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Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon and Blue Origin, fell down in the Texas Desert on Monday morning as he rushed to greet his fiancé, Lauren Sanchez, and the rest of the female crew after their successful suborbital space. The moment was directly imprisoned, while the 61-year-old billionaire ran and stumbled to the capsule and stumbled in the sand just when the capsule was running after the 11-minute flight. Despite the fall, Bezos beamed emotional reunion in the landing grounds as he opened the capsule door and helped Lauren Sanchez. After an embrace with her future husband, Sanchez quickly turned around to embrace family members in the area. “I can’t put it in words. We had to see the moon! ‘ Sanchez said through Tears. “The earth looked so quiet … I don’t think you can describe it.” A life-changing experience that Bezos, who flew on Blue Origin’s first space tourism mission in 2021, previously told Sanchez that the journey would be transformational. He was clearly excited for her to experience it himself. “She is a strong woman, and it was a powerful moment,” Bezos said after the crew left. The star-studded space-cruise Sanchez joined five other women for the milestone flight: CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King Civil Rights Activist Amanda Nguyen Rocket Scientist Aisha Bowe Film Producer Kerianne Flynn The crew rose about 62 miles (100 km) above the Earth, Recognition of space. During their short journey, they saw the moon, the blackness of the space and the curvature of the blue planet. A new chapter in Space Travel The mission has been the first female space cruise since Soviet food Monaut Valentina Tereshkova’s groundbreaking solo mission in 1963. It was also the 11th human space for Blue Origin’s new Shepard program. “It was more than a ride,” Amanda Nguyen said. “It was a statement – for women, for science and for the future.” When the crew left the capsule, applause and cheering broke out of the ground team. Gayle King summed up the moment with a smile: ‘It was joy, wonder and awe – all at the same time. And yes, I would do it again. ‘ First published: 15 Apr 2025, 02:01 AM IST