Brazilian Victor Correa Hispanha on Saturday participated in a space mission of Blue Origin, billionaire Jeff Bezos’ space tourism company, and returned home full of stories to tell. At the age of 28, he took off on Saturday morning and became the second Brazilian to go into space and the first “crypto astronaut” in history, having been one of the six selected to participate in the NS-21 space mission.
I don’t know what to talk to you about. I can’t help but stop. She’s so big, so strong, I don’t even know what to say right. I just know God is so good. Sometimes without merit. She was so sexy, It can not be described. Surreal ”, said Hispanha on one of the social networks.
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After being delayed last month, the space mission lifted off on Saturday morning at 8:00 a.m. in Texas, US (10:00 a.m. Brasilia time). The flight had to be rescheduled after the company stated that “one of New Shepard’s backup systems did not meet our performance expectations,” causing more expectations from the crew.
“Very excited, very excited. She slept well, oddly enough. I’m in uniform here, excited […]. We are leaving soon for the launch site. And a lot of expectations. I think I’ll be able to talk a little better later. And let’s go together, because I know I’m a little piece of Brazil here today. “And I count in your prayers that everything is going well,” Hispanha said, recounting the moments leading up to the expedition.
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New Shepard has flown six new space tourists in a ten-minute flight that was Jeff Bezos’ fifth successful manned mission. Hespanha earned his spot by obtaining an NFT (non-fungible tolkien) through the Crypto Space Agency (CSA) and winning the lottery to participate in the spaceflight.
With just over seven minutes into the mission, the rocket has already returned to Earth. The capsule returned shortly thereafter. With about 8 minutes, parachutes have already been deployed to bring visitors safely back to Earth. After 10 minutes and 5 seconds, all crew members touched the ground again. They left the pod at 10:47 AM with the help of the Blue Origin teams.
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