The upper stage for the debut New Glenn launch was rolled out to SLC-36 at Cape Canaveral SFS on Sept. 3 for a hot-fire test.
Credit: Blue Origin
CAPE CANAVERAL—NASA has pulled a pair of small science satellites from the inaugural launch of Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket due to concerns that the booster would not be ready to fly during the short planetary window needed to send the probes to Mars. Blue Origin had been targeting New Glenn’s...
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