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Blue Origin's launch with Michaela Benthaus, first wheelchair user, could make space more accessible
Michaela "Michi" Benthaus, who is paralyzed from the waist down, flew to space on Blue Origin's suborbital New Shepard rocket. She launched from West Texas.
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Blue Origin scraps scheduled launch at last minute: 'Issue with our built-in checks'
Blue Origin's next suborbital flight will include aerospace engineer Michi Benthaus, who has used a wheelchair since 2018.
The crew includes a physicist from Florida and a German aerospace engineer who could become the first person who uses a wheelchair to reach space. The suborbital flight will last about 11 minutes, ...
Another six lucky few are about to soar high above Earth on a Blue Origin rocket. Here's where in Texas to see the launch.
Saturday's launch marked Blue Origin's 16th New Shepard flight with passengers aboard since Bezos, his brother and two others blasted off on the first such flight in July 2021. Including Saturday's ...
The crew includes a physicist from Florida and a German aerospace engineer who could become the first person who uses a wheelchair to reach space. The suborbital flight will last about 11 minutes, ...
Benthaus is among six passengers selected to ride on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket, scheduled to get off the ground from West Texas on its 37th spaceflight. The passengers of NS-37 would join 80 ...
Aa physicist and investor who lives with his family in Florida is among six passengers on Blue Origin's next human spaceflight in Texas.
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