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Blue Origin Successfully Lands Booster After Rocket Launch
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1:41Now PlayingBlue Origin launched its flagship New Glenn rocket from Cape Canaveral on Thursday, successfully reaching space and landing its first-stage booster shortly after launch, a major feat for the Jeff Bezos-backed company.
The rocket, roughly 320-feet (97.5 meters) tall, thundered off the launchpad at 3:55 p.m. New York time. It is sending two Rocket Lab Corp.-made spacecraft on a trajectory toward Mars to study how solar winds interact with the planet’s atmosphere.
A few minutes after liftoff, the rocket’s lower portion successfully separated from its upper stage, which continued on its journey to space. The rocket’s booster then descended back to Earth, where it fired engines to slow itself down and landed on a barge in the Atlantic Ocean. Raucous cheers and applause erupted from mission control as the craft touched down.
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