Marvin TurnerHOST
71:44
Two days before Branson's flight, Blue Origin posted that New Shepard was designed to fly above the Kármán line so no one of our astronauts would have an asterisk next to their name.
Marvin TurnerHOST
71:55
By McDowell's number and by the U.S. number, Branson's passengers went to space.
Marvin TurnerHOST
72:00
By the FAI's, they did not.
Marvin TurnerHOST
68:25
On July 11, 2021, Richard Branson flew on Virgin Galactic's Unity 22 to an apogee of about 86 kilometers.
Marvin TurnerHOST
68:33
Nine days later, Jeff Bezos flew on Blue Origin's New Shepard past 100.
Marvin TurnerHOST
68:38
Two days before Branson's flight, Blue Origin posted that New Shepard was designed to fly above the Kármán line so no one of our astronauts would have an asterisk next to their name.
Marvin TurnerHOST
68:49
By McDowell's number and by the U.S. number, Branson's passengers went to space.
Marvin TurnerHOST
68:54
By the FAI's, they did not.
Marvin TurnerHOST
71:31
On July 11, 2021, Richard Branson flew on Virgin Galactic's Unity 22 to an apogee of about 86 kilometers.
Marvin TurnerHOST
71:39
Nine days later, Jeff Bezos flew on Blue Origin's New Shepard past 100.
Marvin TurnerHOST
71:44
Two days before Branson's flight, Blue Origin posted that New Shepard was designed to fly above the Kármán line so no one of our astronauts would have an asterisk next to their name.
Marvin TurnerHOST
71:55
By McDowell's number and by the U.S. number, Branson's passengers went to space.
Marvin TurnerHOST
72:00
By the FAI's, they did not.
Scott ManleyHOST
31:23
The other providers, by the way, of zero-g capability have both stopped flying as well.
Scott ManleyHOST
31:27
Blue Origin have stopped their New Shepard flights, And Virgin Galactic have also stopped.
Scott ManleyHOST
31:32
They're currently not flying their spaceship 2.
Scott ManleyHOST
31:36
That may come back later this year.
AveryHOST
17:19
And the timing may suit them.
AveryHOST
17:20
Blue Origin paused New Shepard after its 17th crewed flight in January for at least two years to focus on the moon.
AveryHOST
17:28
So if the schedule holds, Virgin could have suborbital tourism to itself for a while.
AnnaHOST
17:34
As ever with spaceflight, if.
Anthony ColangeloHOST
20:33
They're progressing much faster than most people expected.
Anthony ColangeloHOST
20:38
Does that translate elsewhere in the company? Is the path to building one of these transfer stages pretty straightforward based on the work that they're doing elsewhere for Blue Moon, for Blue Ring, anything that they can learn and lean on? You know, they simplified their stack when they got rid of New Shepard, and those people are working somewhere else now.
Anthony ColangeloHOST
20:59
So is this vibe shift that we've felt from Blue Origin, is it real? Is that what it's like right now? If so, I think we got a shot at seeing this come together.
Anthony ColangeloHOST
21:11
it still feels like a tremendously tall order.
AveryHOST
16:48
And the timing may suit them.
AveryHOST
16:50
Blue Origin paused New Shepard after its 17th crewed flight in January for at least two years to focus on the Moon.
AveryHOST
16:58
So if the schedule holds, Virgin could have suborbital tourism to itself for a while.
AnnaHOST
17:04
As ever with spaceflight, if.
Scott ManleyHOST
22:43
And if that $10 billion happens, that would put their valuation at something like $130 billion.
Scott ManleyHOST
22:51
Also, while we're talking about Blue Origin, you might remember that on the very first flight of New Shepard with humans on board, we had Jeff Bezos.
Scott ManleyHOST
23:00
But he personally invited Wally Funk.
Scott ManleyHOST
23:03
And she flew to space.
Scott ManleyHOST
23:06
First, the Mercury 13 astronauts that they tried to get selected, but unfortunately, the US was very resistant to having women fly.
Scott ManleyHOST
23:14
Well, she unfortunately died, which is sad.
Scott ManleyHOST
23:16
But I will always remember the sound, the voice communications from inside that New Shepard flight, where we can hear everyone else You know, having trouble handling the G-load.
speaker_7ADVERTISER
24:01
Low energy? Unfocused? Foggy? You might be dehydrated.
Jeff BezosGUEST
36:52
There are now over 800 people at Blue Origin.
Jeff BezosGUEST
36:55
We have a suborbital tourism vehicle called New Shepard that flies like a regular rocket when it launches and then lands on its tail like a Buck Rogers rocket.
Jeff BezosGUEST
37:05
We've used the same vehicle.
Jeff BezosGUEST
37:06
It's reusable.

9 MINS LATER

Charlie RoseHOST
46:11
But by 2018, somebody will be up on a vessel.
Charlie RoseHOST
46:14
Yeah,
Jeff BezosGUEST
46:14
we are on track on our suborbital vehicle, New Shepard, to fly paying passengers, hopefully in 2018.
Jeff BezosGUEST
46:20
I keep telling the team, it's not a race.

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