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Arrival! The Blue Origin Jacklyn barge returns to Cape Canaveral empty-handed, following the successful first flight of New Glenn. The first stage helped push Blue Ring to orbit but failed to make it down again for a landing attempt. The barge is unscathed with no noted debris, as expected...

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