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Watch the Blue Origin sensor test that will help NASA land on the Moon (update: scrubbed) – Yahoo News Australia
Blue Origin is set to launch its reusable New Shepard rocket on a suborbital mission today (September 24th) and test sensors for a vehicle that could one day land on the Moon.
Update 12:12PM ET: According to NASA, Blue Origin detected a potential issue with the power supply to the experiments, so todays launch has been scrubbed. No word yet on a new target date.
Blue Origin is set to launch its reusable New Shepard rocket on a suborbital mission today (September 24th) and test sensors for a vehicle that could one day land on the Moon. The NS-13 mission, using a rocket that has already flown six times in a row, is scheduled to fly at 11AM EDT from Blue Origins West T…
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