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#Amazon is under time pressure ⏱️. The license issued by the US regulatory authorities for the operation of #satellite internet in 2020 requires half of the satellite network to be completed by 📆 July 2026. The rest must be in orbit by July 2029 ⏳. More than 30 additional launches are planned with other companies, such as #Arianespace and #BlueOrigin. Even the competitor #SpaceX is helping out heise.de/en/news/Amazon-launch

heise online · Amazon launches the first internet satellites for Project Kuiper next weekBy Frank Schräer
#Kuiper#ULA#Ariane6

Amazon Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin New Glenn maiden launch. Did a lot of research to get settings right, but camera settings were mostly guess using SpaceX as an information point. . The image bought was of the actual launch taken from the beach. I have two other captures before the launch available.

pictorem.com/2210457/New%20Gle

pixels.com/featured/new-glenn-

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#BlueOrigin 🐢 : "we're going to try to make the expendable upper stage so #cheap 💵 to manufacture that a reusable stage can never compete with it. And we're going to try to make the #reusable ♻️ stage so operable that an expendable stage can never compete with it."

Now is the time when the real movement, the kind of golden age of #space 🌌, is going to happen. The next big step is in situ resource ⚒️ development arstechnica.com/features/2025/

Ars Technica · With successful New Glenn flight, Blue Origin may finally be turning the cornerBy Eric Berger

👨🏻‍🚀 Depuis l'ISS, l'astronaute Don Pettit a réussi à photographier le 16 janvier le 2e étage de #NewGlenn en phase de croisière. C'est le trait à l'arrière des traînées des étoiles, allant du coin inférieur droit vers le coin supérieur gauche, sur cette pause longue de 4 min

SpaceX started Starship development in 2012. Despite 12 years of work, its best test flight reached space but not orbit, sending a banana to the Indian Ocean.

While NASA's SLS began in 2011 and successfully flew around the Moon in 2022.

Blue Origin's New Glenn also started development in 2012 and reached orbit on it's first flight with an actual payload.

When they say SpaceX is fast, what do they mean exactly?

#spaceX#space#SLS