Reigniting the Space Race with Bob Smith (Blue Origin)
Recorded on October 2, 2019. Blue Origin CEO Bob Smith intends to return the U.S. to crewed spaceflight, with a goal of doing so this year with its first suborbital trips. Hopefully, we can also get Smith to tell us the ticket price for a trip, once it begins taking on paying customers.
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