Blue Origin

✅ Sound check: complete.

Launch is one of the most punishing environments a spacecraft will ever face. To make sure Blue Ring is ready, our team put the fully integrated vehicle through acoustic testing, blasting it with over 140 decibels of sound for two straight minutes.

Blue Ring passed, proving it can survive and operate through the harshest acoustic conditions of launch.

CEO Dave Limp today unveiled GS3, a third stage that significantly expands New Glenn’s ability to deliver high-energy and deep-space missions, and Northstar, a new booster engine. Read more --> blueorigin.com/news

It took over a decade to build the International Space Station, and almost everything went right. Sandy Magnus was there, carrying a piece of the truss to orbit on her first mission and spending long stretches in Russia to learn how different countries approach space.

The new episode of Ascending Node is out now: youtu.be/iF7u2aZB74Q

Astronaut training means being ready for anything, even a capsule floating in the middle of the Black Sea. But that's just one of many stories you will hear from Space Shuttle astronaut Sandy Magnus on the next episode of Ascending Node, coming soon!

We’re building more than rockets. We're building the workforce to build them.

Introducing ATLAS: the first U.S. Department of Labor registered apprenticeship built exclusively for space manufacturing.