Watch CNBC's Full Interview with Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp
Dave Limp said Northstar will produce 715,000 pounds of thrust and cost about 25% less than Blue Origin’s current booster engine.
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Watch CNBC's full interview with Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp
Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp sat down with CNBC's Morgan Brennan at the UP.Summit at Kennedy Space Center to discuss New Glenn’s return to flight, orbital data centers, fundraising and more. Limp announced that Blue Origin is developing a more powerful rocket engine, Northstar, that he says will cost about 25% less than the current booster engine. He also unveiled a new third stage designed to send New Glenn farther into space.
Blue Origin unveils GS3 for New Glenn and Northstar engine. The company already reports a contract to send the GS3 in 2028. The article Blue Origin unveils GS3 third stage and Northstar engine for use on New Glenn rocket appeared first on FLIGHT.
Blue Origin is developing a third stage for its powerful carrier rocket, as well as a new rocket engine.
Blue Origin is making improvements to its New Glenn rocket. A new, more powerful and cheaper Northstar engine to produce, as well as a third floor GS3 for the geostationary orbit and beyond.
Blue Origin unveiled the third stage for the powerful New Glenn rocket. The module called GS3 significantly increases the capabilities of the entire structure. Among them are the realization of missions to the Moon or to other corners of space. The New Glenn rocket will not fly again soon, and Blue Origin needs more time to resume its flights.
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