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'A pretty significant setback': How Blue Origin's rocket explosion affects NASA's moon plans

The recent explosion of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket during a routine test is a big setback for the private spaceflight company, and will likely have implications for NASA's Artemis program timeline...

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Blue Origin’s rocket explosion is a big setback for NASA’s moon goals

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Blue Origin rocket explodes during ground test

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Blue Origin plans to launch New Glenn again this year after explosion

Blue Origin is planning to fly its New Glenn rocket again in 2026 despite last week’s massive explosion, according to CEO Dave Limp.

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This space stock is rising as Blue Origin predicts quick recovery from big explosion

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'Very rough day': Jeff Bezos says Blue Origin will rebuild after New Glenn explodes in launchpad fireball

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Amazon's satellite internet chief addresses Blue Origin explosion: Read the memo

He said the satellites "were not on the vehicle" and remained secure at the company's processing facility at Kennedy Space Center.

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Blue Origin explosion ‘huge setback for everyone in space community’, ESA chief says

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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin Suffers New Glenn Explosion—Elon Musk Says 'Hope You Recover…'

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Seeing double with the Artemis 2 rocket boosters | Space photo of the day for May 26, 2026

The two boosters hang out mid-air after separation.

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Blue Origin rocket exploded on launchpad, throwing the future of NASA’s Artemis program into question

During an evening test fire on May 28, 2026, a Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded, engulfing the launchpad in a massive fireball. The spectacular fire, caught on video, not only destroyed the rocket but also appears to have significantly damaged Blue Origin’s only launchpad at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

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The most powerful rocket ever built is now even bigger and more powerful. But will it work?

SpaceX is set to reignite a make-or-break testing campaign of its Starship megarocket — and the stakes are high for the company, NASA and beyond.

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How Fast Can NASA's Artemis II's Spacecraft Orion Reach Space?

Artemis II is ready for its historic lunar mission. The massive rocket and Orion spacecraft are now sitting at the Launch Complex 39B after an hours-long, four-mile journey from the assembly building, where they underwent final checks. This was not NASA's ...