… To see the blue air cover go whip by and you’re staring into blackness, that’s the thing. He was profoundly changed – saying We’re protected only by a very thin line between the blue atmosphere and the blackness of space he equated to death. “Everybody in the world needs to see this,” Shatner said in joyful thanks to Jeff Bezos in post landing remarks. Post-landing he spoke the most emotionally heartfelt commentary I’ve ever heard from any astronaut about why we all need to go to space and see the fragile Earth to preserve its beauty and save it from destruction and pollution. In total to date, less than 600 humans have been to outer space.
The world-famous actor turned science fiction into science fact by ‘boldly going’ to the edge of space in reality, where few have gone before aboard the ‘RSS First Step’ after having acted in many space adventures throughout his illustrious and lengthy career. He emerged profoundly changed by the experience after safely landing. Shatner was invited aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket whose development was financed by billionaire Jeff Bezos rocket. 13, 2021, riding along on an emotional journey to the final frontier as the oldest the human ever. Kirk of Star Trek, launched to space successfully on the morning of Wednesday, Oct. William Shatner floats in space and gazes at the fragile Earth and endless darkness after launching aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard crew capsule on Oct.
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