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Sea State Conditions Continue To Delay New Glenn’s Maiden Flight
Earlier today only about 8 hours before the beginning of New Glenn's launch window, the company reported that they would be delaying the launch by one day to January 13th. The reason is due to sea state conditions which they pointed out are unfavorable for the booster landing. This is the second time the launch has been delayed by a day or two due to the sea state in the Atlantic. With this being the first New Glenn launch and landing attempt, it's clear the company wants the best conditions possible in order to land the booster. Sea State Delays…
Sea State Conditions Continue To Delay New Glenn’s Maiden Flight
Earlier today only about 8 hours before the beginning of…
Blue Origin’s New Glenn Now Has A Set Launch Date
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A Flight Capable New Glenn Is Vertical On The Pad
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How NASA Is Attempting To Redirect An Asteroid
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A Closer Look At Neutron’s New Design
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Boeing’s Starliner Program Has Now Reached $1.1 Billion In Losses
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How Rocket Lab Recovered Electron’s First Stage From Space
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An In-Depth Look At The First Commercial Space Station
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SpaceX’s Pad Upgrades Are About To Be Tested
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How NASA Decides What To Look At With JWST
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Falcon Heavy Is About To Launch The Heaviest Satellite In History
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