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On January 13, Blue Origin made its first attempt to launch New Glenn.
Blue Origin planned to land the first stage of New Glenn on a ship named Jacklyn.
In 2023, NASA selected the Blue Origin–led Blue Moon spacecraft to land astronauts on the Moon for Artemis V by the end of the decade.
Blue Origin launched a New Glenn rocket on January 16, 2026 that achieved orbit on its first attempt and demonstrated in-space engine relight capability.
Both Blue Origin and SpaceX conducted studies for NASA on utilizing their lunar landers for Mars Sample Return.
Blue Moon's success depends on Blue Origin developing a solar-powered liquid hydrogen refrigeration scheme to maintain cryogenic propellants.
Blue Origin's Blue Moon Mark 2 Lunar lander has a wet mass in the 45-ton range and can carry four astronauts to the lunar surface.
Jeff Bezos founded Blue Origin to move heavy industry into orbit to prevent environmental collapse.
Blue Origin will attempt the first launch of its New Glenn rocket on a Friday in early 2025.
Blue Origin completed a static-fire test of its New Glenn rocket on 2024-12-27.
Blue Origin had planned to carry out the first New Glenn launch in 2024.
NASA awarded a CLPS task order to Blue Origin in August to fly a camera payload on Blue Origin’s Blue Moon 2024-03-01 lander that is flying a commercial demonstration mission in 2025.
Blue Origin examined using its Blue Ring transfer vehicle for delivering large payloads to Mars.
Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket scheduled for the inaugural flight is carrying a technology demonstration payload and had not launched as of the 2024-12-09 statement from the company.
Blue Origin plans to install Blue Ring Pathfinder on New Glenn after a static-fire test of the vehicle’s first stage, which had not yet occurred as of 2024-12-09.
Blue Origin performed tanking tests of New Glenn at Cape Canaveral’s Launch Complex 36 as of 2024-12-08.
Blue Origin received a contract to demonstrate a heavy utility on-orbit logistics vehicle system using its Blue Ring platform.
Blue Origin’s Honeybee Robotics and Astrobotic each developed one of the three LVSAT designs funded by NASA in 2022.
Interlune, a startup led by former Blue Origin president Rob Meyerson, is pursuing helium-3 extraction from the Moon.
NASA plans to use cargo versions of Artemis lunar landers developed by Blue Origin and SpaceX to deliver a pressurized rover and a surface habitat to the lunar surface in the early 2030s.