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Blue Origin sent crypto billionaire with five people for finding frontier on August 3, 2025. This mission is known for NS-34, as it was the 34th flight by Blue Origin’s New Shephard vehicle. It was lifted from the West Texas spaceport at 8:43 a.m. EDT. NS-34 passenger was Justin Sun, founded blockchain platform Tron and is a billionaire. There was a scheduling conflict which kept Sun from joining the flight that took place on July 20, 2021. That day the passengers were Jeff Bezos, Mark, Wally Funk and Oliver Daemen.

A Diverse Global Crew Marks Blue Origin’s 14th Crewed Mission

According to report by Space.com, on Sunday, the crew consist of Arvinder, an India native American real estate adventurer and investor; a businessman Gokhan Erdem, a journalist and meterologist Lionel Pitchfor, a photographer Deborah Martorell, and an entrepreneur James Russell. It was great to see different nations representing their flight, said by Phil Joyce, senior Vice President of Blue Origin.

All the six of them were rookies of spaceflight except for Russell, who flew on NS-28 mission during November 2024. It was the 14th human spaceflight which includes a rocket topped by a crew capsule. Both the elements are reusable, and the rocket comes back just like the SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rockets and the capsule lands softly.

Each flight of New Shepard lasts for 10 to 12 minutes from the liftoff to capsule touchdown. Amidst, brieftime, the passengers remain above the Karman line at a height of 62 miles demarcation widely which is regarded as the nexus from where the space starts, and then it experiences weightlessness of a few minutes.

From Billionaire Seats to STEAM Dreams

Blue Origin has not shown the ticket prices, so there is no idea how much penny the folks have paid for this ride. However, it is safer to say that it was considerably less than the Sun went in the year 2021. That amount was a philanthropic contribution as per Blue Origin. Further, from $28 million bid 19 space focused charities were benefitted and inspired future generations to make careers in STEAM and shape up their future in space.

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Asteroid 2024 YR4 Raises Concerns Over Moon Impact; Scientists Consider Nuclear Defence

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Asteroid 2024 YR4 is drawing global attention as a possible lunar impactor in 2032. Though the chances of Earth impact have dropped, a collision with the Moon could still create dangerous orbital debris. Scientists stress preparedness, exploring deflection missions and nuclear defense strategies.

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Hubble Spots White Dwarf Devouring Icy Pluto-Like Planet 260 Light-Years Away

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Using Hubble’s ultraviolet spectrograph, scientists detected carbon, nitrogen, sulphur, and abundant oxygen falling onto a white dwarf 260 light-years away, evidence of an icy planetesimal being torn apart. The find shows volatile worlds can persist into a star’s final stages, offering a preview of the Sun’s distant fate.

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India’s Barren Island Volcano Records Mild Activity in September 2025, Scientists Report

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Barren Island in the Andaman Sea experienced two small eruptions on Sept. 13 and 20, 2025. Officials confirmed no casualties or hazards. Scientists link the second event to a recent earthquake and continue to monitor the volcano, which has erupted intermittently since its first recorded activity in 1787.

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