Blue Origin launched its New Glenn rocket on Nov. 13, marking the company’s first NASA-scale science mission and a major step in expanding its orbital capabilities.

The Blue Origin space venture of billionaire Jeff Bezos launched its giant New Glenn rocket from Florida on Thursday on its debut flight for paying customers, carrying two satellites on their way to Mars in the company's first NASA-scale science mission.

Blue Origin's powerful New Glenn rocket launched for the second time ever today (Nov. 13), sending NASA's twin Mars ESCAPADE probes aloft —and acing an epic booster landing at sea.

The Jeff Bezos-backed Blue Origin now rivals SpaceX after successfully recalling its reusable booster after launching the New Glenn rocket.

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket has completed its second flight, The Washington Post reports. The rocket launched from Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on Thursday, and successfully separated from its first-stage booster,

Blue Origin's New Glenn booster rocket successfully launched its second-ever trip into space on Thursday to deploy two NASA satellites bound for Mars.

Blue Origin, owned by Jeff Bezos, plans to challenge SpaceX with the powerful, partially reusable New Glenn rocket.

Blue Origin launched its massive orbital rocket Thursday, the first time the vehicle from the Jeff Bezos-owned company is carrying cargo for a customer and its second mission overall. The New Glenn rocket roared off Blue Origin’s launchpad in the Cape Canaveral,