SNL's Pete Davidson no longer going to space with Blue Origin

• The company had announced earlier this week that Davidson was scheduled to be on its March 23 mission, its fourth flight to space with human passengers.
• The company said that it will soon announce a replacement crew member to join Marty Allen, husband and wife duo Sharon and Marc Hagle, Jim Kitchen and George Nield on the rocket.
• Those who have flown to space with Blue Origin include Bezos himself; his brother Mark; actor William Shatner, and TV personality and journalist Michael Strahan.
• Blue Origin has flown a total of 14 passengers to space since its first flight with human passengers in July 2021.

How it works: The New Shepard space system is designed to take passengers about 62 miles above the surface of the Earth.

• The passengers experience a few minutes of weightlessness before the capsule descends back to Earth using parachutes.

Go deeper: Blue Origin launches William Shatner, 3 others to space

Editor's note: This article has been updated with new details throughout.