The burn duration simulated what New Glenn will attempt to achieve during the landing burn of the first stage.
Credit: Blue Origin
Blue Origin fired up the seven engines on its New Glenn rocket late Oct. 30, clearing one of the last milestones ahead of the company’s second orbital launch. “All engines performed nominally with a 38-sec.-duration test, including all seven engines operating at 100% thrust for 22 sec.,” Blue Origin...
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