Space Launch Index tracks 28 launches for Blue Origin, including 25 completed, 1 failed, and 0 upcoming missions.
Focuses on suborbital tourism and crewed flights (New Shepard), heavy-lift orbital rockets (New Glenn), lunar landers (Blue Moon), and rocket engines (BE-4). Long-term goal: Build infrastructure for millions of people living and working in space, with an emphasis on reusability and sustainability.
Rockets and spacecraft developed and launched by Blue Origin
New Glenn is Blue Origin's heavy-lift orbital launch vehicle currently in development. Named after John Glenn, it features a reusable first stage and is designed to compete in the commercial launch market.
New Shepard is Blue Origin's reusable suborbital rocket system designed for space tourism and scientific research. It features a crew capsule that separates from the booster for a safe landing.
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Blue Origin's reusable New Shepard rocket system, designed for suborbital space tourism and research missions.
Blue Origin's primary tracked launch vehicle is New Glenn. The company also operates or develops other vehicles listed in its launch records.
There is no upcoming Blue Origin launch currently listed in the Space Launch Index database.
View the upcoming launch calendar →Tracked Blue Origin launches have used Cape Canaveral SFS, United States, Corn Ranch Spaceport, United States, Cape Canaveral SFS, FL, USA. Launch locations may vary by vehicle, mission, and customer requirements.
Explore the global launch tracker →New Glenn is listed with a payload capacity of 45,000 kg (99,000 lbs) to low Earth orbit. Actual capacity depends on the mission profile, orbit, and launch configuration.
Compare launch vehicle payloads →Blue Origin has 25 completed launches in the Space Launch Index records, with 1 failed launches and 0 upcoming missions currently tracked.
Explore the historical launch database →No upcoming launches scheduled for Blue Origin.