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Blue Origin's New Glenn launch delay will continue into 2027
Blue Origin plans to do its next New Glenn rocket launch in January 2027, according to CNBC and the Financial Times, which cite a memo from CEO Dave Limp sent to staff. The new timeline follows a May launchpad explosion that damaged Blue Origin's New Glenn launchpad ahead of a flight that would have
What the coverage shows
All three outlets frame the story as a further delay for Blue Origin’s New Glenn program, with 2027 now the relevant timeline. CNBC is the most specific about the reason, saying the company is racing to rebuild a damaged launch pad, while The Verge says its report is based on CNBC and the Financial Times citing a memo from CEO Dave Limp. Engadget is the least detailed, summarizing only that repairs have been slow after an earlier explosion.
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