Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket was set to conduct its tenth test flight on Tuesday – marking another step towards launching paying customers into suborbital space. However, with the launch window at Blue Origin’s test site in West Texas set to open at 14:30 UTC, New Shepard’s launch was scrubbed due to an issue with ground equipment. When a new launch date is set – which is now set for early in 2019 – it will be the third test flight to carry a host of NASA experiments along for the ride.
Blue Origin is making the final preparations for crewed spaceflight in West Texas. Meanwhile, at…
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Blue Origin has conducted a test flight of its New Shepard suborbital system. Aimed at…