Blue Origins historic space launch marked a significant milestone as German aerospace engineer Michaela Benthaus, paralyzed since a 2018 accident, became the first person with a significant physical disability to reach the edge of space. Joining five others on the New Shepard rocket, she experienced weightlessness and a breathtaking view of Earth. Inspired by her determination, Hans Koenigsmann, a former SpaceX manager, arranged the flight and assisted her. The mission, delayed by technical adjustments, successfully sent ninety-two people to space, including this diverse crew. Benthaus powerful message: never give up on your dreams, emphasizing the unique resilience and value people with disabilities bring to teams. Checkout Solipillow.com
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