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A Blue Origin rocket exploded during a "hotfire test" at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on Thursday night. Everyone has been accounted for and is safe, Jeff Bezos, the company's founder, said. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said he was aware of the incident, which he called an "anomaly," and... show more

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A Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded Thursday night on a launch pad at Cape Canaveral in Florida. Blue Origin said there were no injuries from the incident. "We experienced an anomaly during today's hotfire test," the company said in a statement. "All personnel have been accounted for. We will provide updates as we learn more."

A Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded Thursday night on a launch pad at Cape Canaveral in Florida. Blue Origin said there were no injuries from the incident. "We experienced an anomaly during today's hotfire test," the company said in a statement. "All personnel have been accounted for. We will provide updates as we learn more."

CBS News

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MASSIVE FIREBALL: A Blue Origin rocket erupted in a fiery explosion on the launch pad during a “hotfire test” Thursday at Cape Canaveral, sending flames and smoke into the night sky. “All personnel have been accounted for. We will provide updates as we learn more,” Blue Origin said on X.

MASSIVE FIREBALL: A Blue Origin rocket erupted in a fiery explosion on the launch pad during a “hotfire test” Thursday at Cape Canaveral, sending flames and smoke into the night sky. “All personnel have been accounted for. We will provide updates as we learn more,” Blue Origin said on X.

NEWSMAX

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After unveiling the crew and scope of the Artemis 3 mission, during a press gaggle, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman was asked about the road to launch and whether the mission would proceed if one of the landers or the AxEMU suit wasn't ready. Here's what he said:

After unveiling the crew and scope of the Artemis 3 mission, during a press gaggle, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman was asked about the road to launch and whether the mission would proceed if one of the landers or the AxEMU suit wasn't ready. Here's what he said:

Spaceflight Now

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A Blue Origin rocket has exploded in a fireball during a late-night launchpad test - shaking nearby homes. Officials say no one was injured and that there is no threat to the public following the "anomaly" at Cape Canaveral in Florida.

A Blue Origin rocket has exploded in a fireball during a late-night launchpad test - shaking nearby homes. Officials say no one was injured and that there is no threat to the public following the "anomaly" at Cape Canaveral in Florida.

Sky News

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Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket exploded during a test in Florida on Thursday night. The explosion briefly painted the sky orange, with no one injured in the blast. Last month, the same rocket, New Glenn, failed a mission to deliver a satellite and prompted an investigation.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket exploded during a test in Florida on Thursday night. The explosion briefly painted the sky orange, with no one injured in the blast. Last month, the same rocket, New Glenn, failed a mission to deliver a satellite and prompted an investigation.

Al Jazeera English

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.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman tells me that once America returns to the moon, WE AREN'T LEAVING: "This is STEP ONE. I can't emphasize that enough. [Trump] created the Artemis program during his first term. And he said, 'we're not just going back to the moon to plant the flag and pick up rocks.' He wants an enduring presence. This might be Artemis II coming up. But our children someday are going to watch Artemis 100."

.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman tells me that once America returns to the moon, WE AREN'T LEAVING: "This is STEP ONE. I can't emphasize that enough. [Trump] created the Artemis program during his first term. And he said, 'we're not just going back to the moon to plant the flag and pick up rocks.' He wants an enduring presence. This might be Artemis II coming up. But our children someday are going to watch Artemis 100."

Glenn Beck

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🚨 WOW! Trump NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman just CONFIRMED plans to build a base on the moon, America will DOMINATE our adversaries "We're not launching moon rockets every 3 years after today. We're gonna start launching them every single YEAR." "When we go back, we go back to STAY. So what are we doing? We're getting back in the business of launching moon rockets with great frequency." "President Trump created the Artemis program during his first term, where he committed American astronauts to going back to the moon." "In the weeks ahead, Artemis II is gonna fly farther into space than ever before. Those four brave NASA astronauts are gonna go around the moon, come back safely to Earth." "We're gonna launch another mission, Artemis 3, in 2027, where we're gonna launch our astronauts into low Earth orbit, test out our systems, rendezvous with one or both of our lunar landers, get very comfortable." "We're gonna start buying down risk for 2028, where we're gonna prepare for up to two opportunities to land on the moon, achieve President Trump's objectives." NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman I voted for this! GREAT decision by Trump to appoint Isaacman.

🚨 WOW! Trump NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman just CONFIRMED plans to build a base on the moon, America will DOMINATE our adversaries "We're not launching moon rockets every 3 years after today. We're gonna start launching them every single YEAR." "When we go back, we go back to STAY. So what are we doing? We're getting back in the business of launching moon rockets with great frequency." "President Trump created the Artemis program during his first term, where he committed American astronauts to going back to the moon." "In the weeks ahead, Artemis II is gonna fly farther into space than ever before. Those four brave NASA astronauts are gonna go around the moon, come back safely to Earth." "We're gonna launch another mission, Artemis 3, in 2027, where we're gonna launch our astronauts into low Earth orbit, test out our systems, rendezvous with one or both of our lunar landers, get very comfortable." "We're gonna start buying down risk for 2028, where we're gonna prepare for up to two opportunities to land on the moon, achieve President Trump's objectives." NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman I voted for this! GREAT decision by Trump to appoint Isaacman.

Eric Daugherty

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🚨#BREAKING: New footage captured by nearby witnesses shows the massive explosion that occurred during a static fire test of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket. Blue Origin said in a statement: We experienced an anomaly during today's hotfire test. All personnel have been accounted for. We will provide updates as we learn more." The explosion was reportedly heard up to 15 miles away, while the massive fireball was allegedly visible from locations as far away as the Orlando, Florida area. The cause of the incident remains under investigation.

🚨#BREAKING: New footage captured by nearby witnesses shows the massive explosion that occurred during a static fire test of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket. Blue Origin said in a statement: We experienced an anomaly during today's hotfire test. All personnel have been accounted for. We will provide updates as we learn more." The explosion was reportedly heard up to 15 miles away, while the massive fireball was allegedly visible from locations as far away as the Orlando, Florida area. The cause of the incident remains under investigation.

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🚨 BREAKING — IT’S OFFICIAL: Jared Isaacman has been SWORN IN as Chief of NASA, and just left the Oval Office with President Trump You can’t listen to this interview and NOT be excited about America’s future in space. 🔥 Isaacman says he and Trump are FULLY aligned, and WILL get America back to the moon before 2028. Not just for a spacewalk, but to build a LUNAR BASE, as a gateway to Mars. “My objective is to ensure the President’s vision is achieved, and ideally AHEAD of schedule,” Isaacman said Jared Isaacman is the man to make it happen.

🚨 BREAKING — IT’S OFFICIAL: Jared Isaacman has been SWORN IN as Chief of NASA, and just left the Oval Office with President Trump You can’t listen to this interview and NOT be excited about America’s future in space. 🔥 Isaacman says he and Trump are FULLY aligned, and WILL get America back to the moon before 2028. Not just for a spacewalk, but to build a LUNAR BASE, as a gateway to Mars. “My objective is to ensure the President’s vision is achieved, and ideally AHEAD of schedule,” Isaacman said Jared Isaacman is the man to make it happen.

Nick Sortor

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.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman responds to Americans who say Artemis II is a waste of money and time: “The high ground of space matters [for national security] right now. We are going to the moon, but it's going to be different this time...we're going back to STAY. We're building a moon base and we're going to turn that moon base into a scientific and technological proving ground.”

.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman responds to Americans who say Artemis II is a waste of money and time: “The high ground of space matters [for national security] right now. We are going to the moon, but it's going to be different this time...we're going back to STAY. We're building a moon base and we're going to turn that moon base into a scientific and technological proving ground.”

Glenn Beck

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Newly-confirmed NASA administrator Jared Isaacman said “we’re just months away from sending American astronauts around the moon for the first time in more than half a century.” “We're going to want to get there, start the development of our lunar base, so I would say that's of pretty great interest,” Isaacman said. “There's an awful lot to learn on the moon, and it’s something we should be working on as we develop our deep space capabilities.” Isaacman spoke to CBS News’ Major Garrett on his plans for putting U.S. astronauts back on the moon and beyond.

Newly-confirmed NASA administrator Jared Isaacman said “we’re just months away from sending American astronauts around the moon for the first time in more than half a century.” “We're going to want to get there, start the development of our lunar base, so I would say that's of pretty great interest,” Isaacman said. “There's an awful lot to learn on the moon, and it’s something we should be working on as we develop our deep space capabilities.” Isaacman spoke to CBS News’ Major Garrett on his plans for putting U.S. astronauts back on the moon and beyond.

CBS News

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BREAKING: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Reveals Artemis II Set To Launch The First Week of April; Says This Is The Most Important Space Mission In Half A Century “We have a variety of windows where alignment with the moon supports launching the mission. The next window that's approaching is…the first week of April. We've had to do a lot of work on the rocket because honestly, this will be the most important human space flight mission in more than a half century, so we want to get it right.” LA Times Media Group LA Times Studios

BREAKING: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Reveals Artemis II Set To Launch The First Week of April; Says This Is The Most Important Space Mission In Half A Century “We have a variety of windows where alignment with the moon supports launching the mission. The next window that's approaching is…the first week of April. We've had to do a lot of work on the rocket because honestly, this will be the most important human space flight mission in more than a half century, so we want to get it right.” LA Times Media Group LA Times Studios

Catherine Herridge

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NASA Administrator: 'The U.S. WILL have a Moon Base in the NEXT 5 years.' Here's how were going to do it... "We’re going to start launching in early 2027. We are going to literally start putting landers— these are uncrewed robotic landers and rovers— on the surface of the moon on a near monthly cadence starting in 2027." Space X and Blue Origin will be critical private partners in building the base. Where will we get the energy to sustain a moon base? NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman tells me "We're eventually going to have a nuclear power plant on the moon." "We are we are going to experiment. Phase 1 is all about lots of landers, lots of rovers packed with science instruments, packed with tech demonstrations. We are going to have solar power. We are going to have nuclear powered RTGs."

NASA Administrator: 'The U.S. WILL have a Moon Base in the NEXT 5 years.' Here's how were going to do it... "We’re going to start launching in early 2027. We are going to literally start putting landers— these are uncrewed robotic landers and rovers— on the surface of the moon on a near monthly cadence starting in 2027." Space X and Blue Origin will be critical private partners in building the base. Where will we get the energy to sustain a moon base? NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman tells me "We're eventually going to have a nuclear power plant on the moon." "We are we are going to experiment. Phase 1 is all about lots of landers, lots of rovers packed with science instruments, packed with tech demonstrations. We are going to have solar power. We are going to have nuclear powered RTGs."

Benny Johnson

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🇺🇸 SUPERCUT - BEZOS’ ROCKET GOES BOOM Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket, owned by Jeff Bezos, exploded on the launch pad in Florida. The rocket was supposed to launch a batch of satellites for Amazon's Leo network, which competes with Starlink. Amazon stated that the satellites were not yet on the rocket at the time of the explosion. Blue Origin stated that the rocket encountered an "anomaly." We can see that, lol. So, Starlink remains the only game in town for now

🇺🇸 SUPERCUT - BEZOS’ ROCKET GOES BOOM Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket, owned by Jeff Bezos, exploded on the launch pad in Florida. The rocket was supposed to launch a batch of satellites for Amazon's Leo network, which competes with Starlink. Amazon stated that the satellites were not yet on the rocket at the time of the explosion. Blue Origin stated that the rocket encountered an "anomaly." We can see that, lol. So, Starlink remains the only game in town for now

Lord Bebo

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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announces major Artemis overhaul 🚀 • SLS rockets standardized to near Block 1 configuration • Launch cadence accelerated from every 3 years to every 10 months • Artemis III pulled forward to 2027; will rendezvous with lunar lander providers in low Earth orbit • Up to two crewed lunar landing missions planned for 2028 • Focus on rebuilding ground systems workforce and operational muscle memory “We need less needless complexity, less distraction, more launches, more operational muscle memory, and extreme focus on the mission" "We gladly accept the challenge of returning NASA astronauts to the moon after more than a half century — and this time, to build a moon base to stay" 🇺🇸 (via NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman)

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announces major Artemis overhaul 🚀 • SLS rockets standardized to near Block 1 configuration • Launch cadence accelerated from every 3 years to every 10 months • Artemis III pulled forward to 2027; will rendezvous with lunar lander providers in low Earth orbit • Up to two crewed lunar landing missions planned for 2028 • Focus on rebuilding ground systems workforce and operational muscle memory “We need less needless complexity, less distraction, more launches, more operational muscle memory, and extreme focus on the mission" "We gladly accept the challenge of returning NASA astronauts to the moon after more than a half century — and this time, to build a moon base to stay" 🇺🇸 (via NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman)

Latest in space

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.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman reveals the plans for Artemis III, Artemis IV and the moon base: “Artemis III in 2027 is going to be very Apollo 9-esque, where we will rendezvous the spacecraft Orion with the landers, but we‘re going to do it in Earth orbit... In 2028, you’re going to have Artemis IV, which will actually land NASA astronauts on the moon. In parallel, we’re building the moon base. Starting in early 2027, you are going to see robotic uncrewed landings on a nearly monthly cadence... building the base so when the astronauts arrive, they have a lot of equipment to work with.”

.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman reveals the plans for Artemis III, Artemis IV and the moon base: “Artemis III in 2027 is going to be very Apollo 9-esque, where we will rendezvous the spacecraft Orion with the landers, but we‘re going to do it in Earth orbit... In 2028, you’re going to have Artemis IV, which will actually land NASA astronauts on the moon. In parallel, we’re building the moon base. Starting in early 2027, you are going to see robotic uncrewed landings on a nearly monthly cadence... building the base so when the astronauts arrive, they have a lot of equipment to work with.”

Glenn Beck

237,091 views • 4 months ago

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says the primary objective of the Artemis II’s trip around the moon is “to gather data from the ECLSS system, the life support system on the Orion spacecraft,” which will be used in future missions. “Learning as much as we can about Orion is critically important because Artemis III is a year away,” he says. “That's where we're going to test the same spacecraft with our lunar landers. Followed up in 2028 by Artemis IV, where we're going to use this spacecraft, transfer crew to the landers, and put American astronauts back on the surface of the moon.”

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says the primary objective of the Artemis II’s trip around the moon is “to gather data from the ECLSS system, the life support system on the Orion spacecraft,” which will be used in future missions. “Learning as much as we can about Orion is critically important because Artemis III is a year away,” he says. “That's where we're going to test the same spacecraft with our lunar landers. Followed up in 2028 by Artemis IV, where we're going to use this spacecraft, transfer crew to the landers, and put American astronauts back on the surface of the moon.”

Face The Nation

97,304 views • 4 months ago

BREAKING: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman just LAUDED the Artemis II crew as "absolutely professional astronauts" and "ambassadors from humanity to the stars." He declares America is "back in the business of sending astronauts to the moon" with regular missions ahead, culminating in a 2028 landing and lunar base. It's clear that this is just the beginning.

BREAKING: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman just LAUDED the Artemis II crew as "absolutely professional astronauts" and "ambassadors from humanity to the stars." He declares America is "back in the business of sending astronauts to the moon" with regular missions ahead, culminating in a 2028 landing and lunar base. It's clear that this is just the beginning.

Andrew Kolvet

31,826 views • 3 months ago

Our four astronauts aboard Orion said it was a great ride during launch. Artemis II is on its way to the Moon. This mission is critical in setting us up for success for our next missions -- Artemis III, Artemis IV, and beyond.

Our four astronauts aboard Orion said it was a great ride during launch. Artemis II is on its way to the Moon. This mission is critical in setting us up for success for our next missions -- Artemis III, Artemis IV, and beyond.

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman

62,887 views • 4 months ago