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Jeff Bezos estimated Blue Origin would spend about $1,000,000,000 on the manufacturing and launch facilities for New Glenn.
Exploration Park hosts a Blue Origin factory for producing the New Glenn rocket and a OneWeb Satellites factory where OneWeb and Airbus will build satellites for OneWeb’s broadband constellation.
Blue Origin is redeveloping Launch Complex 36 for New Glenn launches with a first launch scheduled for 2021.
Blue Origin tested the escape system for New Shepard's crew capsule and tested the full escape envelope.
Blue Origin plans to start flying people on New Shepard later 2019, initially with company employees as the flight test program continues.
Blue Origin’s New Shepard suborbital vehicle launched on 2019-01-23 under an existing FAA license.
Development of Blue Origin’s BE-4 engine was scheduled to be completed later in 2019 and the engine will be produced at a new factory in Huntsville, Alabama for use on United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan and Blue Origin’s New Glenn.
Telesat is the fifth customer to sign up to use Blue Origin’s reusable New Glenn launcher.
Blue Origin signed a multi-launch agreement with Telesat to launch Telesat’s Low Earth Orbit satellite constellation.
Blue Origin’s suborbital New Shepard rocket has conducted 10 launches using three different vehicles, including one with a propulsion module crash during landing, five with a second vehicle that launched and landed successfully each time before retiring, and four with a third New Shepard whose most recent launch was 2019-01-23.
Blue Origin, United Launch Alliance, and Northrop Grumman were recipients of U.S. Air Force funding last year collectively worth roughly $2,000,000,000 to develop rockets capable of launching military satellites.
Blue Origin plans to start launching astronauts using New Shepard 2019.
The Launch Service Agreement program awarded $2,300,000,000 worth of contracts to United Launch Alliance, Northrop Grumman, and Blue Origin to develop next-generation launch vehicles.
United Launch Alliance, Blue Origin, and Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems collectively received $2,300,000,000 in Air Force funding to ensure their domestically produced commercial rockets can meet national security launch requirements.
Blue Origin announced plans in June 2017 to build a BE-4 engine factory in Huntsville contingent on United Launch Alliance selecting the engine for its Vulcan rocket.
Blue Origin will use the Huntsville factory to produce the BE-3U engine, a liquid-hydrogen/liquid-oxygen version of the BE-3 modified for New Glenn’s second stage.
Blue Origin will complete development of its BE-4 engine later 2019.
The United States Air Force selected both Blue Origin’s New Glenn launch vehicle and ULA’s Vulcan rocket in October 2018 under its Launch Services Agreement contract.
United Launch Alliance selected Blue Origin’s BE-4 engine in September 2018 to power the ULA Vulcan rocket.
Blue Origin will install a new version of the BE-4 engine at its West Texas test site with plans to test to 100 percent power.