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We successfully tested the rapid retract system yesterday, simulating disconnect during a New Glenn launch. The retract system ensures the transporter erector is quickly positioned away from New Glenn at liftoff to provide flyout clearance. We’ve been out on the pad testing since late May and plan to roll...

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A new high resolution satellite image shows the Blue Origin's New Glenn launch pad following the rocket's explosion a few days ago. The largely damaged launch site can be clearly seen in detail. View and compare:
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