Watch Blue Origin Launch 6 People To Suborbital Space On June 21

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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin will launch six people to suborbital space on Saturday (June 21), and you can watch the action live.

The mission ⁘ known as NS-33, because it will be the 33rd overall flight of the company's New Shepard vehicle ⁘ is scheduled to lift off from Blue Origin's West Texas site on Saturday during a window that opens at 9:30 a.m. EDT (1330 GMT; 8:30 a.m. local Texas time).

Blue Origin will stream the launch on its website , and Space.com will air the webcast as well if, as expected, the company makes it available.

Coverage will begin 30 minutes before the launch window opens.

The people going up on Saturday are Allie and Carl Kuehner, a husband and wife who are both into conservation and exploration; philanthropist and beekeeper Leland Larson; entrepreneur Freddie Rescigno, Jr.; lawyer and author Owolabi Salis; and retired attorney Jim Sitkin.

⁘ Katy Perry and Gayle King launch to space with 4 others on historic all-female Blue Origin rocket flight

NS-33 will be Blue Origin's 13th human spaceflight mission overall and its fourth of 2025 so far.

(Most of the company's flights have been uncrewed research missions.)

The company first launched people to the final frontier on July 20, 2021 , the 52nd anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Bezos and his brother Mark went up on that landmark New Shepard flight, along with aviation pioneer Wally Funk and Dutch student Oliver Daemen.

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