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Blue Origin’s New Shepard booster performs rocket-powered landings after flying above the Kármán Line.
The lunar south pole region targeted by Blue Origin’s Mark I is known to have water ice deposits based on orbital remote sensing measurements.
The flight of Blue Origin’s Mark I lander to the Moon will take seven days.
Blue Origin revealed that the Artemis V Transporter vehicle will launch on a single New Glenn rocket and be fueled with leftover propellant from multiple New Glenn second stages to carry liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen to lunar orbit.
NASA awarded the SCALPSS payload flight to Blue Origin under a $6.1 million Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) contract without holding a competition.
Blue Origin plans for the Mark 2 lander to carry astronauts for NASA with Artemis V by the end of the decade.
Blue Origin wants the robotic Mark I to demonstrate the ability to touchdown within 100 meters of a targeted spot on the Moon’s south pole as a precursor to crewed Blue Moon landings.
Blue Origin’s Mark I lander has a payload capacity of 3,000 kilograms.
NASA requires crewed landers from Blue Origin and SpaceX to touchdown within 100 meters of their targeted spots on the Moon’s south pole.
Blue Origin’s two robotic Mark I flights are self-funded technology demonstrations to test and refine landing and associated systems before the Mark 2 crewed lander.
Blue Origin will launch another Mark I lander next year incorporating lessons from the first Pathfinder flight.
Blue Origin’s Mark I lander will attempt to land somewhere on the Moon’s south pole.
Blue Origin aims to launch its robotic Blue Moon Mark I lander later this year on a New Glenn rocket.
Isaacman supported Blue Origin's lunar lander contract after initially opposing it.
Blue Origin's New Shepard-31 flight was a commercial flight categorized under space tourism.
Blue Origin's New Shepard-31 mission included an all-female crew and reached about 62 miles (100 kilometers) above the Earth.
Notable passengers on Blue Origin's New Shepard-31 included singer Katy Perry and television host Gayle King.
Blue Origin and SpaceX are providing crewed lunar landers to NASA for other commercial customers.
NASA scheduled delivery of the new SCALPSS to Blue Origin by the end of March 2024.
NASA is sending a third version of SCALPSS on Blue Origin’s Blue Moon Mark I lander, which is targeted for launch later this year.