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Blue Origin New Glenn rocket launched for third time ever today (April 19) — but for the first time with previously flown hardware. Shortly after separation. the first stage of the rocket successfully landed on a droneship in the Atlantic Ocean. The mission, called NG-3, attempted to deliver BlueBird... show more

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liten drage5 months ago

@blueorigin FYI, Astronaut @astro_reid just dropped raw footage of Earthset, watching Earth slowly set behind the Moon from space - “This is uncropped, uncut with 8x zoom which is quite comparable to the view of the human eye” 🇺🇸

Silence Dogood 𝕏 🇺🇸5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin After Elon's successes....

Paul Jaszewski5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin Blue Origin will always be second to Space-X.

“Papaw” Barrett5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin Seems BlueO and Boeing have something in common. They both STINK at rockets. Maybe focus on rocket science and forget the DEI homo agenda. smh

Chris DeRosa5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin And the satellite failed to make its proper orbit. $ASTS

🏊‍♂️🇺🇲🥓🥃⚓🐘5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin Unfortunately they have announced that it will be deoritted.

alex hernandez5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin Very cool

Hi🔑 Heike Jost 🇺🇸🇩🇪human being5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin 🎯on the boat ! Congrats!

Mr.Delux5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin Thanxs Space X

stArywood5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin A lot of things are gonna happen really quick and let’s go to the vergence Mars is here

Lord Tweet5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin Oh great, now I'm going to have to pay even more for the SpaceX IPO.

Something´s rotten5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin good thing Bezos made the rocket more pointy...

ᠪᠠᠶᠠᠷᠠ 🇺🇦5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin Is it bigger than falcon heavy?

01011010105 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin Is it just me? Looks super reel.

Ivan;🫀deChileno🇨🇱5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin ✅✅✅✅👍

⚡ CharliΞ🔋Ξlectric5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin I wonder if the failure was during ignition of the stage 2. There was a weird trajectory re-orientation just at the beginning of the burn.

Mathew5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin @grok fact check this claim

Karl Reimers5 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin NICE!!!

✨👸🏼Material Girl👸🏼✨4 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin

Coonass695 months ago

@JeffBezos @blueorigin WHY DO WE NEED NASA

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