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Blue Origin Launches Six Tourists on 13th Passenger Flight

  • Blue Origin launched six tourists on its 13th suborbital passenger flight from Launch Site One in West Texas on June 29, 2025.
  • The launch occurred after two earlier attempts on June 21 and 22 were delayed due to high winds and cloud cover affecting safety conditions.
  • Among the six passengers were spouses Carl and Allie Kuehner, disbarred lawyer Owolabi Salis, and three other professionals, all of whom experienced roughly three minutes of weightlessness during the flight.
  • The flight reached a peak altitude of 105 kilometers, surpassing the Kármán Line, lasted ten minutes, and featured the closest capsule landing to the booster pad in Blue Origin's history.
  • With this mission, Blue Origin reached a milestone of 70 astronauts, and since Jeff Bezos' inaugural July 2021 journey, a total of 74 passengers have experienced suborbital space tourism, highlighting ongoing interest in these flights.
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News 4 San Antonio broke the news in San Antonio, United States on Sunday, June 29, 2025.
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