 Good morning everyone. My name is Ariane Cornell and behalf of everyone at Blue Origin I am thrilled to welcome you to first human flight This is our crew in their flight suits with their first human flight mission patches Right in the center, of course is our founder Jeff Bezos Jeff will be seated in seat number six Jeff invited his brother Mark Bezos to join him on the journey in seat number three In the capsule Wally Funk, Oliver Damon occupying seat number one and here the astronauts come Four crew members are heading out to the launch pad. There they go. See you guys We see here that the astronauts are starting to ascend the crew tower. There's Wally waving What a moment Jeff Bezos Mark Bezos Mark Bezos Wally Funk And Oliver Damon There they go into the crew capsule Good morning astronauts and welcome aboard the RSS first step. All right, and here we go. We are closing the hatch This is the flight director's new Shepard is go for launch booster commercial account. We'll go flight T minus two minutes. There we go. It's just retracting. The bridge is retracting. We are in auto sequence T minus ten nine eight seven six five four command engine start two one We have lift off Shepard cleared the tower And new Shepard has cleared the tower on her way to space with our first human crew Go Jeff go Mark go Wally go Oliver. You are going to space We are going to space We are going to space We are going to space We are going to space Hold on Twelveo Oh my goodness, listen to the roar of the bE3 engine We are just about to pass through max Q. Maximum dynamic pressure. That was when the stresses on the vehicle are at their maximum. Max Q. Max Q is confirmed. Beautiful burn on that BE-3 engine. Liquid hydrogen. Mach 1. And liquid oxygen as the propellant. It's a nice, not just clean in terms of beautifully performing, but what comes out of it, it's steam, right? Whew! To see the glow of the engine underneath the rocket just under our shoulders and to know that we've got a crew that is going to space, it just feels different, doesn't it, Gary? It is totally different. All right, you can follow along, of course, the speedometer in the bottom left, the altimeter in the middle of the screen there. So far, appears to be a nominal flight. All right, coming up here on MECO, main engine cutoff. That will be followed shortly by separation. And at that point, after separation, we're going to let the astronauts unbuckle and take in the freedoms of zero G. There is MECO main engine cutoff. A beautiful shot down the New Shepard rocket. Look at that view. Unreal. Awaiting separation here. And here we are. You can start to see, stand by. You're going to see the separation of the capsule from the base. The separation of the capsule from the booster itself. All right, whoo! Oh, wow, wow, wow. We just changed it. We just changed it. We get to look out the window. Holy kid, God. Oh, wow. Woo! And there we go. Our astronauts have passed the Kármán line at about 328,000 feet, continuing their ascent. You see the two vehicles there. When the speed hits zero, you know that they've hit Hapagy, their maximum altitude. And you hear they're having quite an experience. Yeah! Well done! One minute warning. One minute warning. Go! Oh, sorry. Oh, wow. You've got to take the moment to do this. Okay, get in. We've got to get in. Woo! Look at the roof. Oh, man, Jack, look at this. It's dark up here. Oh, wow. First prep status check. Astronaut Oliver. Oh, my word. Oh, wow. I've got to go more. Oliver, status check. Oh, sorry. Blue control, Oliver, status perfect. In seat. Copy. Astronaut Wally. Astronaut Wally. Wally. Blue control, Wally in seat. In seat. Copy. Astronaut demo. Astronaut demo in my seat. Copy. Astronaut Bezos. Woo-hoo! Woo-hoo! Woo! Well, that was a good test. Look at astronaut Bezos in my seat. Happy, happy, happy. Copy. Thank you again, everybody, for joining us live for our first human flight on New Shepard. So far, nominal flight. Our booster is about to return to its landing pad. There we see engine relight. That is Sonic Boom. And booster touchdown. Welcome back, New Shepard. A beautiful rocket that provided a beautiful flight to space. First up, your booster has landed. Booster landed. Blue control, Bezos, it's great to hear about the booster. And there it is, our crew capsule with our four crew members on board. I have a very happy crew up here, I want you to know. Oh, yeah, I see blue. I see the big barn. Stand by droves. Stand by droves. Name's Red. Stand by mains. Stand by mains. So far, a nominal flight. Here comes the crew capsule back from space. The droves deployed. Here are the mains out, reefing and coming to full inflation. Our rocket went over Mach 3 and now they're coming floating back down at just about 15 or 16 miles an hour. About to join us home back here in West Texas after having gone over the Karman line, the internationally recognized line of space. The world's newest astronauts. Gary, how you holding up, friend? I am speechless. Wow. And those big, beautiful windows. Just got about a minute and a half of floating before the activation of the skirt jet for a soft touchdown. At this point, there are sensors on board that are detecting how high they are above the ground, multiple sensors. And just six feet above the ground, that cushion of air will puff and they will have a soft touchdown, almost like just sitting in a chair. But I'm sure their adrenaline is pumping. And touchdown. Welcome back, New Shepherds first human crew. What a flight. Congratulations to all of you. What a day. What a day. Blue control, Oliver, thank you so much for everyone there. What an amazing, it was amazing. Copy, first step. You have a very happy Capcom here as well. Let's do a status check. Astronaut Oliver. Blue control, astronaut Oliver, status correct. Copy, astronaut. Copy, astronaut demo. Astronaut demo, I am unbelievably good. Copy. Blue control, best day ever. Good morning, everyone. Go ahead and remain in your seats. Crew member seven is on their way. Shortly you will hear the capsule off gassing. Sounds like it landed pretty much exactly where we predicted. That's how they can get to it so quickly. Happy New Shepherds first human voyage. Thank you.