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Satellite imagery from October 9th with latest progress of LC-36 rebuild
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 4 days ago
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More shots of the Rocket Park factory floor from Fox News
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 5 days ago
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Julia Bergeron on X: Today's addition to the Blue test stand systems. [Cryogenic tank headed to MILA]
x.comu/Royal_Platform_6754 — 5 days ago
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Space Safety: The Need for Improved Data Sharing Between Operators in Low-Earth Orbit
starlink.comu/Royal_Platform_6754 — 9 days ago
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Thomas Zurbuchen Joins Blue Origin as SVP of Advanced Concepts
>In my role as Senior Vice President, I will lead Blue Origin's Advanced Concepts team in the US, which develops next-generation concepts and systems to advance a sustainable future of living and working in space. That means we’ll have a major say in what this space technology company builds next. This challenge really appealed to me. In my opinion, Blue Origin sits at the forefront of space technology development.
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 13 days ago
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Tory Bruno on X: Another Successful Blue Ring mission rehearsal! A simulated Blue Ring, flown via our Blue Origin Mission Operations Center.
>Another Successful Blue Ring mission reversal! A simulated Blue Ring, flown via our Blue Origin Mission Operations Center. Practice makes perfect…
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 13 days ago
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MIT AeroAstro 2026 Minta Martin Lecture: Tory Bruno, Blue Origin
youtube.comu/Royal_Platform_6754 — 14 days ago
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Tory Bruno on X: Shaking it up. The Honeybee Robotics ORCA robotic arm on the vibe table.
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 14 days ago
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Blue Origin on X: Manufacturing isn't just happening here. It's evolving here. Catch a first look at our latest podcast episode, where we get real about robotics, precision, and what it takes to build at scale.
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 14 days ago
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Planetary Protection Directive From NASA Administrator Isaacman
astrobiology.comu/Royal_Platform_6754 — 16 days ago
Dave Limp on X: We’re going vertical! The first module is placed on the vehicle access tower. Five more modules to go as we work toward returning to flight this year.
https://x.com/davill/status/2104949805441335700
> We’re going vertical! The first module is placed on the vehicle access tower. We’ve added two floors and guard rails for access, along with cryo control skids and environmental control system piping and filter boxes. Five more modules to go as we work toward returning to flight this year.
> A lot of hard work behind this. Couldn’t be prouder of the team.
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 16 days ago
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FAA draft environmental assessment released for increasing maximum annual New Glenn launch cadence at Space Launch Complex 36A from 12 to 50 launches per year.
faa.govu/Royal_Platform_6754 — 16 days ago
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NSF Space Coast Live: A second attempt at the tower module lift that was previously cut short.
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 16 days ago
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Tory Bruno on X: Another Blue ground station going in. Who can guess where this one is?
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 17 days ago
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SpaceX on X: Splashdown confirmed. Congratulations to the entire SpaceX team on the first orbital flight of Starship!
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 17 days ago
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Starlink on X: Views from of one of the first 26 Starlink V3 satellites successfully deployed to orbit by Starship
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 17 days ago
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Northrop Grumman Advances Operational Capability for the PWSA With Delivery of 21 Satellites
news.northropgrumman.comu/Royal_Platform_6754 — 17 days ago
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Rick Neale on X: During a Blue Origin-hosted event, CEO Dave Limp just said “we still think we have a path to launch this year” amid a massive rebuilding effort after the New Glenn rocket explosion.
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 17 days ago
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Eric Berger: In Houston at the Off World conference today, NASA’s Jared Isaacman said there would be an “Artemis acceleration” event to discuss plans to bring forward the Artemis IV lunar landing in “early October.”
x.comu/Royal_Platform_6754 — 22 days ago
Andrew Parsonson on X: ESA's response. It reads a little like they're tired of Isaacman publicly discussing these things while negotiations are still underway.
u/Royal_Platform_6754 — 22 days ago