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Blue Origin will reuse a first-stage booster recovered from a previous flight on the New Glenn NG-3 mission.
Blue Origin is upgrading New Glenn's engines and plans to introduce those upgrades starting with NG-3.
Blue Origin and Sierra Space completed the Orbital Reef System Definition Review with NASA in June 2025.
Blue Origin and Sierra Space jointly developed the Orbital Reef commercial space station.
The report recommends that Kazakhstan seek partnerships with NASA, SpaceX, Virgin Galactic, Blue Origin, and NASA Ames Research Center.
Blue Origin licenses Nimbus Power Systems’ fuel cell technology for its Blue Moon Lunar Lander program and other space applications.
Blue Origin, led by Jeff Bezos, will launch AST SpaceMobile's BlueBird satellite using its New Glenn rocket in late February 2026.
Blue Origin intends TeraWave to be used in combination with existing fiber-optic networks to provide backup communications during fiber outages and maintenance.
Blue Origin posted on X on 21 January 2026 that Blue Moon MK1 had departed Florida for testing in Thermal Vacuum Chamber A at NASA Johnson Space Center.
Blue Moon MK1 is a configuration of the Blue Moon program, Blue Origin’s initiative to develop lunar landers.
Blue Origin launched New Glenn for the second time two months before unveiling TeraWave and achieved the rocket's first booster landing on that flight.
Blue Origin aims to grow TeraWave to a maximum of 100,000 subscribers.
Blue Origin has not provided specific details on the duration or schedule of the Blue Moon MK1 thermal vacuum tests.
Blue Origin intends TeraWave to provide high-speed communications to remote locations where fiber-optic deployment is difficult.
Data centers and governments are prioritized customer types for Blue Origin's TeraWave constellation.
Blue Origin positions TeraWave speeds as appropriate for critical applications and for large organizations transporting petabytes of data.
Blue Origin, led by Jeff Bezos, unveiled the TeraWave satellite communications network on January 21.
Blue Origin unveiled TeraWave, a multi-orbit communications constellation.
Blue Origin’s current constellation design will be able to serve approximately 100,000 customers.
Blue Origin intends to use its own heavy-lift rockets for the majority of TeraWave’s constellation deployment as a vertical integration strategy to manage capital costs and meet regulatory deployment milestones.