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Private space company Blue Origin announced it is planning to fly the Blue Ring logistics spacecraft on an undisclosed Space Force mission

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Blue Origin is building a space logistics vehicle called Blue Ring, the company announced Monday. The spacecraft is designed to provide in-space services

Amazon streamlined logistics for moving goods, and Amazon Web Services does the same for many operations on the internet. Now, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture has announced (in a brief post not much longer than this one) a familiar approach for its Blue Ring spacecraft platform and In-Space Systems business unit, built to support missions “in medium Earth orbit out to the cislunar region and beyond.”

It was two years ago when Blue Origin held the headlines. Back in 2021, the business spawned from Jeff Bezos' mind was conducting its first-ever cre...

Blue Origin's Blue Ring can host and/or deploy 1,100-lb.-class satellites on a dozen generic ESPA and ESPA Grande ports.

Blue Ring could be the future space cloud, and much more

The orbital delivery platform, named Blue Ring, underscores Jeff Bezos’s ongoing ambitions in space.

We speak to the CEO of one of the UK’s new generation of space technology start-ups, now part of defence and aerospace giant BAE Systems