#NewGlenn’s inaugural mission aims to send NASA’s ESCAPADE to Mars, with a launch date no earlier than October 13.

GS1's heart is the aft module, which contains most of the stage’s avionics, hydraulics, fluids, pneumatic systems, and landing gear. Its primary purpose is to distribute the thrust load from our seven BE-4 engines to the rest of the vehicle. Up next: Integrating all the BE-4s

The dream 💙 Welcome back to Earth!

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Cool shot, glad you could catch the launch today!

A successful crewed mission. ✅ #NS26

Jacklyn, our #NewGlenn landing vessel, is arriving very soon. Sneak peek:

Go #BE3U! Go #GS2!🔥🔥

Welcome to Florida, Jacklyn! As the pieces of the puzzle continue to fall into place, Blue Origin’s maiden flight of #NewGlenn is inching closer. Their landing vessel arrived this morning at sunrise.

Blue Origin's New Glenn landing barge does a twirl for the camera 😉 nsf.live/spacecoast

POV: you're the Blue Origin first stage of #NewGlenn, about to touch down aboard their landing platform vessel 'Jacklyn'🚀

Jacklyn arrives at sunrise with the skies over Cape Canaveral alight.

Amazingly, Jacklyn’s landing pad is the same size as New Shepard’s—200 feet in diameter. And yet, New Glenn’s booster is 188 feet tall with seven engines versus New Shepard’s, which is 54 feet tall with one engine. This comes down to physics—it’s easier to balance a broom on your

Jacklyn, Blue Origin’s sea-based landing platform, arrived at Port Canaveral today ahead of the first launch of New Glenn, during which Blue Origin will attempt to land the rocket’s reusable first-stage booster 📷: Blue Origin

JACKLYN IS HERE: The long-awaited Blue Origin landing platform vessel (LPV1) for their New Glenn rocket booster has arrived at Port Canaveral. The vessel is named after Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos ' mother. The Harvey Stone towed the vessel into Port Canaveral with assistance

Missing: 🍌 for scale

PART 2 tour of Blue Origin with Jeff Bezos is LIVE!!! Join us for a tour of Blue Origin's New Glenn massive launch pad, LC-36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida! - youtu.be/Hu8SlfmpKM4

Fun fact: #PolarisDawn crew now hold the record for highest orbit around Earth at ~1400 km! 📸 collectSPACE May the next record happen far sooner than ~58 years 🤞

Some of you recently asked additional questions about Comet, the thermal protection system we created for #NewGlenn, and whether we’ll paint it on our vehicle. We could—but have chosen not to for a variety of reasons, including adding unnecessary weight. It has been applied on