#Blue Origin

Blue Origin's New Glenn nailed its second booster landing, but AST SpaceMobile's BlueBird 7 satellite ended up in the wrong orbit—effectively useless. What this split outcome reveals about the space race.

Blue Origin successfully reflew an orbital-class booster for the first time, but New Glenn's upper stage failed on its third mission — raising questions about NASA's Artemis timeline.

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket nailed its first booster reuse — but lost a customer satellite to a botched upper stage. What this split verdict means for the space industry, NASA's moon plans, and the race against SpaceX.

Blue Origin's New Glenn is set to refly a used booster, directly challenging SpaceX's grip on orbital launch. If it works, a three-way satellite internet race begins—and your 'No Service' problem gets a lot more interesting.

Blue Origin's Endurance and China's Chang'e 7 are both headed to the Moon's south pole this year. The race for lunar water ice is no longer theoretical.

NASA's inspector general says fixed-price contracts with SpaceX and Blue Origin for lunar landers are working. But the report also reveals how much we still don't know.

For nearly two decades, Blue Origin employees held stock options that had no clear path to value. A new plan changes that—and signals something bigger about where the company is headed.

Blue Origin and SpaceX faced the same dilemma about reusing rocket upper stages. Their different choices reveal the complex economics of space launch.

Blue Origin pauses New Shepard suborbital flights for two years, effectively ending a program that flew 98 people to space since 2015. The move signals a strategic shift and raises questions about the commercial viability of space tourism.

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket is scheduled to launch AST SpaceMobile's Block 2 BlueBird satellite in late February 2026, featuring the reuse of the NG-2 booster.

Blue Origin announces TeraWave, a multi-orbit satellite network offering up to 6Tb bandwidth for enterprise customers. Deployment starts late 2027.

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin announces TeraWave, a megaconstellation of 5,408 satellites designed to deliver data speeds of up to 6Tbps anywhere on Earth.