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Blue Origin, Marshall Space Flight Center Leverage Assets To Make Space More Accessible Commercially
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Blue Origin, Marshall Space Flight Center Leverage Assets To Make Space More Accessible Commercially
Built in 1965 to help power the first missions to the moon, Test Stand 4670 at the Marshall Space Flight Center has served well. Now, thanks to Blue Origin leasing the revitalized test stand since 2023 from Marshall, the current space program stands on the shoulders of the past. “It took four years of construction to get to the first hot fire,” said Dave Helderman, Blue Origin’s director of Alabama Test Operations. “The cool success story is we…
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