It's been 4 months since New Glenn exploded, and there's 3 months until next year - we're over halfway to the return-to-flight deadline. So, is @BlueOrigin's launch pad repair work also halfway complete? →

@blueorigin Jeff is quite accurate in his timelines. Almost certainly a New Glenn launch ~11 weeks

@J_A_Rees_94 @blueorigin My guess is the next New Glenn launch will be in March.

Not seeing the construction like you do at Starbase it’s really hard to tell. However given their history it doesn’t seem possible. They have a lot on their plate to get done. Just having one functional pad is going to the most important thing but they changed the concept. My opinion is no.

@blueorigin 5+ years is my estimation.

@NASASpaceflight @blueorigin @grok summarize the video

@blueorigin Wait so the booster took out the pad deck instead of sticking the landing? That's gonna be way more than a patch job.

@blueorigin Elon's response was epic, "rockets are hard." Yeah, ya think?

@NASASpaceflight @blueorigin January would be incredible and would be completely fine.

@blueorigin They will nail it.

@blueorigin Must be on Elon Time

@blueorigin Blue Origin, Boeing you can never trust.

@blueorigin If they seriously pick up the pace in the coming months, they could get a flight in before 2028

@SpaceX edit hype

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@blueorigin Not going to b happen

@blueorigin I have hope they seem serious. Canada spaceport too small otherwise they could have launchf rom here