Passengers who flew on one of Blue Origin's supersonic flights to the edge of space give a rare glimpse into the full experience
Cameron Bess — who rode alongside their father, venture capitalist Lane Bess — filmed their journey from the time they arrived at Blue Origin's Astronaut Village, an encampment of decked-out Airstream trailers where Blue Origin customers stay during their three-day training regimen.
"My perception — and it was just a brief one — was that I could see pretty much the entire North American continent more or less," Taylor told CNN Business.Bess looks out the window as the passengers experience Zero-G at the top of New Shepard's flight path. Taylor noted that he looked for the moon, which he couldn't see. And when asked whether stars were visible while the passengers were in space, Bess says they weren't.
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