needed to check out. once i realized we were working with the situation where something could be rigged to explosion but we are hereby security for you. i leaned against the wall, cleared the path three times, daniel was 10 yards to my right. i am taking my gear off and wipe the sweat, took a step with my right foot away from the wall and i took one step and everything changed. a cloud of dust came up, felt my body become weightless, i saw it happen in front of me, responded to it happening and stepped on ied. and amazing feeling because you are not knocked out by the
hate? he s so obsessed with being hated that he finds hate where none exists. it was a statement of fact. and i added, he s a good guinea pig. actually not a good guinea pig, because he s not as fit as a good guinea pig should be. well, he s 90 years old. 90 years old. you re in your 805, you re both doing pretty well. i m six years behind, you know. no, i know. but i intend to be there too. well, we ll see if one day you may get to space too, but talking of boldness. i ve already been. i took the parabolic flight and i ve been in zero gravity, floating. you ve been weightless? weightless, and he would not float because of his weight. he stood right by that window, looking out at the dark galaxy, talking about death. we ve perhaps talked enough about captain kirk. we ve just talked about boldness and here s a thought for you
but why, what s this animus? it s not animus, a statement of fact. he answered by saying, don t hate, george. hate? he s so obsessed with being hated that he finds hate where none exists. it was a statement of fact. and i added, he s a good guinea pig. actually not a good guinea pig, because he s not as fit as a good guinea pig should be. well, he s 90 years old. 90 years old. you re in your 80s, you re both doing pretty well. i m six years behind, you know. no, i know. but i intend to be there too. well, we ll see if one day you may get to space too, but talking of boldness. i ve already been. i took the parabolic flight and i ve been in zero gravity, floating. you ve been weightless? weightless, and he would not float because of his weight. he stood right by that window, looking out at the dark galaxy, talking about death.
blast off for the new shepard, lift off for space tourism. the capsule separated from the booster at from the booster at 250,000 feet and continue to the edge of space. they floated, weightless, enjoying what those who have seen it say is a life changing view of earth. ..before the capsule fell back to its surface, carrying in it the oldest and youngest astronauts ever. critics say this is the wrong time for billionaires to be joyriding in rockets, while the planet faces climate driven disasters. oh, my god! my expectations were high, and they were dramatically exceeded. everybody who has been up into space, they say this, that it changes them and they look at it and they are kind of amazed and awestruck. i want to thank you, sweetheart, because you made it possible for me.
and following in her father s footsteps? i thought about study coming down, and gosh, he didn t even get to enjoy anything i enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he had i enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he had to i all business. right, he had to do it himself. all business. right, he had to do it himself. i went - all business. right, he had to do it himself. i went on i the ride. have you seen how small his capsule was? i the ride. have you seen how small his capsule was? he i small his capsule was? he wasn t small his capsule was? he wasn t doing somersaults, he didn t wasn t doing somersaults, he didn t have your windows. the onl wa didn t have your windows. the only way he didn t have your windows. the only way he knew didn t have your windows. tie: only way he knew he was weight