Heidi Gutman/ABC(NEW YORK) Good Morning America co-anchor Michael Strahan will fly to space on Blue Origin's next space flight. The Dec. 9 mission will be the New Shepard rocket's third human flight this year and marks the first with a full astronaut manifest of six crew members in the capsule, according to Blue Origin. Liftoff is targeted for 9:00 am CT on Thursday, Dec. 9 from the company's "Launch Site One" facility in a remote area in the West Texas desert. Strahan reported for ABC News from Texas on Blue Origin's first human launch in July, an experience he called "mind-blowing." When he was later invited by Blue Origin to be a crew member, Strahan said he said yes "without hesitation." "I want to go to space," he said. "I think being there at the first launch, it really was mind-blowing." A main factor in his desire to travel on Blue Origin, explained Strahan, is the opportunity to be a part of space explorat
ABC/Lorenzo BevilaquaGood Morning America co-anchor Michael Strahan will fly to space on Blue Origin s next space flight.The Dec. 9 mission will be the New Shepard rocket s third human flight this