Space Tourism Takes Off
Recorded on December 14, 2021. Blue Origin’s 2021 included its first trips to space for paying passengers — including company founder Jeff Bezos and TV starship captain William Shatner. Ariane Cornell, the company’s Director of Astronaut and Orbital Sales will tell us what it’s like to retail those rides.
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