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The remains of the Blue Origin pad this morning from above. Not much left and the 2nd tower has significant damage. This is not going to be an easy fix folks but Blue has promised to get it back and operating as soon as possible. More pics in a few minutes & all the pics later today on Patreon...w @FarryFaz patreon.com/c/GregScott_Phot… @davill @blueorigin @JeffBezos 1/2
ULA’s Rocketship in Port Canaveral, Florida. Which is your favourite side @CaptTSulli ?
Saw a lady pouring sprite from the soda fountain in to empty Voss water bottles in her shopping cart at @Publix today. She had about 8 bottles. Told someone who worked there but couldn’t be bothered. Not sure if I should have said anything at all. What’s the right thing to do?
Following a flawless mission, the recovered first stage is now on its way back for inspection and post-flight processing. Each return like this pushes Blue Origin closer to rapid reuse and higher launch cadence. Onward and upward. @JeffBezos
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Recognize anyone in this pic of the New Glenn coming back into port early this morning? @JeffBezos @BlueOrigin
More capacity = more science & support!
Payload: 11,000+ lbs of science & supplies for the ISS
Bigger & better: first flight of the new XL design, with ~30% more cargo
Arrival: September 17, captured by Canadarm2
Legacy: honoring astronaut Willie McCool (STS-107)
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Blue Origin's mass simulator on the Launch pad preparing for the next launch and a forward section waiting for transport to the pad.
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In my flyover today we spotted some interesting new artifacts on the #SpaceX side as well as the Blue Origin & NASA sides. Many more pics revealed in @MarcusHouse & @LabPadre weekend updates on YouTube. Be watching for them!
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New Starship tower sections @ HangarX & BO aft section skirt for upcoming Flight 2
After four scrubs for weather & technical issues, Falcon 9 finally soared this morning!
At 8:35 a.m. ET, it launched from Cape Canaveral carrying 24 Amazon Project Kuiper satellites 🛰 into low Earth orbit—another step toward global broadband coverage.
Aussie Aussie Aussie Oye Oye Oye!
TestFlight1 — Liftoff 🚀
Today, Eris became the first #AustralianMade orbital rocket to launch from Australian soil — ~14s of flight, 23s engine burn.
Big step for 🇦🇺 launch capability. Team safe, data in hand, eyes on TestFlight 2.
(More pics and vids to come from the media.)
Crew-11 is in Florida and is gearing up for launch on July 31, 2025! This will mark the 11th operational flight under NASA’s Commercial Crew Program and the 19th crewed orbital mission of a Crew Dragon spacecraft.
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Hmmm....We spotted these on Port Canaveral this afternoon. Wonder where there going and to be used for what? any ideas?? @FarryFaz
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As the sun rises this morning so does the ULA Atlas V 551 carrying the second set of Amazon Kuiper 2 satellites. Another picture perfect launch for ULA. #Kuiper2 @torybruno @ProjectKuiper
@ulalaunch
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We are going 🌖
A banner featuring the @NASAArtemis II mission patch is now displayed in the Vehicle Assembly Building at @NASAKennedy - a reminder to our boots on the ground working to put boots on the Moon that we are going.
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#BlueGhost signing off with one final message from the Moon. Thank you for the unforgettable journey. 💙 #BGM1





































