Blue Origin test-fired its second New Glenn rocket Oct. 30, one of the final milestones before a launch expected in November.

The massive New Glenn will rumble into flight from Launch Complex 36 — a vantage point readily visible from the Cape ...

Blue Origin is nearly ready to launch its second New Glenn rocket with the FAA approving launch windows later this week.

Blue Origin's powerful New Glenn rocket has successfully completed a static fire test ahead of launching NASA's ESCAPADE ...

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket conducted a test fire ahead of the upcoming Florida launch. Here's what we know.

Those on the Space Coast can see Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket upright on the Cape Canaveral launch pad as its second launch approaches.

In a major stride toward the future of private spaceflight, Blue Origin has conducted a powerful engine test for its ...

What seemed like a quiet morning at Kennedy Space Center on Oct. 8 quickly turned eventful -- as Blue Origin suddenly rolled out the booster for its upcoming launch from the Cape. The 188-foot first ...

It's not every day you see a Blue Origin rocket booster roll past, but that's what happened today for folks standing at the Kennedy Space Center Press Site. The New Glenn rocket is being prepared for ...

The first stage of the rocket, which is reusable like rival SpaceX's Falcon 9, was showcased in a video posted by the company's CEO Dave Limp on social media on Wednesday ahead of the NS-36 launch, ...

Hasn't BO said they need this booster to survive so they can keep their launch cadence for next years launches? That seems like it's more than just a cost problem. Click to expand... Good point. I was ...