William Shatner Says Blue Origin Space Flight Experience Was Super Sad

William Shatner known as Jeff Bezos‘ Blue Origin house flight a profound expertise upon touchdown again on Earth — however now, he is saying … it was truly an enormous bummer.

The ‘Star Trek’ OG has a brand new e book popping out — titled “Boldly Go: Reflections on a Lifetime of Awe and Marvel” — and Selection obtained an excerpt this week … which sheds gentle on how WS truly felt as he was taking pictures up into the good past above our stratosphere.

Here is the quote everybody’s mentioning — it begins off with Will saying he thought rocketing into house could be an enormous catharsis and illuminating … because of Hollywood’s portrayals.

As an alternative, nevertheless, Captain Kirk had the precise reverse feeling — saying, “I found that the wonder is not on the market, it is down right here, with all of us. Leaving that behind made my connection to our tiny planet much more profound.”

There’s extra … William says his house flight made him extremely distraught with sorrow. He says, “It was among the many strongest emotions of grief I’ve ever encountered. The distinction between the vicious coldness of house and the nice and cozy nurturing of Earth beneath stuffed me with overwhelming disappointment.” He says the thought of us people destroying that stuffed him with dread.

Will provides, “My journey to house was presupposed to be a celebration; as a substitute, it felt like a funeral.”

Keep in mind, Will was visibly emotional once they touched down … however as he was attempting to relay one thing to JB, the dude sorta interrupted his thought by popping some champagne.

Later, Will definitely made it appear to be it was a optimistic second — calling the Blue Origin flight “profound” and “extraordinary.”