Blue Origin resumed New Shepard operations with its 35th uncrewed flight, lifting off at 9:01 a.m. EDT on Sept. 18. The suborbital vehicle's return to flight continues routine test and research missions for the company's reusable New Shepard program.
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Blue Origin resumed New Shepard suborbital operations with a 35th uncrewed liftoff at 9:01 a.m. EDT on Sept. 18 — a concrete data point on the program's ongoing flight cadence.
The flight follows the company's decision to retire a New Shepard capsule that completed 12 uncrewed missions over nearly eight years, underscoring lifecycle and hardware-renewal choices for reusable suborbital vehicles.
New Shepard's return to flight occurs after recent crewed operations, including a mission that carried Justin Sun on NS-34, the vehicle's 14th human flight, highlighting the platform's mixed research and passenger-use profile.
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