Only 4% of the world recognizes a lower limit of 80 km or 50 miles as the beginning of space. New Shepard flies above both boundaries. One of the many benefits of flying with Blue Origin.pic.twitter.com/4EAzMfCmYT
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From the beginning, New Shepard was designed to fly above the Kármán line so none of our astronauts have an asterisk next to their name. For 96% of the world’s population, space begins 100 km up at the internationally recognized Kármán line.pic.twitter.com/QRoufBIrUJ
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Someone’s salty…
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It’s key to understand the nature of healthy completion. Delegitimising you’re competitor is not a part of this and is incredibly childish. At this rate, I preferred it when Blue Origin’s PR/social media team were almost silent.
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Oh these comments are about to be gold lmfao
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Ooooooooh someone is throwing shade
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Maybe you guys should finish New Glenn instead of having pee pee contest over pee pee sized rockets.
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You've used the 50 mile mark yourself. On Cew Capsule 2.0's first flight, it reached an apogee of 98 km, but you still called it "biggest windows in space."
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Proof. Capsule apogee was 98.268 km. "Biggest windows in space"https://twitter.com/blueorigin/status/940794197241663493?s=19 …
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Now let’s compare Blue Orgin capabilities with SpaceX
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