Relive William Shatner's 'profound' Blue Origin spaceflight experience with these highlights

[kudjo]

I love how Shatner was one of the few people that spent more time looking out at the Earth than floating around in zero g

[chrishyde]

Wonderful description by William Shatner when he returned to earth. Profound and moving. God bless the man.

[Altenholz]

Honestly, "William Shatner" seems to be real, real fit for a 90 year old- amazing!

[rkaiser]

I am absolutely thrilled that William experienced this flight. I love that man, a wonderful person and actor. I was crying when I watched the news So absolutely thrilled and happy for him. Stay safe.

[DJCoolHandRoo]

Love how the Shat is frozen, staring out the window in complete awe, like a child seeing the world for the 1st time. I can almost feel his overwhelming happiness thru his reaction.

[easternyellowjacket]

It was odd seeing Mr. Shatner in actual space and observing the expression on his face. Part of me thought it would be like coming home for him. But this time he experienced space for real. Awesome!

[judymarren]

Love this. Wish the rest of the original crew could have joined him. Live long Will and prosper ❤️

[octoberfox]

Shatner's response was mind blowing with such graceful words and meaningful words. It hit me deep but also made me think of something not in a joking way but in a realistic sense. When man first learned that he could ride a horse, when man first invented the automobile, when man first learned to fly and now with man first learning that traveling in space will be a possibility and is a reality. To see his reaction just made me think of our history and how there must of been other people who must of had such profound words and had such similar experiences. Man kind really has had some touching and heart hearing moments. Just feels amazing to be alive some days and very grateful.

[thomasmoriarty]

When Blue Orgin reached about 50, 000 feet they ran into some severe turbulence. This disturbed William Shatner deeply, so he took command (naturaly) and barked out the order "RED ALART, SHIELDS UP!"

[jeffjr]

If everyone in the world got to do that just once the world would be a different place.

[jamesamore]

Cool cartoons 👌 ....loved all the cuts and editing....

I'm going to show my friend this he loves fairy tales

[CarrieLuikens]

Wow, this is so cool seeing Captain Kirk experiencing seeing Mother Earth from low orbit space! He clearly is very emotionally moved. I think he said while looking out the window "It's so beautiful."

Even from my own viewing of the International Space Station video footage and seeing photos of Earth from the Moon, I am always amazed how expansive and huge the Earth looks, more so than we can ever see from a plane.

[DetroitMicroSound]

Well, I guess he didn't spot any gremlins tearing the engines apart....This

[Enleuk]

Earth is life, space is death. What a sublime thought.

[PerspectiveEngineer]

It’s always fun watching Jeff trying to feign an emotion.

[adjuster]

Remember when young astronauts had to have severe training in order to make the flight into space. Now we’ve reverted back to sending out monkeys again.

[paulnjau]

So how do they go through the Firmament?

[derrickmcadoo]

No video of the drop happening from above?

[raywhatsthisfor]

I love it!!! William Shatner...Captain Kirk... words when in zero G.. Weightlessness....oh Jesus!!! I hope Mr. Shatner had a great time and will enjoy telling his story to SPACE!!! Thanks for the video!!

[dtruth]

Why are still using convex window. Why didn't any video directly out the window