We successfully tested the rapid retract system yesterday, simulating disconnect during a New Glenn launch. The retract system ensures the transporter erector is quickly positioned away from New Glenn at liftoff to provide flyout clearance. We’ve been out on the pad testing since late May and plan to roll back to the integration facility in a few days.
SpaceX is impressed by the Blue Origin crew. 😎
Very nice! We designed & built the system used on the Antares II rocket at Wallops Island: https://youtu.be/PYdZ1ANlmas?si=QS0RAGKCHV3R4w6-
This is truly the next-level stuff Blue Origin!
In order to fully explore space, we need to settle down. For a settled life, we need to establish a nutrition plan. You must be a catering for space partner for all these researches.
In order to fully explore space, we need to settle down. For a settled life, we need to establish a nutrition plan. You must be a catering for space partner for all these researches.
Sleeping giant! 🚀
Rocket is becoming very common technology, you should put everything live. You can become an amazing university Blue Origin
Moving sideways are the right way:))
That’s rapid indeed, wow.
Software Engineer (Mainframe) intern at Standard Bank
2moWhen will we witness the 1st orbital test flight of the New Glenn rocket? 🤔