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Blue Origin failure sets back NASA lunar goals
Blue Origin failure sets back NASA lunar goals Blue Origin failure sets back NASA lunar goals Blue Origin’s latest rocket test didn’t just end in a fireball — it may have burned a hole in NASA’s timeline for a permanent Moon base. With contracts worth billions and Artemis aiming for a long-term lunar presence, every failed test means real delays, real money, and real pressure on NASA’s plans. Is the future of lunar presence being pushed back one explosion at a time?
Blue Origin launchpad damaged in rocket explosion may not be restored until 2028, NASA's Isaacman says
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman on Monday told CNBC that it will "take some serious time" to restore the launchpad damaged last week by a Blue Origin rocket explosion. Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin was conducting a hot-fire test of its massive New Glenn rocket on Thursday at a Space Force launch facility in Cape Canaveral, Florida, when the rocket erupted into a fireball. Bezos confirmed that all Blue Origin personnel were safe following the incident, and pledged to rebuild, while calling it a...
What’s Behind the Blue Origin Rocket Explosion?
The Blue Origin rocket explosion on the launchpad was a significant setback for the company, which is competing with SpaceX in the space industry. The incident raises questions about the safety and reliability of the New Glenn rocket, which is crucial for Blue Origin's future success.
'A pretty significant setback': How Blue Origin's rocket explosion affects NASA's moon plans
'A pretty significant setback': How Blue Origin's rocket explosion affects NASA's moon plans The shockwaves from Thursday's explosion will reverberate all the way to the moon. The recent explosion of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket during a routine test is a big setback for the private spaceflight company, and will likely have implications for NASA's Artemis program timeline and the nation's efforts to return astronauts to the surface of the moon. The May 28 incident, in which no one was...
Rocket goes boom, satellite cameras zoom: Explosive Blue Origin damage is visible from space
Rocket goes boom, satellite cameras zoom: Explosive Blue Origin damage is visible from space New Glenn's launchpad is so cooked, satellites can see the char from orbit. The dust has settled in the aftermath of last week's giant New Glenn rocket explosion, which shook Florida's Space Coast and the space industry itself. Blue Origin was conducting a fueling test on May 28, ahead of New Glenn's fourth mission, when a yet unknown event led to the total destruction of the vehicle and significant...
What’s Next for Blue Origin After Rocket Explosion
Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket exploded on its launchpad during a test, causing significant damage. The company is investigating the cause of the explosion and has not yet announced any plans for future launches. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of the rocket and the potential impact on Blue Origin’s plans to launch satellites and other payloads into space.
Blue Origin CEO says New Glenn will fly again before the year ends
Blue Origin CEO says New Glenn will fly again before the year ends But NASA's Jared Isaacman believes the launchpad, which exploded on May 28, may not be fixed until 2028. Blue Origin may or may not have to sit out the most immediate moon-bound missions for NASA — it depends on who you ask. The agency's administrator, Jared Isaacman, told CNBC that it will "take some serious time" for Blue Origin to restore its New Glenn launchpad, which exploded on May 28, and that a 2028 timeframe is...
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket to return to flight before year ends, CEO says
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket to return to flight before year ends, CEO says June 2 : Blue Origin will return its New Glenn rocket to flight before the year ends, CEO Dave Limp said late on Monday, days after one of the rockets exploded, damaging the company's launch pad and tightening a U.S. launch bottleneck for satellite companies. Blue Origin staff has inspected damage to the company's only launch pad, and the company has not said what may have caused the explosion on Thursday. Limp...
Despite explosion Blue Origin CEO says rocket to fly before year-end
Despite explosion Blue Origin CEO says rocket to fly before year-end Andrew Zinin Lead Editor The CEO of Blue Origin vowed its New Glenn rocket "will fly again before the end of this year" after a recent ground test ended in a massive fireball that damaged the launch platform. That ambitious promise from CEO David Limp, announced in a post late Monday on X, follows last week's colossal explosion at Cape Canaveral, Florida. It was a major setback for Blue Origin, the company founded by...
Blue Origin says New Glenn rocket will launch again 'before the end of the year' after explosion
Blue Origin says New Glenn rocket will launch again 'before the end of the year' after explosion And there's only about half of the year left… After its rocket explosion, Blue Origin wants to complete repairs and put another New Glenn on the launchpad before the end of 2026, according to CEO Dave Limp. That's very ambitious. The company's New Glenn rocket stood at Launch Complex-36 (LC-36) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station last Thursday (May 28) for a static hot fire test ahead of the...