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    Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket completes crucial test fire
    New Glenn rocket is scheduled to launch in November

    Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket completes crucial test fire

    By Akash Pandey
    Sep 26, 2024
    10:48 am

    What's the story

    Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket has successfully completed its first second-stage hot fire test.

    The significant milestone was achieved this week, marking a critical step in the rocket's development.

    The test, which lasted for 15 seconds, was designed to validate the interactions between various subsystems of the rocket, its two BE-3U engines, and ground control systems.

    Launch preparation

    Paving way for launch procedures

    The successful test fire of the New Glenn rocket also provided an opportunity for the launch operations team to rehearse launch procedures.

    This practice is crucial in preparation for New Glenn's scheduled November launch.

    The rocket, developed by Jeff Bezos's company Blue Origin, is seen as a competitor to SpaceX in terms of space exploration capabilities.

    Mission update

    New Glenn's initial mission and future plans

    Initially, New Glenn was slated to launch the smallsat ESCAPADE in collaboration with NASA this year. However, this mission has been canceled.

    The rocket's first mission (NG-1) is now set to transport Blue Origin's new Blue Ring orbital platform into space.

    The company plans to launch this mission from Cape Canaveral, Florida, two months later.

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