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The timely return of the booster to LC-36 demonstrates Blue Origin's intention to accelerate its timeline and establish an operational cycle similar to that of other reusable vehicles.
Blue Origin did not disclose timelines for the development of the New Glenn 9x4.
Blue Origin announced the creation of the New Glenn 9x4 super heavy rocket.
On November 20, 2025, Dave Limp, CEO of Blue Origin, announced via tweet that the booster for the second New Glenn flight has returned to launch pad LC-36 to start the New Glenn refurbishment phase.
On November 13, Blue Origin successfully landed the booster of the New Glenn rocket during its second launch.
Blue Origin announced several upgrades to its New Glenn rocket that will take effect as soon as the launcher’s next flight.
Blue Origin unveiled plans for a new super-heavy class rocket called the New Glenn 9×4, which will have nine engines on the first stage and four on the second stage.
Blue Origin aims to expand options for megaconstellations, lunar and deep space exploration, and national security challenges such as the Golden Dome.
Blue Origin is implementing updates to reduce the time it takes to prepare New Glenn for its next mission, including a reusable fairing, lower-cost tank, and enhanced thermal protection.
Blue Origin's upgrades to the New Glenn rocket are aimed at boosting performance, increasing launch cadence, and improving reliability.
Blue Origin is enhancing its New Glenn rocket, which is 98 meters long.
Blue Origin is the second company in history, after SpaceX, to recover the first stage of an orbital launch rocket.
Blue Origin launched a pair of NASA spacecraft named ESCAPADE, which are headed to Mars orbit.
Blue Origin plans to operate the super-heavy variant New Glenn 9×4 concurrently with New Glenn 7×2 for more launch options.
New Glenn will next launch Blue Origin's Blue Moon uncrewed lander in early 2026.
Blue Origin has launched its suborbital rocket, New Shepard, from Texas since 2015.
Blue Origin plans to increase thrust on its BE-4 booster engines, starting with the third mission of New Glenn.
Blue Origin is developing a crewed version of Blue Moon for the Artemis V mission.
Blue Origin will implement a reusable fairing, an updated lower-cost tank design, and a reusable thermal protection system to improve turnaround time for increased cadence.
Blue Origin announced the upcoming super-heavy class rocket New Glenn 9×4 with a larger 8.7-meter fairing.