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Kent, WAhoo.be/blueoriginJoined January 2011

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New Glenn successfully completed its second mission by deploying

’s ESCAPADE twin spacecraft, powering on and transmitting data for

’s HaloNet technology demonstration, and landing the fully reusable first stage on Jacklyn. Learn more: bit.ly/4nYnIuu

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Some fun stills! Congrats Team Blue and NASA on an amazing day. Never tell me the odds!

First image shows a white rocket ascending vertically with pink exhaust flames trailing downward against a clear blue sky. Second image depicts an aerial view of a coastal launch site with white smoke rising from the pad near the ocean edge, surrounded by buildings and greenery. Third image captures the rocket mid-launch with thick white smoke clouds billowing from the base and launch tower. Fourth image illustrates the rocket rising from the pad with orange flames at the base, white smoke dispersing, and support structures visible nearby.

First image shows a white rocket ascending vertically with pink exhaust flames trailing downward against a clear blue sky. Second image depicts an aerial view of a coastal launch site with white smoke rising from the pad near the ocean edge, surrounded by buildings and greenery. Third image captures the rocket mid-launch with thick white smoke clouds billowing from the base and launch tower. Fourth image illustrates the rocket rising from the pad with orange flames at the base, white smoke dispersing, and support structures visible nearby.

First image shows a white rocket ascending vertically with pink exhaust flames trailing downward against a clear blue sky. Second image depicts an aerial view of a coastal launch site with white smoke rising from the pad near the ocean edge, surrounded by buildings and greenery. Third image captures the rocket mid-launch with thick white smoke clouds billowing from the base and launch tower. Fourth image illustrates the rocket rising from the pad with orange flames at the base, white smoke dispersing, and support structures visible nearby.

First image shows a white rocket ascending vertically with pink exhaust flames trailing downward against a clear blue sky. Second image depicts an aerial view of a coastal launch site with white smoke rising from the pad near the ocean edge, surrounded by buildings and greenery. Third image captures the rocket mid-launch with thick white smoke clouds billowing from the base and launch tower. Fourth image illustrates the rocket rising from the pad with orange flames at the base, white smoke dispersing, and support structures visible nearby.

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New Glenn has sent the command to power on a technology demonstration for

in support of

’ Communications Services Project.

Second stage engine re-light for a short duration burn confirmed.

New Glenn second stage is currently in a coast phase.

Second stage engine cutoff confirmed.

BOOSTER TOUCHDOWN! New Glenn returns to its blue origin.

During the final descent onto Jacklyn, the three middle BE-4 engines on the booster will reignite to slow down the vehicle. They will burn for about 20 seconds, and then the outer two engines will shut off. The middle engine will help guide the vehicle for a safe landing. After

Booster reentry burn complete. Next up: Booster landing.

“Never Tell Me The Odds.” New Glenn’s booster is preparing for landing. The fully reusable booster will start its descent back to Earth—headed towards Jacklyn, our landing platform stationed several hundred miles downrange.

Fairing jettison confirmed. The second stage with

’s ESCAPADE mission is continuing toward space.

Engine light on both BE-3U's confirmed!

New Glenn’s first main engine cut-off and stage separation both confirmed! The booster will begin coasting for approximately four minutes. Coming up, second stage ignition.

New Glenn has reached maximum dynamic pressure, or Max-Q.

LIFTOFF! New Glenn clears the tower at LC-36, carrying

’s ESCAPADE mission to Mars.

We are now on internal vehicle power.

We are proceeding to terminal count.