Blue Origin successfully launched its New Glenn rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida, deploying NASA's twin Mars orbiters on their journey to the red planet. The rocket's booster achieved a historic first for the company by landing successfully on a floating platform in the Atlantic Ocean, a feat previously accomplished only by SpaceX. | 7NEWS Sydney

Blue Origin, the space company owned by Jeff Bezos, has successfully launched its New Glenn rocket from Florida. The rocket was carrying two Nasa spacecraft deployed towards Mars. The Escapade satellites will take 22 months to reach Mars and will orbit the planet to measure its atmosphere and magnetic field. The reusable booster powering New Glenn also separated from the rocket's upper stage and touched down on a floating landing pad in the Atlantic Ocean, in a successful first for Blue Origin.

🚀 Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket launched and landed successfully, marking a major breakthrough for Jeff Bezos’ space company 🔭 The 98-meter rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral and nailed its booster landing at sea, a key step as Blue Origin competes with SpaceX’s Starship, which has seen mixed test results http://v.aa.com.tr/3743554 | Anadolu Agency

Jeff Bezos' backed Blue Origin achieved a significant milestone with its New Glenn rocket. The booster successfully landed at sea after its debut mission. The rocket also carried NASA's ESCAPADE satellites on their journey to Mars. This mission marks a crucial step for Blue Origin's reusable launch program and its commercial capabilities. The ESCAPADE satellites will study Mars' atmosphere and solar wind interaction. #BlueOrigin #NewGlenn #NASA #ETNOW | ET NOW