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Blue Origin launch to mark first-ever wheelchair user in space
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Blue Origin launch to mark first-ever wheelchair user in space
Blue Origin is preparing another tourist flight beyond Earth’s atmosphere, but this one carries a first that could reshape who gets to go to space. When New Shepard Mission NS-37 lifts off, Michaela “Michi” Benthaus is set to become the first wheelchair user to reach suborbital space. The company has not announced the launch date, but the roster of six passengers is now public, and anticipation is building. Benthaus’s seat on the rocket is not a…
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