Blue Origin, New Shepard and Rocket Launch
Bezos’ Blue Origin Cuts 10% of Jobs to Ramp Up Rocket Launches
Blue Origin is reportedly planning on letting go of approximately 10% of its workforce—about 1,000 employees—nearly a month after the inaugural liftoff of New Glenn. The company is hoping to focus on growth over the next few years, increasing the production and launch cadence of its new giant rocket.
A Blue Origin spacecraft will attempt to mimic lunar gravity in a daring maneuver during a planned Tuesday morning launch from West Texas.
If all goes according to plan, New Shepard — a reusable rocket-capsule combo — will lift off on Tuesday from Blue Origin's West Texas launch site at 11:00 a.m. EST (1600 GMT; 10:00 a.m. local Texas ...
For the first time, Blue Origin put its New Shepard suborbital rocket ship through a couple of minutes' worth of moon-level ...
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Blue Origin scrubs landmark New Shepard moon-gravity launch due to weather, rocket glitchBlue Origin will have to wait a bit longer to get its first-ever moon-gravity mission off the ground. The company, which was founded by Amazon's Jeff Bezos, had planned to launch its New ...
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Blue Origin spins up lunar gravity for New Shepard flightBlue Origin has sent its reusable New Shepard rocket on another suborbital lob, this time simulating lunar gravity for ...
Blue Origin announced plans to lay off about 10% of its workforce — or more than 1,000 employees — nearly a month after the ...
Blue Origin plans to trim its headcount by roughly 10%, according to a company-wide email sent by CEO Dave Limp that was ...
Blue Origin’s NS-29 mission simulated Moon gravity to support lunar research, with key experiments funded by NASA.
Dave Limp tells Commercial Space Conference attendees what it's going to take to get back to the Moon and eventually Mars via ...
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