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Blue Originâs New Glenn Reaches Orbit
New Glenn safely reached its intended orbit during today's NG-1 mission, accomplishing our primary objective.
New Glennâs seven BE-4 engines ignited on January 16, 2025, at 2:03 a.m. EST (0703 UTC) from Launch Complex 36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
The second stage is in its final orbit following two successful burns of the BE-3U engines. The Blue Ring Pathfinder is receiving data and performing well. We lost the booster during descent.
âIâm incredibly proud New Glenn achieved orbit on its first attempt,â said Dave Limp, CEO, Blue Origin. âWe knew landing our booster, So Youâre Telling Me Thereâs a Chance, on the first try was an ambitious goal. Weâll learn a lot from today and try again at our next launch this spring. Thank you to all of Team Blue for this incredible milestone.â
New Glenn is foundational to advancing our customersâ critical missions as well as our own. The vehicle underpins our efforts to establish sustained human presence on the Moon, harness in-space resources, provide multi-mission, multi-orbit mobility through Blue Ring, and establish destinations in low Earth orbit. Future New Glenn missions will carry the Blue Moon Mark 1 cargo lander and the Mark 2 crewed lander to the Moon as part of NASAâs Artemis program.
The program has several vehicles in production and multiple years of orders. Customers include NASA, Amazonâs Project Kuiper, AST SpaceMobile, and several telecommunications providers, among others. Blue Origin is certifying New Glenn with the U.S. Space Force for the National Security Space Launch (NSSL) program to meet emerging national security objectives.
"Today marks a new era for Blue Origin and for commercial space," said Jarrett Jones, Senior Vice President, New Glenn. "We're focused on ramping our launch cadence and manufacturing rates. My heartfelt thanks to everyone at Blue Origin for the tremendous amount of work in making today's success possible, and to our customers and the space community for their continuous support. We felt that immensely today."
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New Glenn safely reached its intended orbit during today's NG-1 mission, accomplishing our primary objective.
New Glennâs seven BE-4 engines ignited on January 16, 2025, at 2:03 a.m. EST (0703 UTC) from Launch Complex 36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
The second stage is in its final orbit following two successful burns of the BE-3U engines. The Blue Ring Pathfinder is receiving data and performing well. We lost the booster during descent.
âIâm incredibly proud New Glenn achieved orbit on its first attempt,â said Dave Limp, CEO, Blue Origin. âWe knew landing our booster, So Youâre Telling Me Thereâs a Chance, on the first try was an ambitious goal. Weâll learn a lot from today and try again at our next launch this spring. Thank you to all of Team Blue for this incredible milestone.â
New Glenn is foundational to advancing our customersâ critical missions as well as our own. The vehicle underpins our efforts to establish sustained human presence on the Moon, harness in-space resources, provide multi-mission, multi-orbit mobility through Blue Ring, and establish destinations in low Earth orbit. Future New Glenn missions will carry the Blue Moon Mark 1 cargo lander and the Mark 2 crewed lander to the Moon as part of NASAâs Artemis program.
The program has several vehicles in production and multiple years of orders. Customers include NASA, Amazonâs Project Kuiper, AST SpaceMobile, and several telecommunications providers, among others. Blue Origin is certifying New Glenn with the U.S. Space Force for the National Security Space Launch (NSSL) program to meet emerging national security objectives.
"Today marks a new era for Blue Origin and for commercial space," said Jarrett Jones, Senior Vice President, New Glenn. "We're focused on ramping our launch cadence and manufacturing rates. My heartfelt thanks to everyone at Blue Origin for the tremendous amount of work in making today's success possible, and to our customers and the space community for their continuous support. We felt that immensely today."
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New Glenn Reaches Orbit on Inaugural NG-1 Mission
New Glenn successfully reached orbit on its inaugural NG-1 mission, with its seven BE-4 engines igniting on January 16, 2025, at Cape Canaveral. The second stage achieved its final orbit after two BE-3U burns. Though the booster was lost, the Blue Ring Pathfinder is performing well. This milestone supports future lunar endeavors and multiple missions, reinforcing human presence in space. Customers include NASA and Amazon's Project Kuiper. Blue Origin is working on U.S. Space Force certification.
