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A paraplegic engineer from Germany blasted off on a dream-come-true rocket ride with five other passengers Saturday, leaving her wheelchair behind to float in space while beholding Earth from on high. (Video courtesy of Blue Origin via Associated Press)

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00:29Now you can note the speed and altitude graphics there at the bottom of your screen.
00:38There's separation.
00:39Separation confirmed.
00:40Amazing.
00:41And this is the point at which the app.
00:46Landing light deployed.
00:48Booster descent nominal.
00:54Booster touchdown.
00:55Booster touchdown.
00:56Welcome home, New Shepard booster.
00:58There it is.
01:01Capture touchdown.
01:03Touchdown.
01:04Auto-seeking start.
01:05Welcome home, NS-37.
01:07Our astronauts have landed and they have touched down back in West Texas.
01:13Welcome home, crew of NS-37.
01:16The 37th mission to space for New Shepard.
01:28The 35th career, New Shepard.
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01:37Powercrumble.
01:40Those are the back grass.
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