A spaceflight delayed a week ago could commence this weekend as Blue Origin will attempt a launch that will take six people ...

Blue Origin delayed June 21, 2025, launch of New Shepard rocket that would’ve transported 6 people to the edge of space from ...

Blue Origin, owned by billionaire Jeff Bezos, will have a livestream for its 13th human spaceflight from company’s Launch Site One facility in Texas.

Blue Origin's next crewed launch, known as NS-33 or New Shepard-33, could get off the ground as early as 9:30 a.m. ET (8:30 a.m. local time) Saturday, June 21, the company announced.

Launch Site One is the private ranch in the West Texas desert where Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin launches and tests its New Shepard spacecraft.

Since Blue Origin's first test flight in 2012, Launch Site One has been host to more than 30 New Shepard rocket launches, many of which have had passengers on board. The facility is 30 miles north ...

Blue Origin's first crewed mission was in July 2021, a flight that included Bezos and his brother Mark. NS-33 will be the company's fourth human spaceflight of 2025.

Six more people are preparing to fly on a Blue Origin rocket to the edge of space, and spectators in Texas may be able to see it from Van Horn.

A future colored Blue Wednesday morning, Viasat announced that it will team with Blue Origin to demonstrate the former company's InRange launch telemetry relay service. On top of that, the two ...

There is currently no set date for the two New Glenn launches; Viasat only said the first would likely occur at some point this year. Regardless, its association with both Blue Origin and NASA ...

Viasat, a global leader in satellite communications (SATCOM), announced it has selected Blue Origin as its launch mission partner to support Viasat’s demonstration of its InRange launch telemetry ...