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  1. Blue Origin Pivots: Pauses New Shepard to Focus on Moon & New Glenn

    Blue Origin has announced a two-year pause of its New Shepard suborbital tourism program to reallocate resources toward NASA’s $3.6 billion Blue Moon lunar lander and the New Glenn orbital rocket. The company has completed 38 suborbital flights si...
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  2. Blue Origin Reuses New Glenn Booster, But AST SpaceMobile's BlueBird 7 Is Stranded in Wrong Orbit

    Blue Origin refurbished and re-flew a New Glenn first stage for the first time on the NG-3 mission, landing the booster at sea on its second flight. The upper stage underperformed. Preliminary data indicate one of the two BE-3U engines did not pro...
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  3. FAA Grounds New Glenn, Orders Mishap Investigation

    The FAA grounded New Glenn on Monday and ordered a mishap investigation into the NG-3 upper-stage underperformance. The agency must approve Blue Origin's final report and any corrective actions before returning to flight. Blue Origin's tentative f...
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  4. NASA Seeks Alternative Launcher for Blue Moon Landers After New Glenn Pad Explosion

    NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman stated publicly on June 5, 2026 that the agency is evaluating alternative launch vehicles for Blue Origin's Blue Moon Mark 1 cargo lander after the May 28 explosion of a New Glenn rocket during a static fire test ...
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