9 8 7 6 5 4 Command engine start. Two. One.All right, New Shepard has cleared the tower. If you look on the bottom right hand side of your screen, you'll be able to follow along for the timing as NS36. ...

Flight Overview - New Shepard NS36 successfully cleared the tower and reached 10,000 ft [1] - The flight reached apogee at 350,438 ft [6] - The mission lasted approximately 9 and a half minutes [14] - This was the 15th human flight for New Shepard [7] Vehicle Performance - The BE3 engine operated at full throttle with good chamber pressure [2] - The booster successfully deployed drag brakes and landing legs [10] - Booster landed approximately 2 miles from the launch site [6] - Capsule deployed drogues and main parachutes for landing [12] - Capsule touchdown speed was reduced to approximately 1 mph by retro thrust system [14] Astronaut Experience - Astronauts experienced zero G's during the flight [4] - Astronauts passed the Karman line [5] - Astronauts returned to their seats and strapped in before re-entry [7] - Astronauts experienced increasing G's during capsule re-entry [9] Safety and Recovery - Command Engine start was initiated [1] - Main engine cut off (MECO) was confirmed [3] - Separation of the capsule and booster was confirmed [4] - Booster auto safing procedures were initiated after landing [11] - Capsule recovery team safed the capsule after touchdown [15]

Mission Overview - Blue Origin launched NS-36, a crewed suborbital New Shepard mission, from Launch Site One in West Texas [1] - The NS-36 mission included Jeff Elgin, Danna Karagussova, Dr Clint Kelly III, Aaron Newman, Vitalii Ostrovsky, and a sixth unnamed member [1] Community Engagement - The Launch Pad encourages viewers to join their community Discord server [1] - The Launch Pad offers membership for early video access and behind-the-scenes live streams [1] Media & Information - The Launch Pad's mission is to inform and inspire explorers [1] - The Launch Pad can be followed on X (Twitter) and Facebook [1]

Core Insights - Utah State University (USU) is collaborating with Uplift Aerospace on a research project focused on human adaptation to spaceflight, particularly vestibular function and motion sickness [1] Company and Industry Summary - Aaron Newman will participate in Blue Origin's upcoming New Shepard crewed suborbital spaceflight, NS-36, as part of the research initiative [1] - The joint study aims to enhance understanding of how humans adapt to the conditions of space, which is critical for future space missions [1]

Watch the first ever released footage from Blue Origin's "Bubble" Cam that was deployed as part of the NS-35 suborbital New Shepard mission #BlueOrigin #InSpace #NewShepard Join our community Discord! https://discord.com/invite/xCm9UpDPE4 This coverage is made possible by our amazing community! Consider becoming a The Launch Pad Member and go behind the scenes with early video access, behind the scenes live streams and more! SUBSCRIBE to The Launch Pad! https://www.youtube.com/@TheLaunchPad SUBSCRIBE to TLP ...

Watch the first ever released footage from Blue Origin's "Bubble" Cam that was deployed as part of the NS-35 suborbital New Shepard mission #BlueOrigin #InSpace #NewShepard Join our community Discord! https://discord.com/invite/xCm9UpDPE4 This coverage is made possible by our amazing community! Consider becoming a The Launch Pad Member and go behind the scenes with early video access, behind the scenes live streams and more! SUBSCRIBE to The Launch Pad! https://www.youtube.com/@TheLaunchPad SUBSCRIBE to TLP ...

What a view. From our new free flying camera — deployed on yesterday’s New Shepard mission. (The “bubble” is the seam between two 180 degree lenses.) https://t.co/X6nX5vz2YT ...

Watch as Blue Origin launches NS-35 (RSS H.G.WELLS) on a suborbital New Shepard mission from Launch Site One in West Texas. NS-35 is an uncrewed mission with more than 40 scientific and research payloads onboard. The payload manifest includes 24 experiments from NASA’s TechRise Student Challenge, along with A.R.E.S., Ecoatoms, Biological Imaging in Support of Suborbital Science (BISS), University of Florida, Propellant Refueling and On-Orbit Transfer Operations (PROTO) & Microgravity Ullage Detection (MUD), ...

Watch as Blue Origin launches NS-35 (RSS H.G.WELLS) on a suborbital New Shepard mission from Launch Site One in West Texas. NS-35 is an uncrewed mission with more than 40 scientific and research payloads onboard. The payload manifest includes 24 experiments from NASA’s TechRise Student Challenge, along with A.R.E.S., Ecoatoms, Biological Imaging in Support of Suborbital Science (BISS), University of Florida, Propellant Refueling and On-Orbit Transfer Operations (PROTO) & Microgravity Ullage Detection (MUD), ...

LIVE! Watch as Blue Origin launches NS-35 (RSS H.G.WELLS) on a suborbital New Shepard mission from Launch Site One in West Texas. NS-35 is an uncrewed mission with more than 40 scientific and research payloads onboard. The payload manifest includes 24 experiments from NASA’s TechRise Student Challenge, along with A.R.E.S., Ecoatoms, Biological Imaging in Support of Suborbital Science (BISS), University of Florida, Propellant Refueling and On-Orbit Transfer Operations (PROTO) & Microgravity Ullage Detection ...