Tanks may be especially dangerous to handle ... to recover fairing pieces as they fall back toward Earth, Blue Origin’s New Glenn was expected to dispose of its nose cone in the ocean.

Tanks may be especially dangerous to handle ... And while SpaceX tries to recover fairing pieces as they fall back toward Earth, Blue Origin’s New Glenn was expected to dispose of its nose cone in the ...

chief executive of Blue Origin, said at the Commercial Space Conference Feb. 12 that the vehicle remained important to the company even as it debuts the New Glenn orbital rocket and works on the ...

One of the pieces seemed to be a charred but largely intact fuel tank ... minor debris from New Glenn’s fairing washed ashore in Abaco, Bahamas, over the weekend,” Blue Origin says in a ...

Blue Origin, billionaire Jeff Bezos’ aerospace company, is laying off more than 1,000 workers companywide, including at its West Texas launchpad, in a workforce restructuring. The company's ...

Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp told staffers the cuts would enable the company to scale New Glenn manufacturing and accelerate the pace of rocket launches. WATCH: Blue Origin CEO talks about the ...

Blue Origin’s New Glenn flew the other with that heavy-lift rocket’s debut launch in January. Its next flight could be for NASA this spring. NASA just gave New Glenn a Category 1 certification ...

This week, flaming debris from a SpaceX launch vehicle streaked across the skies over Germany, while what may have been a fuel tank landed ... part of the Blue Origin New Glenn rocket’s nose ...