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Blue Origin’s New Glenn booster for NG-2 is rolling out to Launch Complex 36.
Blue Origin rolled their New Glenn booster from their production campus to Kennedy Space Center.
Blue Origin's New Glenn first stage (GS-1) rolled past the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at Kennedy Space Center (KSC).
Blue Origin’s New Shepard vehicle lifted off from their West Texas launch site at 9:40 a.m. EDT today.
Blue Origin launched the New Shepard NS-36 mission from West Texas.
Blue Origin is rolling its New Glenn booster to LC-36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
The web broadcast for the New Shepard flight will begin 30 minutes before liftoff on BlueOrigin.com.
Blue Origin could plan to launch up to seven missions for $2.3 billion, depending on certification.
Blue Origin plans to reuse the booster on New Glenn's third flight if it is successfully recovered.
Blue Origin is moving their big booster.
On September 30, 2025, Blue Origin announced Project Oasis, aimed at identifying and utilizing lunar resources from orbit.
The Project Kuiper constellation aims to provide broadband internet access to underserved areas and relies on SpaceX, ULA, Arianespace, and Blue Origin for deployment.
The Space Resources Center of Excellence (SRCE) under Blue Origin is jointly developing Project Oasis with Luxembourg's international office.
Blue Origin was selected as one of the launch providers for Phase 3/ Lane 2 in April but was not awarded a launch opportunity due to its New Glenn rocket awaiting national security launch certification.
Blue Origin stated that utilizing water ice discovered in Oasis-1 could supply hydrogen and oxygen as propellant for spacecraft, enabling the moon to serve as an off-world refueling station.
Blue Origin's Alchemist project recently passed Critical Design Review (CDR) and involves making solar cells using silicon and metals extracted from lunar soil simulants.
Blue Origin is positioning itself as an end-to-end lunar transportation and resource company through Project Oasis, its aim to carry NASA’s VIPER rover, and in-space refueling.
The Oasis-1 mission is a partnership involving Blue Origin, the Luxembourg Space Agency, ESA’s ESRIC institute, and GOMspace.
Blue Origin will send an ultra-low polar orbiter called Oasis-1 to the Moon to create detailed high-resolution maps of lunar water ice, Helium-3, radionuclides, rare earth elements, precious metals, and other materials.
Blue Origin is planning to develop a new launch pad at Vandenberg, SLC-9.