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Blue Origin faces a months-long setback after the explosion of a rocket damaged its launch pad, company and industry sources said, scrambling schedules for Amazon satellite launches and bolstering SpaceXโs dominance in the commercial launch market. The mishap, which occurred during a test fire of the engines for the New Glenn rocketโs launch next week, comes at a critical time for Jeff Bezosโ business empire. His companies Blue Origin and Amazon are seeking to establish themselves as viable challengers in the heavy-lift and global satellite internet network industries, competing with Elon Muskโs SpaceX. Thursdayโs setback could also complicate Nasaโs lunar ambitions. A Blue Origin booster called โNo, Itโs Necessaryโ โ a nod to a line from the film Interstellar โ was wrecked in the incident on Thursday. The launch pad was โpractically destroyedโ and engineers expect at least a six-month disruption, if not longer, said a person familiar with the matter who declined to be named because they are not authorised to speak with media. Damage at the site of a launchpad after an uncrewed Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded during a test at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Cape Canaveral, Florida, US, May 29, 2026. โ Reuters โItโs only been a year since the SpaceX Starship also exploded on the launch pad and Blue Origin can also recover. But it will take months to rebuild,โ said Antoine Grenier, partner and head of space consulting at Analysys Mason. Months-long rebuild expected After a Falcon 9 exploded on the launch pad in 2016, SpaceX spent more than a year repairing the damaged facility, though it resumed launches within four and a half months by shifting operations to a second Florida pad. While Amazonโs decision to bring aboard more launch partners, including SpaceX, it has reduced its dependence on any single rocket, it gives Muskโs business leverage over Bezos, his long-running rival. โSorry to see this, I hope you recover quickly,โ Musk said in a post on X, later replying to Bezos with โAd astra per aspera,โ a Latin phrase that speaks to overcoming impossible goals. Amazon Leo was relying on New Glennโs rapid launch cadence to deploy half of its more than 3,200 satellite broadband constellation by July 2026 to meet regulatory deadlines. An extended grounding by the Federal Aviation Administration will severely threaten the timeline. Constellation deployment in jeopardy Analysys Masonโs Grenier said Amazon has already tapped much of the near-term capacity available from other heavy launch providers. While SpaceX could absorb some additional demand, its Falcon 9 rocket can carry roughly half as many Amazon Leo satellites per launch as New Glenn, meaning any major shift of launches could require a significant increase in mission count, he said. As well, lunar payloads are designed around specific launch vehicles, making a switch to an alternative rocket complicated. The rocket was also scheduled to launch Blue Originโs first Blue Moon lunar lander later this year. Days earlier Nasa awarded the company a contract to deliver two lunar rovers ahead of the Artemis 4 mission in 2028. The space agency said on Thursday it would assess near-term impact on its Artemis and Moon Base programs, though it remains unclear whether any missions would need to be reassigned. Still, it is yet to be seen how much of a setback the incident is to Blue Originโs long-term prospects and a gain for SpaceX, whose order book is crowded with its own Starlink satellite deployments, alongside commercial and government missions. The US Space Force and National Reconnaissance Office on Friday affirmed their commitment to Blue Origin, standing by a newly awarded national security launch contract on Thursday despite the catastrophic launch pad explosion of the companyโs New Glenn rocket just hours later. โLong term, the market still needs viable alternatives, so this strengthens SpaceXโs position at the margin, but doesnโt change the broader trajectory toward a multi-provider ecosystem,โ said Mark Boggett, CEO of British space investor Seraphim Space.
An uncrewed Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded on a Florida launchpad during a test on Thursday, in a major setback for Jeff Bezos space venture as it seeks to narrow the gap with Elon Muskโs IPO-bound SpaceX. Video posted by NASASpaceflight, which livestreams launches from Florida, showed the towering New Glenn rocket igniting on the pad at about 9pm ET (6am PKT on Friday) before erupting into a massive fireball that billowed skyward, sending a towering plume of flames and smoke into the air. Blue Origin was preparing the rocket for its fourth launch, which was due to deliver 48 Amazon Leo satellites into low-Earth orbit, part of efforts to build a broadband constellation to rival Musks Starlink network. Amazon Leo satellites were not integrated on the rocket at the time of the incident, a source familiar with the matter said, asking not to be named due to its sensitivity. The explosion marks the latest setback for the long-delayed New Glenn, which is supposed to play a central role in delivering lunar landers and cargo under Nasaโs Artemis lunar exploration missions. It comes just two days after Nasa awarded Blue Origin a $188 million contract to land rovers on the moonโs surface, and less than a week after SpaceX โ years ahead in development โ carried out a largely successful test of its next-generation Starship rocket. Blue Origin confirmed it had experienced an anomaly during a hot-fire test, where a rocket engine is fired up while anchored to the ground. โVery rough day, but weโll rebuild whatever needs rebuilding and get back to flying. Its worth it,โ Bezos said in a post on X, adding that it was too early to know the root cause. Nasa Administrator Jared Isaacman said the agency would work with Blue Origin to support an investigation of the incident. โSpaceflight is unforgiving, and developing new heavy-lift launch capability is extraordinarily difficult,โ Isaacman said on X. Isaacman also added that Nasa would provide information on any impacts to its Artemis and Moon Base programmes. โRockets are hardโ Muskโs SpaceX and Bezosโ Blue Origin, in the latest competition between the billionaire-run companies, have been racing to help return people to the moon ahead of a planned crewed mission by China in 2030 by designing the lunar landers Nasa will use. SpaceX, which unveiled its plans for an IPO earlier this month and is set to become the first trillion-dollar US market debut, has also faced setbacks with its rockets. In June last year, its massive Starship spacecraft exploded in a similarly dramatic fireball during testing in Texas while preparing for a test flight. SpaceX was partly successful in its 12th test flight of a Starship prototype last week after it deployed a clutch of mock satellites and executed a controlled splashdown of the spacecraft in the Indian Ocean. But the Musk-owned company failed to achieve a controlled landing of the Super Heavy booster, which tumbled into the Gulf of Mexico. Musk responded on X to a video of the Blue Origin explosion, saying, โMost unfortunate. Rockets are hard.โ Blue Origin has spent billions of dollars and roughly a decade developing New Glenn, a rocket 29-stories high with a reusable first stage meant to compete with SpaceXโs Falcon fleet and its more powerful Starship. The US Federal Aviation Administration said it was aware of the incident, but added that it was outside its scope and did not impact air traffic in the region.
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Inter Miami CF forward Lionel Messi reacts to chants from the fans to Inter Miami CF players against the Portland Timbers during the second half at Nu Stadium, Miami, Florida, USA, May 17, 2026. โ Reuters The 38-year-old Inter Miami forward will play in his sixth World Cup,...