Blue Origin returned to its New Shepard test flight campaign on Sunday with its eighth flight of its reusable rocket. The short hop will include numerous payloads, which launched in the capsule section from Blue Origin’s test site in West Texas. Launch occurred around 17:07 UTC after some slight delays due to local thunderstorms and numerous holds during the latter part of the countdown.
One of the flagship engines that will play a heavy role in the next phase…
Blue Origin returned to its impressive New Shepard test flight program with a new phase…
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