Michael Strahan will fly to space aboard a Blue Origin rocket on Dec. 9, after covering the first Blue Origin flight from the company’s Texas facility: “They approached me and they asked if I wanted to be a crew member. And, without hesitation, I said yes'
The NFL hall-of-famer turned TV host will fly to space aboard aTuesday morning. Strahan covered the first Blue Origin flight from the company’s Texas facility in July.
“They approached me and they asked if I wanted to be a crew member. And, without hesitation, I said yes,” Strahan said on the program. “I want to go to space… I think being there at the first launch, it really was mind-blowing.” It will be the third human flight for Blue Origin, with each flight so far including a high-profile, public figure alongside paying customers. The
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