Blue Origin, the space tourism company of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, is on the verge of making a breakthrough, even though it wasn’t selected for NASA’s Artemis Moon mission. Accordingly, Blue Origin is pursuing an important first in space history. In this sense, the company is the world’s first private space station gave the date.
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Blue Origin takes action for the world’s first private space station
space tourism Become one of the leading companies in terms ofn Blue Originis taking a step that will raise the bar for space tourism. Accordingly, the company took action to establish its own space station in earth orbit. Orbital Reef named this space station Boeing, Sierra Space, Redwire Space, Genesis Engineering Solutions and Arizona State University will be implemented in partnership.
Blue Origin space station, International Space Station It will be smaller than the (ISS). Orbital Reef In this sense crew of 10 capable of hosting. Blue Origin This space station thanks to space tourism It intends to become an important accommodation point in
This new space station will provide services for scientists, countries and companies that want to go into space. Orbital Reef In this sense, it is a new holiday option for tourists who want to watch the world from space instead of taking a short tour in space and returning to the world.
Blue Origin, this new space station 2025 and 2030 announced that it would open This is the world’s first private space station The companies that will take part in the construction and their duties are as follows:
Blue Origin: Grid systems, large-diameter core modules, and the reused heavy-load carrier rocket New Glenn launch system.
Sierra Space: Large Integrated Flexible Environment (LIFE) module, node module, and Dream Chaser spaceplane landing for crew and cargo transport (capable of landing on runways worldwide)
Boeing: Science module, station operations, maintenance engineering and use of the Starliner crew spacecraft for the space station.
Redwire Space: Microgravity research, development and production; load operations and the establishment of deployable structures.
Genesis Engineering Solutions: Design and preparation of a single-man spacecraft for routine operations and tourist trips.
Arizona State University: He will lead a global consortium of universities providing research advisory services and public assistance.