Too bad Blue Origin can't actually put anything into space that stays for a while (such as 11 satellites). The only thing Blue Origin exists for is to give millionaires a thrill ride that lasts a few minutes. BTW, this isn't fanboyism -- I really fail to see how the suborbital rockets will advance humanity's future in space -- whereas getting down the cost to orbit (and remember, leo is halfway to anywhere) is what is going to open up a new future for mankind.
If the millionaire gets out and jumps at apogee, they might stay in space for a while. But that'll use up Blue Origin's market pretty quickly.
Blue Origin technically went into space for about ~30 seconds. The space officially starts at the Karman line (100 kilometers) and they reached 100.5 kilometers for a split second.
They actually had a successful 1km test.
TBF, 1KM is less than 100KM and Falcon 9 Dev didn't successfully land until 2014.