The Amazon CEO’s other company, Blue Origin, has ascended to the top spot, following former number one Avalara’s departure from the list due to its IPO this month. The 1950 Michigan hockey squad may have been the first Wolverines ever to hear “Go Blue” from a crowd of fans. (Photo: Blue Origin) "NASA’s Artemis program will be the next major milestone in … Now Jeff Bezos is doing the same, and has bought a cargo vessel which will act as a landing stage for his Blue Origin rockets. The tech billionaires’ space race is heating up. View a larger version of the photo. Currently based at the port of Pensacola on the Florida panhandle Bezos’s technicians are converting a giant 600 ft-long cargo ship, says WUWF, the National Public Radio station for the region. An executive for Blue Origin says the aerospace company will begin selling tickets for suborbital space flights in 2019, according to a report by Space News. Jeff Bezos’s aerospace company, Blue Origin, aims to take people to the moon by 2024, he announced on Thursday. Blue Origin is working with a team of science advisers to figure out what sites on the surface might be most attractive for these kinds of operations, Smith said. Blue Origin's next step toward bringing about Bezos' vision of the future hinges on the company's Blue Moon lander, which has been in development for about 3 years. Speaking at the Amazon Web Services Public Sector Summit in Washington, DC last week, Rob Meyerson, a senior vice-president at Blue Origin, echoed the company’s previous updates that it … (Photo courtesy of Copper Country Hockey History) History does not paint a clear, definite picture of how “Go Blue” became the rallying cry of University of Michigan Wolverines. The Blue Origin National Team crewed lander on the surface of the Moon.