OBanga,” opens with Smith reenacting the iconic “red pill, blue pill” scene from the first Matrix movie, with Big Sean ...

What happens now? The second stage of the rocket is now gliding through orbit, carrying the Blue Ring Pathfinder payload. In a short while, the rocket's upper stage will orient itself down towards ...

transporting a satellite deployment system called the Blue Ring Pathfinder to orbit. The Blue Ring Pathfinder resembles an oversized ice cream cone with a pair of wings. Those wings are roll-out ...

But delays with the rocket’s development prompted the space agency to change course ... technology needed for the company’s proposed Blue Ring spacecraft. Blue Ring is intended to serve ...

aimed to demonstrate the rocket's capabilities by placing the Blue Ring Pathfinder test satellite into orbit and landing the rocket's booster onto a drone ship in the Atlantic Ocean. The launch of ...

The Blue Ring Pathfinder technology platform on board ... but Blue Origin hopes to change that. It's not unusual for launches to run into technical issues and face postponements, especially ...

along with a Blue Origin-designed spacecraft known as the Blue Ring Pathfinder. A sort of space tug, the Blue Ring can host or deploy multiple satellites in different orbits while providing on ...

Demonstration technology on board the rocket, called the Blue Ring Pathfinder, was safely carried to orbit — making the mission a success. But Blue Origin did not reach its bonus goal of guiding ...

and it successfully brought the Blue Ring Pathfinder to space. It took the New Glenn rocket a total of over three minutes for its first stage to thrust it towards an altitude of 70 kilometers ...

It carried a prototype of Blue Origin’s Blue Ring vehicle—which aims to eventually host satellites—and is expected to spend six hours in space before de-orbiting and burning up in the ...