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Hilarious petition against founder Blue Origin and Amazon, Jeff Bezos return to Earth failed miserably, because the richest man in the world managed to land back on Earth safely after 10 minute ride to space.
The Bezos brothers along with female astronaut Wally Funk and 18-year-old man Oliver Damen managed to return safely to Earth after completing a mission to outer space aboard the Blue Origin spacecraft.
Previously, thousands of people had signed three petitions against Bezos returning to Earth. In his caption to the petition, Ric G. wrote, “millionaires shouldn’t be on Earth or in space. But, if they decide the latter (is in space), they should stay there,” he wrote.
One user commented, “if they can send billionaires to Mars, why can’t they send them all there,” wrote Lynda Dods.
While another user replied, “or send him to the Sun,” wrote Mollie Dyer.
Another petition was created by a man named Jose Ortiz and addressed to Bezos’ commercial space flight company, Blue Origin.
The reason for the refusal is because according to Ortiz Bezos, the villain figure of Lex Luthhor in DC comics. In the comic, Lex Luthor is a wealthy American business magnate to one of the smartest people in the world. Lex Luthor is known as the enemy of Batman and Superman.
Ortiz said Bezos was actually an evil ruler who desperately wanted global domination. Bezos is also said to have teamed up with the Epsteins and the Knights Templar, as well as the Free Masons to gain control over the entire world.
Ortiz also brought up the flat Earth theory as a way for Bezos to get permission to leave the atmosphere. In fact, he also warned that rejecting Bezos’ return to Earth was our last chance before Bezos et al activate the 5G microchip and carry out a mass takeover.
Of course these two petitions are just a joke.
Bezos returns to Earth in 10 minutes
Jeff Bezos and his brother Mark Bezos, Wally Funk, an astronaut over 80 years old, Oliver Daemen managed to get into space and return to Earth in 10 minutes on Blue Origin’s New Shepard craft.
The mission was Bezos’ 16th mission, and the manned capsule was lifted to more than 107km, and achieved a maximum ascent speed of 3,590kilometers per hour.
This mission is the first time humans have been put in capsules. The final mission featured a dummy dubbed the “Skywalker Mannequin” and reached 105 kilometers above ground level with a maximum climbing speed of 3,596 kilometers per hour, according to reports. The Register.
Bezos also recounted his most immersive experience after traveling to space. According to him, the most memorable experience he had on his short trip to space was the spectacular view on earth, which amazed him with its beauty and fragility.
“Every astronaut who has ever been to space, they say it changes them. They look at it and they are kind of amazed and fascinated by Earth and its beauty, but also by its fragility, and I can vouch for that,” he said after Blue Origin’s first crewed flight. from AFP, Wednesday (21/7).
He said while on earth, he saw the atmosphere looked very large. But, when he was on top of it, everything looked very thin, small and fragile.
Asked if he would ever go back into space, Bezos said it would all be. However, that depended on how quickly Blue Origin could refuel them.
This flight comes after British billionaire Richard Branson also traveled to the edge of space on a plane made by Virgin Galactic.
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