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rocket in 2015. this day is long awaited. the idea of turning this into a routine thing where paying customers $250, $1,000 more a ticket you increase your risk doing that frequently and that s a step that will take bezos and richard branson a couple years to get to. to that point, scott, spacex has more of a relationship with nasa. to your point on the idea of scientific exploration being one of the more viable paths for blue origin, how does bezos try to close that gap? playing catchup. 3 billion in contracts have gone to spacex, half a billion to blue origin. my friend, brad, really summarized it perfectly. space tourism is, virgin wants to put 400 flights of four people each at $1600, want to do $4,000 apiece, that s $64 million on a company valued at $6.5 billion. that doesn t make any sents.
a trillion bucks by 2040. you have a different perspective. explain that. to say space, there s scien tisks exploration which needs government funding probably. space hauls, fantastic business, from 3,000 satellites to 50,000. there s space exploration some of the hallucination that will be a vital business and space tourism which makes no sense. congratulations to jeff bezos. it s his money, we shouldn t tell him how to spend it, i agree with stephanie. we saw an enormous ad for blue origin that wants more pentagon and nasa contracts, which could be a great thing, it could lower the cost of putting satellites into space, but of all those things, i would argue really the only viable business is space hauling.
technology we develop along the way that come back to benefit all humans on the planet. even with a small flight like this, technology advancements they re making, compared to 1961 and the space program, all that stuff will go to advance space travel and space exploration around the world. nasa wants to go to the moon next, that s a smart play before we head onto mars. all this stuff built together puts us on a path to the future and exploring more than low earth orbit. steph, you want to jump in on this point. the question is going to be what exactly is jeff bezos going to do next, is this going from passion to his life s work, right? amazon is what made him the richest person in the world. think about it. amazon changed the way we shop. jeff bezos, is he going to have will to change the way we
charge. there you have it. the historic space flight, carrying jeff bezos landing successfully in the desert of west texas after a ten minute, 20 second flight. crossing the carmen line into a suborbital flight. turn the control room down so viewers can hear us about what we expect to see. crew members, getting ready to take them out of the capsule. we will see them the first time since they launched into space. bring in morgan chesky, stephanie ruhle with clayton anderson, 30 year nasa veteran who spent five months on the international space station in 2007. getting ready to see them here back on earth. incredible moment. heard bezos call it the best day ever. they were remarking, clayton, how easy zero gravity was.
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