Blue Origin, founded in 2000 by Jeff Bezos, is an American aerospace manufacturer and spaceflight services company. It develops reusable rocket engines, launch vehicles like New Shepard and New Glenn, in-space systems, and lunar landers such as Blue Moon. Blue Origin is also a NASA partner, collaborating on the Artemis program for lunar exploration and working towards a sustainable human presence on the Moon, with partners like Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Draper. Key activities include space tourism, satellite deployment capabilities, and advancing technologies to lower space travel costs.
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Blue Origin's third New Glenn booster is GS1-7E03.
Amazon Leo plans to launch its constellation with Arianespace, Blue Origin, SpaceX, and United Launch Alliance.
Blue Origin's Blue Moon Mark 1 lunar lander Endurance will soon be shipped back to Kennedy Space Center.
Blue Origin is preparing to return Endurance, its lunar lander, to Florida.
Blue Origin's Blue Moon Mark 1 lunar lander named Endurance has exited a vacuum chamber.
Blue Origin’s Endurance has successfully completed thermal vacuum chamber testing.
Five companies—Rocket Lab, Stoke Space, Blue Origin, SpaceX, and United Launch Alliance—are eligible to compete for U.S. government national security missions.
Blue Origin’s GS1-7E02 booster, "Never Tell Me The Odds," is certified for reflight on the NG-3 mission with AST SpaceMobile’s BlueBird 7 satellite.
Blue Origin’s TeraWave is developing optical ground station capability.
Blue Origin inspected, refurbished, and certified a flight-proven booster for use on NG-3 for AST SpaceMobile.
Blue Origin’s GS1-7E02 booster, "Never Tell Me The Odds," completed refurbishment after the NG-2 EscaPADE launch.
Blue Origin used a dummy fairing for previous static fires.
Blue Origin’s integrated NG-3 rocket is being mated to the Transporter Erector.
Blue Origin has launched a broadband satellite communications operation called TeraWave.
Blue Origin’s New Glenn is part of Amazon’s vertically integrated infrastructure stack for Amazon Leo.
Amazon Leo, Blue Origin, AWS, and Globalstar are components of Amazon’s vertically integrated satellite infrastructure stack.
NASA is shifting more hardware development costs to private partners such as SpaceX and Blue Origin.
Blue Origin has a growing campus near Kennedy Space Center for work on New Glenn and lunar landers.
The U.S. subsidiary of Airbus builds satellites across from Blue Origin on Space Commerce Way.
Blue Origin’s New Glenn NG-3 mission will carry AST SpaceMobile’s BlueBird 7 satellite, also identified as Block 2 FM2.