Blue Origin's Nov. 9 launch was scrubbed due to weather conditions at the Cape Canaveral launchpad.
Credit: Blue Origin
CAPE CANAVERAL—After securing a waiver from the FAA, Blue Origin said it will make a second attempt Nov. 12 to launch a New Glenn rocket carrying a pair of Mars-bound science satellites for NASA. As part of commercial airspace restrictions announced Nov. 7, the FAA curtailed space launch activities...
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