WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A team led by Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin won a coveted $3.4 billion NASA contract to build a spacecraft to fly astronauts to and from the moon's surface, the U.S. space agency said ...

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First came the tourists. Next comes the business. Blue Origin says it will create a new privately owned space station in orbit around the Earth — what it calls a "mixed-use business park" in space.

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It's the second Artemis crew lander after SpaceX's Starship, which was selected in 2021. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A moon ...

A group of space companies that struggle to launch their own spacecraft beyond Earth’s orbit are teaming up on something bigger: building an orbital “business park” the size of the International Space ...

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin has made strides in recent years to increase efforts in space exploration. In just the last six months, the company has successfully completed two sub-orbital space flights ...

While Blue Origin was kept out of the Space Force’s latest round of national security missions, the government has opted to rely on Jeff Bezos’ company to build a new place to prep satellites for ...

Under the $3.4 billion contract, the Blue Origin-led team will design, develop, and test the crewed lander, dubbed Blue Moon. Reading time 4 minutes Jeff Bezos’s dream has finally come true, as his ...

"New Glenn 9x4" will be able to carry about 50% more payload to low Earth orbit than the original version. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how ...

Blue Origin is preparing to expand its manufacturing operations on Florida’s Space Coast, with state regulators now processing a permit renewal for the company’s industrial wastewater treatment ...