High winds have once prevented the blue origin from launching six people on the company on the company’s new Shepard rocket. Mission, NS-33, initially on Saturday, June 21, West was scheduled to be launched from the company’s launch site in Texas. However, unfavorable weather conditions forced a adjournment, and a second attempt was also scrubbed on Sunday morning due to high winds. Blue Origin has so far announced when the next launch window will take place, but through social media he said that the team is “assessing our next launch opportunity”.
Blue Origin’s 13th Human Spaceflight NS -33 was again delayed as six citizens wait for the sub -journey
As Report By Space.com, the NS-33 will mark the 33rd overall flight of the new Shepard vehicle and the 13th Human Spaceflight Mission of Blue Origin. Most previous flights have supported without research missions, but the flight will take six civilian passengers, including Eli and Carl Kuhner, who are known for their work in protection and exploration; Philanthropist and beekeeter Leyland Larsen; Entrepreneur Freddy Rescino, Junior; Writer and Attorney Ovolabi Salis; And retired lawyer Jim Sitcin. The delay combines the importance of the mission as it continues Blue Origin The trajectory of expanding commercial spaceflights.
The new Shepard system, fully autonomous and re -purpose, briefly leads passengers to suborbital space for intensive experiences – over a period of 10 to 12 minutes. Riders experience several minutes Loading And look at the Earth from the edge of the space before returning to the crew’s capsules safely under the parachute. The first human spaceflight for Blue Origin took place in July 2021, with founder Jeff Bezos, his brother Mark, Aviation Pioneer Valley Funk and Dutch student Oliver Deman.
Yet the delay of NS -33 is a reminder which is even the most sophisticated space Flight There is no match for the activity season. Its next launch attempt has not been confirmed, but this year the company’s fourth flight with humans is eagerly awaited.