Blue Origin later revealed that the cause of the failure was a problem with the engine nozzle, a large cone that directs the flaming exhaust at the rocket’s bottom. Onboard computers accurately ...

Fresh off the successful New Shepard NS-27 flight, Blue Origin is making intense preparations for the first flight of its long-awaited New Glenn heavy-lift rocket. The company has rolled out New Glenn ...

Blue Origin is making significant strides toward testing its New Glenn rocket, designed to compete with SpaceXs Falcon lineup ...

Blue Origin successfully completed a 15-second hot-fire test of the second stage of its New Glenn rocket in September.

The latest New Shepard model comprises a first stage rocket called Booster 5 and Blue Origin's new crew capsule, RSS Kármán Line, which saw its first flight with this mission. In a statement ...

The payload on today's mission included new navigation systems developed for New Shepard and Blue Origin's huge New Glenn rocket, as well as two LIDAR (light detection and ranging) sensors ...

The Blue Origin artifacts will debut in two renovated galleries opening at the National Air and Space Museum in 2026. Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos once pledged that if his company's first rocket ...

Tory Bruno, ULA's CEO, said earlier this week that the Vulcan rocket's two BE-4 core stage engines, made by Blue Origin, compensated for the malfunctioning booster. After losing the nozzle ...

including redesigning its engine and nozzle component. $100 million. That's how much it costs for Blue Origin to maintain and operate its New Shepard rocket, according to Ars Technica. Bezos is ...

which lost its exhaust nozzle but kept firing with degraded thrust. The rocket's twin BE-4 main engines, made by Blue Origin, corrected for the asymmetric thrust from the two strap-on boosters.

And in light of former President Donald Trump’s increasingly close… Read More Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture successfully sent a brand-new New Shepard rocket ship on an uncrewed ...

built by Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin space company, and then the Centaur second stage, finish the job. But Vulcan had a little problem with its SRBs early in the launch: One of the rocket nozzles fell ...