Blue Origin, founded by billionaire Jeff Bezos, is preparing to send six more people to the edge of space as early as Saturday, June 21.

UPDATE for 11 a.m. ET: Blue Origin has successfully launched 6 passengers to space an back on NS-33. See our full wrap story ...

A spaceflight delayed a week ago could commence this weekend as Blue Origin will attempt a launch that will take six people ...

The upcoming mission is known as NS-33, because it will be the 33rd overall launch of Blue Origin 's reusable, autonomous New Shepard vehicle. It will be the company's 13th human spaceflight mission.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin may not provide public viewing locations for its launches, but spectators may find a good spot in areas around Van Horn, Texas ...

A spaceflight delayed a week ago could commence this weekend as Blue Origin will attempt a launch that will take six people ...

Blue Origin delayed June 21, 2025, launch of New Shepard rocket that would’ve transported 6 people to the edge of space from ...

Blue Origin's next crewed launch, known as NS-33, will get off the ground from a private facility in West Texas. Reaching the very edge of space, the 6 people on board New Shepard spacecraft will ...

Blue Origin launched six astrotourists to the edge of space and back Sunday, a 10-minute ride marking the Jeff Bezos-owned ...

Blue Origin's next crewed launch, known as NS-33, could get off the ground as early as 8:30 a.m. CT (9:30 a.m. ET) Saturday, June 21, the company announced Tuesday, June 17.

Another six space tourists are preparing for Blue Origin's next human spaceflight, which will send the crew on a trip high above Earth's atmosphere.

Launch Site One is the private ranch in the West Texas desert where Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin launches and tests its New Shepard spacecraft.