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Blue Origin’s Rocket Explosion Complicates a Return to Moon

Blue Origin’s Rocket Explosion Complicates a Return to the Moon

On May 28, the space dreams of Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of Amazon who started his Blue Origin rocket company in 2000, went up in flames.

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Space Force assesses damage after Blue Origin New Glenn rocket explosion

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Blue Origin explosion, SpaceX-ULA launch doubleheader top space newsletter

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Blue Origin 'earthquake,' summer launch guide and KSC director top newsletter

The New Glenn rocket explosion during a static fire test on May 28 created a shockwave felt as far away as Clearwater, Florida, the USGS National Earthquake Information Center reported.

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Blue Origin moves New Glenn Rocket stages from launch complex as recovery effort continues

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While Blue Origin Is Hopeful New Glenn Will Fly Again This Year, Its Exploded Launchpad Is A Problem

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Blue Origin’s uncrewed moon lander just survived extreme space testing on Earth — clearing the way for lunar hardware that will actually carry astronauts

Inside a 55-foot-tall vacuum chamber at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, engineers spent weeks subjecting Blue Origin’s uncrewed lunar lander to the kind of punishment only deep space can deliver: near-total vacuum, temperatures swinging from scorching ...

CBS News

Gayle King and Blue Origin's all-women crew return after historic space launch

Vice President of Growth & Engagement at CBS News and Stations Jennifer Earl is the Vice President of Growth & Engagement at CBS News and Stations. Jennifer has previously written for outlets including The Daily Herald, The Gazette, NBC News, Newsday, Fox ...

Scientific American

Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin moon lander completes a crucial test as race with SpaceX heats up

NASA announced that this uncrewed lander, named Endurance, completed vacuum testing on Earth—a key step toward a planned launch later this year