Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket has been cleared to fly by the FAA after an April launch failure. The upper stage experienced a thermal issue, causing a satellite to burn up. The company implemented corrective measures and aims to resume its aggressive launch schedule.
AST SpaceMobile shares fell nearly 12% in premarket trading after Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket placed the company's BlueBird 7 satellite in a lower-than-planned orbit on Sunday. The satellite, which would have been AST's eighth in low-earth orbit, was officially deemed lost. Blue Origin acknowledged the error but has not issued a statement since. AST said the loss is covered by insurance and maintains its 2026 launch schedule of one to two satellites per month, with BlueBirds 8-10 ready in 30 days. Analysts remain mixed on the stock impact.
Today's launch of AST SpaceMobile's BlueBird 7 satellite aboard Blue Origin's reusable New Glenn rocket was a partial success. The New Glenn touched down on its landing pad without incident, making it the second launch and landing for the first stage booster, and officially giving Jeff Bezos a reusable launch vehicle. Unfortunately for AST SpaceMobile, […]
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