HAVE A SPACE WALK WITH NEW SHEPARD.....

 

Rocket will make possible for SpaceWalk by spending less than the football uniform cost. After took off from Texas, USA, the rocket system successfully completed its seventh test which will give tourists a Space Trip.

  This rocket system has been created by Blue Origin, the space company of Jeff Bizos, the world's richest person and Amazon founder. This rocket system, named New Shepard, will be aimed at taking space tourists to an altitude of up to 100 kilometers above the Earth in the near future to experience the micro-gravity. Relationship between the space and Blue Origin have strengthened. The result of this is that in 2019, NASA had allowed him to use his testing stand while signing an agreement with Blue Origin. In the year 2018, Blue Origin, one of the top 10 companies set to enter the space tourism business, was selected by NASA to conduct space research for missions involving the Moon and Mars.  

  This rocket system is named New Shepard after the first American astronaut Allan Shepard.  This rocket system, which can go up to 100 kilometers from Earth, has the ability to carry the entire lab in space in a way.  So far it has been said that it is designed to carry astronauts.  However, it will also modify the space. 

  It has two special parts, capsule and booster.  The capsules are considered cabin and boosters as rocket.  According to Blue Origin, up to 100 kilograms of space equipment can be tested in the cabin, students who are involved in space programs can also take this rocket into space.  It will cost the same as the new uniform price of the footballer. The cabin is built on top in a 60 feet long rocket and according to six people, the special thing is that the cabin rocket before crossing the Carman line  Can be different from.  The vertical takeoff and landing system has been described as completely reusable.  After separating from the booster the capsule can do its work freely in space.  If the booster lands on Earth, the capsule will land automatically with the help of a parachute.