Blue Origin became the second company after SpaceX to recover an orbital-class booster.
Credit: Blue Origin
Blue Origin took 10 months to address the one part of its first New Glenn rocket launch that was not successful: landing the booster. That milestone was met with New Glenn-2 (NG-2), which lifted off from Cape Canaveral SFS on Nov. 13 with the primary goal of dispatching a pair of NASA science...
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