Blue Origin successfully completes 13th crewed suborbital flight
Briefly

Blue Origin has successfully completed its 13th crewed mission, launching six civilian astronauts past the Karman line and back in just over ten minutes. Utilizing the reusable New Shepard booster rocket, the launch took place in West Texas after two weather-related delays. The flight, designated NS-33, featured a diverse group of astronauts including a married couple and notable public figures. This mission highlights Blue Origin's ongoing commitment to commercial space travel and showcases the expansion of opportunities for civilians in space exploration.
The trip marked the third suborbital human spaceflight for the Blue Origin New Shepard program since April 13, following a historic all-female crew flight.
Passengers included Allie Kuehner and Carl Kuehner, marking them as the second married couple to travel on Blue Origin's New Shepard mission.
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