All's Well Despite Blue Origin New Glenn Explosion
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NASA director shows support for Bezos after rocket explosion and aims to start building lunar base by year's end
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman and Lunar Base Program Director Carlos García-Galán announce the selection of three companies for four robotic moon landing missions by late 2028. Astrobotic, Firefly Aerospace,
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NASA's new space station exploded during testing - and it raised big questions
The race to build the next generation of space stations has hit an unexpected obstacle. A key project backed by NASA suffered a dramatic explosion during testing, creating new challenges for plans to maintain a permanent human presence in orbit.
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Blue Origin targets return to flight by year's end after New Glenn launch pad explosion
Blue Origin says it plans to return its New Glenn rocket to flight before the end of 2026 after an explosion during a launch pad test destroyed key ground equipment but spared critical infrastructure needed to rebuild.
A rocket failure is never just a flash on a launch pad. When Blue Origin’s New Glenn exploded during a May 28 hotfire test at Cape Canaveral, it shook more than Jeff Bezos’ space company. It also exposed how much NASA’s next Moon plans depend on a small number of private contractors,
NASA unveiled four patriotic-colored images of the cosmos to celebrate America's 250th birthday, revealing everything from an exploded star to a galaxy cluster shaped by dark matter. NASA is marking t
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Blue Origin explosion: Launch pad debris cleared as CEO targets New Glenn rocket launch later this year
Following the May 28th New Glenn rocket explosion, Blue Origin has officially cleared its Cape Canaveral launch pad of debris and begun reconstruction. Despite the damage, CEO Dave Limp confirmed the commercial space company still plans to resume its New Glenn launch pace sometime this year.
A meteor that caused a loud boom when it exploded over Massachusetts Saturday afternoon split into fragments four times larger than most meteorites, according to NASA.
