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Mammoth rocket stage for Blue Origin New Glenn goes for Space Coast ride

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER — A first stage of Blue Origin’s massive New Glenn rocket became king of the road for a day making a trip from the factory to its launch complex on Wednesday. Transported by a series of multiwheeled carriages and an arching structure, the 189-foot-tall first stage for what will be a 320-foot-tall rocket when fully assembled traveled horizontally on a 22-mile trip from the ...
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Mammoth rocket stage for Blue Origin New Glenn goes for sideways ride on Space Coast

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER — A first stage of Blue Origin’s massive New Glenn rocket became king of the road for a day making a trip from the factory to its launch complex on Wednesday. Transported by a series of multiwheeled carriages and an arching structure, the 189-foot-tall first stage for what will be a 320-foot-tall rocket when fully assembled traveled horizontally on a 22-mile trip from the ...
United States Mark Peller Jeff Bezos Kennedy Space Center Vehicle Assembly Building United Launch Alliance
Source: yahoo.com

NASA's Robotic Moonshot: First US Private Robotic Artemis Mission Launches

NASA's Peregrine lander, launched on ULA's Vulcan rocket, will study the Moon's surface and environment, aiding in future human exploration. It's scheduled to land on February 23 for a 10-day mission. Carrying NASA scientific instruments as part of its Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative
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Fuel leak may put at risk first private U.S. lunar landing

The first U.S. moon-landing attempt in more than 50 years appeared unlikely after a private company's spacecraft developed a "critical" fuel leak just hours after Monday's launch. The NASA-financed robotic lunar lander named Peregrine was launched from Florida. It was designed by and is operated by Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic Technology. The fuel loss that would interfere with the craft's ability to achieve a sun-facing position so the solar panel couldn't collect enoug...
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