Blue Origin successfully completed the 13th New Shepard mission on October 13, 2020. New Shepard flew 12 commercial payloads to space on this mission, including the Deorbit, Descent, and Landing Sensor Demonstration | The Space Tap

Blue Origin has launched its New Shepard rocket at 8:40am CDT / 13:40 UTC from its Launch Site One in West Texas. The NS-36 mission is the company’s 15th crewed flight, and sent six passengers to suborbital space just past the Kármán Line. Nearly eight minutes after launch, the booster autonomously returned to the landing pad for a soft touch down. A short time after that, the capsule also safely returned to planet Earth under three healthy parachutes. This marks New Shepard’s eighth mission of

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin has successfully launched its latest New Shepard rocket on an uncrewed test flight, aimed at enhancing the company's capabilities for suborbital space tourism. The booster autonomously returned to a landing pad near the launch tower, while the capsule descended gently on parachutes, landing safely in the scrubland surrounding the launch site. | cheddar news

31K views · 361 reactions | "What a launch!" The New Shepard launches, carrying Captain Kirk actor William Shatner and his crewmates to the edge of space on Blue Origin’s second-ever crewed launch. >>> https://2wsb.tv/3ayMz4R | WSB-TV | Facebook

274K views · 8K reactions | Take a tour with Ariane to learn how the #NewShepard crew capsule will give astronauts and researchers the best view from the largest windows ever flown in space. | Blue Origin | Facebook

New Shepard Crew Capsule Landing | NS-31 Mission | Blue Origin FriendsofNASA.org: Blue Origin New Shepard's 11th human flight, NS-31, successfully launched and landed from Launch Site One in West Texas on Monday morning, April 14, 2025. The mission included Aisha Bowe, Amanda Nguyễn, Gayle King, Katy Perry, Kerianne Flynn, and Lauren Sánchez. To date, Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket has flown 58 people to space. Learn about the crew and watch the NS-31 launch replay: https://www.blueorigin.com/

SpaceX's Dragon capsule is built for serious missions—orbital flights, ISS crew transport, and deep-space readiness. In contrast, Blue Origin's New Shepard is a suborbital tourist capsule offering a brief, weightless thrill ride just past the edge of space. Dragon is a spacecraft; New Shepard is a space experience. #CrewDragon #NewShepard | Space News