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In the time since the loss of NG-4, teams have been working 24/7 to clear debris and start on major repairs. Blue Origin continues to highlight its intent of launching again this year, which would be an incredibly fast turnaround given the damage the pad sustained. Earlier today, the company released an official 5-phase plan to return to flight. This includes some major changes to the pad's design and how New Glenn integrates with it. Here I will go more in-depth into Blue Origin's progress, pad cleanup, the new design, and more. Cleaning Debris Immediately after the loss of the…
Blue Origin Is Making Progress On New Glenn’s Launch Pad
In the time since the loss of NG-4, teams have…
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