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The Giant New Glenn Rocket from Jeff Bezos’ blue space company launched from Florida in Florida Rebut paying customers on Thursday, sending two NASA satellites to Mars while starting to hide their recovered power for the first time.
A rocket with a powerful stage blasted off the Cape Cancheral Space Station, marking the first mission of any kind from a blue origin since the launch of Glenn’s new space vehicle, NG-1, in January 2025.
With Thursday’s launch, the blue origin was brought to its space paid for by NASA or any customer, a milestone for the company in its quest to compete with Elon Musk’s Spacex, Rocket Launch Rearn.
A live blue webcast showed a rocket rising from the CREOR THINTION STURE with a corpse transporting flames and clouds that were renewed by the lower flats after life. The launch followed several days of delays due to cloudy skies and a geomagnetic storm.
After 10 minutes after Likaff, the Glenn-Store-Tall New-Standap Booster made a return to the station on a floating platform in the Atlantic, achieving Blue Brown the important objective of the reversal of Elon Musk’s PlapX. The first attempt at such a landing in January failed.
Cheers blasted off with a blue rocket Rocket Park Park Control Center in Cape Canaveral Ad Video showed the arrival of the booster, called “in reference to the line spoken by Star Wars Hero han solo in the movie The state is striking back.
About 20 minutes later, mission control confirmed that Glenn’s upper stage had found that the Primal Upper Stage had found its Primage Escape Spacecraft in the outer space to launch the Space Tour to Mars.
Arianne Cornell, president of Blue Origim Origins, agreed to the launch as the creation of Healding “the next era of Spainflight of blue origins.”
A Study of Heaven and Earth Space
These two NASA spacecraft, colored blue and gold, are due to Mars in 2027 and will include elliptical ornscriptal ornscriptal for an 11-month study of the planet’s climate.
Non-satellite instruments will analyze how the solar wind – a dynamic stream of high-energy particles from the sun – interacts with the Martian Magnetic FIED and how the interaction can help reduce the Martian Thin condition.
Escapade, short for Escape and Plasma Acceleration and Dynamics Explorers, was originally slated for an October 2024 launch, but was delayed by issues with the New Glenn Rocket design.
The blue and gold satellites are being built for NASA by the California-based Aerospace Company Rocket Lab, with equipment provided by the University of California, Berkeley.
The rocket also carries a second payload from the company’s satellite that remains attached to its top-of-the-line high-tech communications platform.
When the rocket made its return flight in January, it carried the money paid for by Sky Origin, a prototype of its blue ring spacecraft that boosts the Pentagon and commercial customers.
Competing with Musk’s Spacex
The blue origin, founded by Bezos in the year 2000, is more recently known for its space tourism business that flies wealthy passengers to the edge of space in its low-cost rocletards. The single-stage vehicle has also undergone more than 200 research tests inside its cabin.
Blue Origin has spent billions of dollars developing the new Glenn, a heavy endurance rocket designed to be the vehicle of the Worthverse company.
The name of John Glenn, the first American to orbit the earth, the spacecraft produces two times more in the attack of COLECOFT than the falcon 9 calcons like spacex’s roccon terrighter, while it concerns the calcon room that is heavy, while it is accompanied by more cargo room.
NASA spent about $ 55 million for the Escapade Mission – The most fried price related to the MultiBillion-dollar programs of the Agency – and paid the origin of $ 18 Million US for the new aircraft Glenn Flight, Federal Procurement Data showed.
Blue Blue also supplies engines for other companies’ rockets, including the United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan Centaur, and has been working on the moon set by NASA’s Artemis Lunar program to test the system, and the space station in collaboration with other agencies.
The blue origin is far from a match for Spacex, which has launched nearly 280 of its rockets on missions in the past two years, most of them serving its Starlink satellite business.
Musk’s company is also developing its next Starship Rocket, a steel behemoth made of islands designed to be completely operational and reusable in a range of missions, including flights to the moon and Mars, as well as expanding Spacex’s StarLink Satellite Network.
