The American private company Blue Origin has announced its next flight of the New Shepard rocket, which is used for suborbital test flights and the transportation of space tourists, Azernews reports.

While New Shepard is best known as a space tourist vehicle, 19 of its 28 flights to date have been uncrewed. The reusable rocket-capsule combo last flew people on Nov. 22, a mission that sent "The ...

Blue Origin scrubbed a planned launch of its New Shepard rocket Tuesday due to persistent cloud cover at the west Texas launch site. In a post on social media, the company said an additional issue ...

A 2015 launch of the Blue Origin New Shepard sub-orbital vehicle. Source: Blue Origin Just past 2 a.m. Eastern time on Jan. 16, 2025, a new rocket blasted off from the Cape Canaveral Space Force ...

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in-situ resource utilization, dust mitigation, advanced habitation systems, sensors and instrumentation, small spacecraft technologies, and entry, descent and landing." Related: New Shepard: Rocket ...

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin prepares for the 29th flight of its New Shepard rocket, set to launch from Launch Site One in West Texas. The mission, known as NS-29, will simulate the moon's gravity for the ...

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin prepares for the 29th flight of its New Shepard rocket, set to launch from Launch Site One in West Texas. The mission, known as NS-29, will simulate the moon's gravity for the ...

Blue Origin scrubbed plans for a Jan. 28 suborbital launch of a New Shepard rocket from West Texas with 30 science and technology payloads mostly focused on lunar exploration, due to overcast ...

An uncrewed New Shepard rocket is now expected to launch the so-called NS-29 mission on Tuesday (Feb. 4) from Blue Origin's Launch Site One in West Texas. The mission will launch 30 different ...

Blue Origin will launch its first suborbital rocket launch of 2025 today — and attempt a wild spin trick to mimic the moon's gravity during the flight — but if you want to see it live, you'll need to ...