Blue Origin’s New Shepard completed its 35th mission from Launch Site One in West Texas, carrying more than 40 scientific and educational payloads beyond the Kármán line. The uncrewed flight, NS-35, reached over 100 km altitude before safely returning its capsule and booster. With this launch, New Shepard has now flown more than 200 research payloads, strengthening its role as a reliable platform for science and education.

Corn Ranch, Texas — August 3, 2025 — Blue Origin has successfully completed its New Shepard NS-34 mission, marking another milestone in the era...

In a historic move, Blue Origin is preparing to launch its first all-female crew aboard the NS-31 mission this spring. Bringing together six trailblazing...

The wait is over—Wanderflare is officially live! After months of preparation, dedication, and a shared vision of pushing the boundaries of exploration, we're proud...

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Spaceport America, New Mexico - Virgin Galactic successfully launched its VSS Unity spaceplane on its final suborbital flight on June 8, 2024. This mission,...

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Today, Virgin Galactic’s first flight of 2024, “Galactic 06,” marked a significant landmark in the realm of space tourism. This mission, the 11th of...

On November 2nd, Norway made a significant leap in the global space race with the official inauguration of the Andøya Spaceport. Crown Prince Haakon...