His answer, however, was met with a rationale by Rose, who said, “If you put your mind to it, you could probably figure out a way,” adding, “Your board of directors and stock owners may not be happy.” “Well, so, if I could do anything, and it turns out this is a very hard technical problem, so I don’t actually hold out great hopes, but if I could do anything, I would like to go help explore space,' Bezos answered. During the interview, Rose asked what Bezos would be doing, if he wasn’t the CEO of Amazon. A two-decade-old interview with Charlie Rose has resurfaced on the Twitter where Bezos discussed his space dreams. While his dream came true last week, Bezos has been dreaming of going to space for a while. Bezos funded exploration company Blue Origin by selling billions of dollars’ worth of stock in his online delivery business Amazon. Oliver Daemen, an 18-year-old physics student, accompanied Bezos, his brother Mark Bezos and 82-year-old female aviator Wally Funk - the oldest person to go to space - on a 10-minute trip beyond Earth’s atmosphere.

Last week, the former CEO of the online delivery company scripted history by travelling to the edge of space with three others on his Blue Origin spacecraft.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos had a dream: going to space. In space, nobody can hear you scream, in the excitement of a 21-year-old dream coming true.

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