For the first time, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture has put a payload in orbit using its heavy-lift New Glenn rocket.

but the site where Blue Origin is allowing journalists to view the launch is a few miles away at a beachfront hotel on Cocoa Beach. The rocket is lit up with a bright flame where vented propellant ...

Before launch, a bright nearly full ... reflecting its bright flames into the ocean. The rumble from the powerful rocket then overtook the sounds of crashing waves drowning out the crowd’s ...

For the first time since its founding, nearly a quarter of a century ago, Blue Origin had reached orbit. The long-awaited debut launch of the New Glenn rocket, a super-heavy lift vehicle developed ...

The flames illuminated night into ... the second stage of New Glenn reached orbit. The launch was a major success for Blue Origin, Mr. Bezos’ rocket company. It should quiet critics who say ...

Whether the rocket exploded or suffered some other malfunction and crashed into the sea was not immediately known. But company officials said before launch that they would learn from any anomalies ...

Instead, the space agency has released a stunning video featuring the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket engines and boosters in place of the usual flames. It’s a fiery spectacle that brings the ...

Blue Origin pushed again its planned debut launch of its New Glenn rocket from the Space Coast ... Blue Origin’s BE-4 engines using the blue flame-burning combination of liquid oxygen and ...

Blue Origin and SpaceX both launched rockets on 16 January, but while Jeff Bezos's company saw a launch success with New Glenn, Elon Musk's Starship exploded. What does this mean for the future of the ...

Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket blasted off Thursday from a launchpad near Cape Canaveral, Fla., with flames pouring out from its booster. Liftoff marked a years-in-the-making milestone for Bezos ...

the 320-foot tall rocket’s seven BE-4 engines ignited liquid oxygen and liquid methane propellant to generate a combined 3.8 million pounds-force of thrust, sending it off in a ball of flames.