SERA Partners with Blue Origin to Launch Citizens from India, Nigeria, and Island Nations into Space
The initiative aims to democratize space travel, offering seats to citizens from underrepresented countries through a public voting process.
- Six citizens from various nations will fly on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket.
- Participants must meet specific physical requirements and pay a nominal fee to apply.
- The mission includes a global vote to select the final candidates and their experiments.
- Selected astronauts will undergo three days of training at Blue Origin's Texas facility.
- The program seeks to foster international collaboration and public interest in space exploration.
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