Blue Origin New Glenn Rocket Debut Launch & Failed Landing FULL VIDEO!

[@scientia_plus]

00:00 Liftoff 02:00 Max-Q Passed 03:30 Stage Separation & Second Stage Ignition 07:39 First Stage Reentry Burn 09:15 First Stage landing Burn (Planned) 09:50 First Stage Landing (Planned) 12:55 Second Stage Entered Orbit 13:20 Second Stage Engine Cutoff 15:05 First Stage Landing Fail CONFIRMED! Weekly Updates: bit.ly/3HIQjPC SpaceX Playlist: bit.ly/34wue8T

[@jimfoard5671]

In 1969, so the legend goes, Apollo 11 traveled 238,000 miles out into space. How many miles up did Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket go in 2025?

[@Bag_of_chips_real]

​@@jimfoard5671Apollo 11 was NOT the first launch of the saturn family of rockets.

[@artint.1519]

No live feed of booster landing?

[@enoughofthis]

Hardly any cameras on the rocket

[@artint.1519]

But why

[@richardhamilton-gibbs6360]

Congratulations on getting to orbit. I'm really looking forward to Blue Origin becoming another reliable launch company. I come for the technical aspects. The loud female narrator is too politically correct to be useful.

[@M86-l2y]

Politically correct? Tf are you talking about? Did you have a stroke?

[@gottfriedheumesser1994]

Did it really get into an orbit? What are aphel and perihel heights?

[@Bag_of_chips_real]

​@@gottfriedheumesser1994just look up meo apogee and perigee range

[@enoughofthis]

Not me

[@philiprobinson5821]

that commentator was a game show host.

[@jom4752]

Seems underpowered compared to starship…very slow leaving the tower.

[@raghumanda1499]

It's meant to be a better falcon heavy. It doesn't compete with the starship.

[@trungnc5487]

​​@@raghumanda1499it reachs 70km much much later since T00, compare to vehicle of China, India... and not same track with Spacex. This thing climb as slowly as a Starship turned off 2 of 6 engines

[@fukhue8226]

The numbers were weak if that is all it has. They had to go above their intended altitude of 100 miles then aim the rocket downhill to achieve orbital velocity. But at 100 miles whatever they place in orbit won't be there long.

[@Bag_of_chips_real]

​@@trungnc5487they weren't full thrust until after clearing the tower.

[@BuffBAGwell_G]

It only has a 1.2 to 1 thrust to weight profile

[@TeNgaere]

So if they are just going to have graphics for the booster 1st stage they need to take a lesson from SpaceX since they copy everything else

[@greggwilliamson]

Bezos has the money to have bought some "GoPros" and Starlink time to actually show what happened. Guess he didn't want anyone to see. Bezos!! If you're scared, say you're scared.

[@earth2006]

So what happened to the booster? What happened to the drone barge.?

[@なお-j6m]

booster was rud

[@Tube_America]

Boom went the booster!

[@trungnc5487]

I look at flight data on streaming and found, when booster re-light, it goes down faster rate than earlier moment. I can say the orientation was wrong, it flip upside down

[@MiH1IT]

It's 21st century, cutting edge science area and they still use miles and feet? c'mon man

[@geenerheimer9266]

When you build a rocket use whatever tf you want. It's a unit of measurement, nobody cares if you don't approve.

[@Bag_of_chips_real]

bo is an american company, using the imperial system is easier because we're taught on that.

[@mozhils]

Sounds like a pub on a Friday night. Especially the lady narrator. 🤣

[@gottfriedheumesser1994]

I prefer SpaceX because they show metric units. 🤣

[@TeNgaere]

Absolutely.. BO continues its secrecy

[@rofflestomp684]

The Russians have been doing this for over 70 years now. When the booster becomes as reusable as an Amazon delivery truck then your on to something Jeff. This is just kinda meh. Very been there done that. Good luck to them in any case.

[@trungnc5487]

Wrong. Rus have never ever land a rocket

[@rofflestomp684]

@@trungnc5487 Then you saw the booster land in one piece after putting the payload in orbit? That simply did not happen. You are quite mistaken if you think otherwise. It will take a few more years for that, so pack a lunch.

[@philiprobinson5821]

A great achievement but obviously many issues to solve, firstly to get a real commentator not a big turn off. Secondly, to resolve the getting lost of the booster, maybe add Starlink video to future launches and thirdly demonstrate relighting of stage two for multiple deployments. A good start but a way to go until Launch 2 in2028

[@jamespowton4596]

The recent attitude adjustment of the FAA will hopefully help 🤔

[@jimfoard5671]

In 1969, so the legend goes, Apollo 11 traveled 238,000 miles out into space. How many miles up did Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket go in 2025?

[@suniltiwari1238]

Everyone cannot be Elon musk😂

[@cliffordbaxter1992]

Another Blue Origin Charlie Foxtrot project 😔 What a CLOWN show ✝️🇺🇸😔

[@AdmiralSP]

Why is the telemetry data in feet and miles? Use real units guys..

[@mustafamelihkadioglu8107]

We didn’t See anything 😳What happened to the satellite and to the booster? We do want to believe but to what extend if we didn’t testimony to any certainty?😳🤔😩

[@GwynWilliams-d6u]

Fairly poor compared to SpaceX with the visuals that is

[@cliffordbaxter1992]

Now, can you get it back in working condition ✝️🇺🇸😡

[@frankmcgowan9457]

Congratulations to Jeff Bezos and everyone at Blue Origin on a great launch!

[@donmcquaig7424]

Just another throw away rocket. No reusability, no cost savings, a failure. When you have 139 booster landings like Space-X, then you can say you have a successful space flight system.

[@NAGIUXS]

Starship not even orbital yet after how many thrown away boosters and second stages?

[@jamespowton4596]

@@NAGIUXSintentionally suborbital 🤔

[@rolletroll2338]

​@@jamespowton4596we don't build rocket to get suborbital.

[@rolletroll2338]

Is musk your daddy?

[@donmcquaig7424]

This isn't Starship, it is a joke!

[@francoisrabe7585]

Show us the abortion of a landing. Only Elon Musk can land a booster. Bezos is still crawling, while Elon is sprinting!!!