Technology

Blue Origin’s New Shepard: Launch, land, repeat

Published

21/05/2021

New Shepard has flown 15 successful consecutive missions to space and back above the Kármán Line through a meticulous and incremental flight program to test its multiple redundant safety systems. Now, it’s time for astronauts to climb onboard.

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