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The NS-37 launch symbolically closed the operational year for Blue Origin in 2025.
An agreement between Optimum Technologies and Blue Origin will integrate the OpTech Caracal optical payload onboard the first mission of Blue Ring.
Earlier in 2025, Viasat's telemetry relay capabilities were demonstrated onboard Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket under NASA's Communications Service Project.
New Glenn represents Blue Origin's transition from a research and suborbital tourism company to a heavy-lift orbital logistics provider.
New Glenn allows Blue Origin to refine refurbishment operations and lower costs for third-party customers, including NASA and the US Space Force.
Blue Origin is developing the New Glenn rocket to fundamentally alter the economics of heavy-lift launch.
The book Rocket Dreams includes new information about Blue Origin and NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine.
K2 Space designs massive, high-power platforms intended to maximize the throw-weight capabilities of next-generation launch vehicles like SpaceX’s Starship and Blue Origin’s New Glenn.
Blue Origin successfully completed a 15-second hotfire test of the GS2 second stage with serial number 4.
Blue Origin is ramping up production of the GS2 second stages.
The New Glenn GS2 is a key component of Blue Origin's orbital launcher architecture.
Blue Origin is solidifying its path towards the first flight of the New Glenn program.
K2 Space plans to launch its Giga line of satellites, which require a super-heavy rocket like SpaceX’s Starship or Blue Origin’s New Glenn.
The Port Canaveral is a critical partner in America’s space supply chain, fuel transit, and launch and recovery operations for companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and ULA.
Blue Origin intends to capture the processing value chain by offering a 'server rack in the sky' for government and commercial clients requiring ultra-low latency intelligence.
Blue Origin is shifting its strategy to move beyond launch services (New Glenn) and suborbital tourism (New Shepard) into the space services sector.
The crew of the Blue Origin NS-37 mission includes Michaela (Michi) Benthaus, Joey Hyde, Hans Koenigsmann, Neal Milch, Adonis Pouroulis, and Jason Stansell.
Blue Origin's technology is likely to be integrated into or deployed alongside the Blue Ring, the company’s multi-mission orbital platform designed for logistics and hosting.
Blue Origin is actively hiring software and hardware engineers to build space-hardened computing infrastructure for orbital data processing.
Blue Origin has flown 86 people above the Kármán line, which is the internationally recognized boundary of space.