Here is a replay (full webcast, it starts at 28m):
Here is the official replay from Blue Origin:
I noticed that late chute deploy. All I could think of was that there were still wind left over from the thunderstorms and they did not want to linger at higher altitudes.The final BO booster landing sequence is done a lot more gingerly than the SpaceX F9 one. It comes almost to a complete stop about 25m in the air, then slowly settles the last part to the ground.
So was the booster tilted after landing or was that just the camera?
Perhaps I missed a post, but has anyone pointed out that the Crew Capsule appears to be called H G Wells? I couldn’t *quite* make out the three letters in front of the name, but the writing above the door is quite plain in HD video. Considering the shape of the capsule, Jules Verne might have been a better choice...
Cool highlights from Blue:https://twitter.com/JeffBezos/status/990755397542723584
Congratulations to @blueorigin and @JeffBezos on another successful launch and recovery!