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New Shepard is Blue Origin's fully reusable suborbital rocket system designed for human flights.
Blue Origin has transported 75 individuals to the international boundary of space to date.
The first lunar CLPS delivery from Blue Origin, using the Blue Moon Mark 1 lander, is scheduled for late 2023 and will transport NASA's stereo cameras and the laser retroreflection system to the lunar South Pole.
Blue Origin will handle end-to-end integration, planning, and deployment support activities for the rover after landing.
Blue Origin's next opportunity for a mission is in fiscal year 2027.
Blue Origin revealed the names of the crew set to fly on the upcoming New Shepard mission, NS-36.
Blue Origin is responsible for the complete landing mission architecture, including the design, analysis, and testing of a large lunar lander capable of safely transporting the rover.
Blue Origin received nearly $2.4 billion from the NSSL contracts.
The U.S. Space Force awarded $14 billion in NSSL Phase 3, Lane 2 contracts to SpaceX, ULA, and Blue Origin in April.
Blue Origin did not receive any missions for the NSSL Phase 3, Lane 2 program but may receive missions in fiscal 2027.
Blue Origin is betting on recovering and reusing the next New Glenn booster.
Blue Origin is struggling to get its rocket flying a second time.
Blue Origin claims that it can mass produce and operate landers, with a target of making and flying one every quarter by 2028.
Blue Origin has not flown its crew lander yet.
Project Oasis is being developed through Blue Origin's Space Resources Center of Excellence and its Luxembourg office.
Blue Origin is struggling to advance their plans for the Mk. 1 lander.
Blue Origin is preparing for a hotfire of the second New Glenn booster at Cape Canaveral.
There is skepticism about Blue Origin's ability to develop a crew lander for the Moon within four years.
Blue Origin plans to attempt to land the Mk. 1 lander for the first time next year.
Canyon Composites' customers include Northrop Grumman, Blue Origin, and Boeing.