New Glenn: The Road to Space
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Debuting from Launch Complex 36 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. New Glenn will serve commercial, civil and national security customers from around the world. Featuring a 7 meter fairing with more than 2X the available volume of any rocket flying today and twin BE-3U engines powering the most capable upper stage in the market, New Glenn can launch the full range of satellite payloads. Seven reusable BE-4 engines generating 3.85 million pounds of thrust power the first stage designed to launch 25 times and land safely down range on a moving ship. New Glenn is beginning to take shape at our state-of-the-art rocket factory. Visit us at www.blueorigin.com to learn more.
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Amazon now introducing LEO 8 Minute delivery.
Interesting change on the legs.
I would rather say essential, the previous ones would habe been too unstable.
its defiantly an improvement, but I got to say the old ones did look cooler
Weird the legs deployed before liftoff in this simulation.
@@johnvalerian8440 i think that was a function check
@Ubisoft Rebel The M Meiselph account is probably some fake one and it's from the Blue Origin. They've commented under their own video to point audience to this change. They've actually uploaded video 4 weeks ago but haven't published it until yesterday. That's how conspiracy theory is born :P. The other thing could be that this video was being shared internally in the company and someone just commented :)
why is the video unlisted..?
2022 new glenn👍
I feel like I've seen something very similar before
Because it's New Shepard's big bro?
In the end, just like commercial aircraft all operate the same way, so will rockets. The best design wins and everyone else copies.
@@Nowhereman10 No, because they're copying Spacex!
@@williamstephens9945 There are huge differences between the falcon 9 or falcon heavy and the new glenn. You can't really say blue origin is copying space x because they use a 21st century way of space flight. And of course big companies look at other companies to optimize their products, so does space x. ( btw I don't prefer space x or blue origin)
@@williamstephens9945 blue origin had a patent for barge landing way before space x thought about that (2010).
patents.google.com/patent/US8678321B2/en
I can't understand why comments are fighting.
We should wish all space company success.
Remember all of us love space exploration.
yep
Good job Blue Origin
Can't wait to see this launch in 2021! ... or 2022... or 2023... or 2024...
Yeah apparently the first launch has slipped to NET q4 2024
my money is defo on 2024
Hey you guys need to change the description. The debut launch is now on 2023
About that...
Falcon 9 Amazon Basics Edition coming to market in 2021.
New glenn isnt supposed to compete with f9, its supposed to compete with fh
In that case: Falcon Heavy Amazon Basic Edition coming to market in 2021 ;)@@agtshaw
FH will probs get skipped with how much work is being done on BFR
SpaceX version 2.0
@@PiDsPagePrototypes FH will only serve the customers that need this launch capability and cant wait for SuperHeavy+Starship. FH will certainly be retired soon after BFR flies.
Can not wait to see her fly!
Awesome blue origin
If they don't launch an amazon delivery van into space for their first launch I'll be disappointed
Thay have launched the same rocket 6 times already.
@@jleg500
Its an animation. This one doesn't fly until 2021.
@@Henriburger1 No but they have already launched things into space.
then thats plain copying but yes it would be funny
@@dinostudios6579 *suborbital and also not a big enough rocket for an amazon van
This is the falcon 9 but with alot of blue
Gradatim Ferociter!
What a nice animation.
work overdrive give up trying to stop spacex and focus on the grind you have right now until it works
Even though I'm a bigger fan of SpaceX, I do have to admit this is a very aesthetically beautiful rocket.
Is it tho? It's more or less a cylindrical tube visually
@@zakquinn5420 But the wings, landing legs, the thicc engine cluster! Rockets can look really nice with the right details. The Falcon 9 Block 5 is noticeably sexier than the old v1.0 type. Or look at the recently retired Delta II, with that pretty aquamarine color, and an upper stage that is concealed inside of the booster stage. I love that thing.
Animation... rocket animation is what you were looking for.
@@CoRuPtStudios Why be pedantic? It's not animation for the sake of animation, this is what they're working on now.
PunchAPeach. This is what we are considering pedantic? It’s an animation and that is a fact. Let’s see what they bring to the table in 2021 when they are hoping to have it done.
Good luck!
So when it's launching?
Starship's about to launch one or two months from now
Jeff who?
"My name is Jeff"
Goldblumm
NDD isn’t he that suborbital bookseller?
😂
The Jeff with the _Scary Eyes…_
Nice video spacex
Falta poco! falta poco! 👍👍
So uhhhh, when is this going to fly for real?! It’s been four years :|
And another 11 months has passed by hahaha
@@leocollalto I forgot I even made this comment XD
@@Mexican_Robobot42 I don't blame you 🤣
We've got a cryo test. Nothing else though
Well. We're waiting!!
J CS rocket launch is in 2021
@@1231legomaniac he's referencing a famous movie line/scene.
Keep waiting.
@Frank Castle Not facts at all.
@Frank Castle So what? SpaceX have had a few things they couldn't deliver on too.
Nice!!! I hope that you can catch up with SpaceX!!!
Pretty cool.
Falcon 9 vs New Glenn
4+ years since posting this Blue, I really hope we see this thing fly in 2024, send ESCAPADES to Mars.
Es increible el cohete😁
Me too!
I can’t wait for New Glenn and New Armstrong. Awesome Blue Origin!
Sequels to the cartoon we just watched?
Kirk Claybrook pretty much, but in real life.
Where is the engines?👀👀
Being built, and 2 flight ready engine are being mounted onto the Vulcan rocket for its first test flights in a few weeks from now
Good luck, keep it up.
Blue origin will catch up soon. I believe in them.
As both a Blue Origin and SpaceX fan, I welcome the age of cheaper rocket launches.
EDIT: I hope they are not in it for the profit. Apparently they tried to patent rocket landings on boats.
They tried to patent landing on a boat before they could do it. I hope they're in it for the right reasons. Space should be open source. The Wright brothers got lost in patents for alerons and slowed down the industry for years. Hope they get to space soon anyway tho.
@@fmunro123 good point. Jeff might be perusing space just for money, and not for the advancement of humanity. He patents too many things.
@@spidermain Musk is pursuing space for money too. His claims of advancement of humanity are nothing but spin.
@@thethirdman225 hahaha are you kidding me? He earned $180 million from PayPal and put half of that into SpaceX. Nearly lost all of it. He ever said if he wanted to earn money he could've founded another internet company or a financial company.
You are either a communist or just utterly clueless.
@@spidermain Why am I a communist? Or was that just the most offensive thing you could think of?
The funniest thing about Musketeers is how gullible they are.
Get a merchandise store! Go Blue!
Awesome can't wait
I can't wait to see this thing go. 2021 seems like forever.
Well if you can’t wait, then go to SpaceX, they’re already up and running exactly these types of missions and can actually report on many successful booster recoveries already
Why your comment is "4 weeks ago" in a video from yesterday?
@@SpainSpace Maybe it was internal before the confidentiality was set to public
@@SpainSpace I wonder if they re uploaded it maybe because I watched this vid a long time ago. You are right it is weird.
Less than 100 weeks to go until 2021...
Awesome!!!!!
Hey Jesus! Didn't know you were a fan of space travel.
Eh, SpaceX Is Still Better
Kerbal18 same im a fan of SpaceX but I gotta admit the design of this rocket looks better than the falcon 9
@@Committee_of_Nations cant wait until the super heavy
@@JDHunterG true it’s bloody awesome
Excelente
NICE
First flight delayed by end of 2022
No re-entry burn?
Wings and fins allow for a more shallow re-entry. A shallow (low angle) re-entry results in less intense heating over a longer time. This means they don't have to do a re-entry burn to slow down to keep from heating up too quickly.
Brian, not sure about that. A to shallow re-entry was already a space shuttle issue. I think, the re-entry burn is just missing in that video.
Brian Habing the re-entry burn does more than slow it down... it also creates a subsonic flow region around the booster that decreases aerodynamic loads, pressure, and heating. It pretty much was one of the missing pieces in getting F9 boosters back in decent condition. I would be skeptical of BONG coming back even on shallow entry. Even the shuttle has to do S turns to burn off that speed & heating and it was TPS’d to the gills.
@@thomaslinz8528 BO always said that they don't intend to do a reentry burn. And the speed of the first stage will be far less than the speed of the shuttle.
@@draymer72 Shuttle re-entered from orbit, whereas NG booster will be coming back from MECO/Sep, substantially below that.
New Glenn is awesome 🇺🇸👑💕
THE GOD CAN DO ANYTHING . UNBELIEVABLE . WONDERFUL . MARVELOUS . LOVELY
I like blue origin but hate its owner.
Can anyone explain the reason??
Because Blue Origin is developing innovative and reusable rockets, but the owner is doing it only for money :|
@@stratosphere0038
Close but
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Can't wait to see this monster of a rocket launch! Mars colony in my lifetime please and thanks! Great work Blue Origin!!!!
By the time this first launches spacex will most likely have completed the first BFR test launch and mars colony missions by 2024 i think
alexn310 Starship will definitely be finished before New Glenn, no hate intended btw. Starship is just further on in development, with SN4 passing the cyro test yesterday meaning we’ll have a 150m hop soon and SN5 will see 3 raptors fitted to the prototype. What I love about SpaceX is how transparent they are, if something fails they’ll say it, Blue Origin is a bit more private (nothing wrong with that) but it just makes it harder to follow the news.
@@Star-Man I love SpaceX too, wish the best for both companies
They aren't really doing much for mars(yet).
id think theyre planning taking it to mars so i think you should be looking at space x like me
I think so too
We are all waiting
More like "New Glenn: Catching up"
Ok by the time this launches humanity will be in proxima centauri
But you gatto admit look pretty cool and always good for us space nerds
Beautiful.
Well competition is always good.
BO: Can I copy your homework?
SpaceX: Sure, but make sure to change it a little.
BO:
Blue Origin did it first and even tried to patent it. What were you saying about cribbing?
@@thethirdman225
BO hasn't done reusable orbital vehicles.
@@eve_avery So what? They've done all the hard bits.
@@thethirdman225
You said BO "did it first".
That was incorrect.
Hard bits?
@@eve_avery They did the reusable bit first. That's the hard bit if you know anything about rocketry.
Looking Good Blue Origin !
Great animators !
^^^^ roasted and toasted
don't be mad guys, competition is good for advancement
Genius 🌹
beautiful cartoon
XD
Lol toxic spacex community
Some interesting new details on the landing legs :)
It's flashlights! IN SPAAAACE!
Best of luck BO and God speed.
Very cool, hope to see New Shepard soon!
Drumsgoon new glenn* new Shepard was last gen
@@1231legomaniac it is the smaller rocket that has not even flow to space yet
Drumsgoon if you look up new Shepard on google you’ll see it right there on a landing pad
@@Drumsgoon
If by space you mean orbit, then I hate to break it to you but New Shepard was intentionally designed to be unable to reach that, ever.
If you mean the Karman Line, then I think you're wrong. AFAIK, they did unmanned test launches into suborbital trajectories with apoapses above the Karman Line.
I know it is suborbital only, but thought it had only tested to lower heights. At least it is not yet operational, the first paying customers have not flown yet. They will this year.
jeff who?
Jeff Goldblum.
Jeff mama
jeff doodledo
Beff jezos
@@jxla3515 seff bezoj
nice CGI, Sue Origin
Falcon 9 + new shepard =
New glenn
I know their moto, step by step ferociously, but damn I cant wait to see something other than another rendering.
When are you making the "New Cochrane" ... with warp drive?
Good for them. Competition is good.
Nice animation!! Now let’s see something fly!!
This new Space Race is just awesome! I can't wait to see them continue to outdo each other!
If you ask Elon nicely he will let you launch your rocket from inside Starship's cargo bay.
Dam you killed him dude!
best comment ever!!!!
Thanks!
Damn, you had to do him that hard?
I think that starship is not gonna fit 100 people in it
@@byzantineboyz1292 racist
4 years and still you haven't stacked or tested one rocket. SpaceX must really piss you off?
Hurry up Blue Origin ! SpaceX and you must inspire most space enterprise to do the same...
You cant choose to be picky when we are in an age when any attempt at changing the future of rocketry helps.
Btw the Starship will land its booster back to its original launch site.
Starship is a concept at the moment. It does not exist. All the engineering for New Glen is done and the concepts have been proved in New Shepard.
@@thethirdman225
Neither New Glenn or Starship are entirely conceptual, hardware (engines, test vehicles, landing barges, etc) have been / are being built for both.
@@jeffvader811 New Glenn is already in train. The construction shed has been build and the support infrastructure, like the water tower is already under construction. New Glenn is a lot further down the track than Starship. The difference is that we don't get a lot of information from Blue Origin about what they're doing, compared with blizzards of Tweets from Musk.
@@thethirdman225
Yeah, I'd say New Glenn is probably about a year or two closer to orbit than Starship. Still, I don't think it's fair to call either vehicles conceptual.
@@jeffvader811 I have never heard a description of what Starship's mission is. That's what bugs me. To me it's a solution looking for a problem. Jeff Vader? Can I get your autograph?
If it succeeds
Jeff Bezos:"Hi Musk😜"
Musk:"Hi copycat😒"
Haha so funny 😐
The music gives me transformers vibes
Build it!
I dont care if this is the SpaceX way to reuse boosters, this proves that SpaceX did a great job with this technology and other should definitely use it as well so the market gets even bigger and better.
13Nicob blow origin was actually first to land a booster (although not orbital) and come up with the concept of a drone ship landing and actually patented it
This was Blue Origin's idea from inception, SpaceX is further along only because they chose to build expendable Falcon 9's, which brought in launch contracts much sooner. Musk doesn't have Bezos' fortune (I believe he was worth less than 10 Billion when Falcon 9 was born), so SpaceX needed to turn profits to pay for R&D into reusability.
Landing boosters like that is not "SpaceX way". We managed to land boosters already decades ago vertically, but the gouverment stopped funding it after just one failure.
The project was quite similar to the grasshopper project.
Regardless of whether you want to call it the SpaceX way or not, SpaceX have shown its a good way to do it. For other companies to just ignore that and try to develop their own unique way would just be stupid and costly.
@@aelux4179 Why? Looking for new ways instead of using the same method as always won't bring us forward. Now yes, there are certain fields where new ways aren't necessary, but in other fields there is. Hell, even Elon himself once said that there are better methods for reusing rockets and boosters, but our technology is simply advanced enough yet and require other things before that.
Also you forgot the aspect of competition. Blue Origin does have for example different parts for steering than the Falcon 9 does, which can be considered better. Without competition, there would be no pressure and therefore no real advancement in technology. A company like SpaceX could just say "yeah, the Falcon 9 is the best humanity can do", while secretly hiding the truth about that, while making a shitloan of money. This is not some stupid conspiracy-crap, that's what companies would do if there was no competition. Stupid and costly? Important and necessary!
Also "SpaceX way" didn't prove anything by now. The Falcon 9 loses very much of it's efficiency because it has to be reusable, to a maximum of 5 times (at least the Block 5 as far as I know, could be more tho). And even here, only the first stage is being recovered. It has to go through expensive measures to make it fly another time, land and go is not what's happening right now.
The only way we will see if this is really that good in terms of money or not, will be when BFR is finally finished and did multiple reconveries with just one booster. I'm optimistic tho.
Like I said, to further advance in space travel, there HAVE TO BE other companies competing and trying their own unique ways. If we allow a market monopole there to happen, it will only damage and slow down our future.
Didn't mean to insult you in any way, but I'm sick and tired of reading all those wanna-be genius comments like "Jeff who?","Blue Origin sucks, we should only trust SpaceX", or even shitting on NASA without even knowing that without the help of NASAs technology, money and even staff, SpaceX would lack behind Blue Origin by a giant path. I don't know what happened in 2017, but since then the fandom has become so stupidly toxic and childish, I almost lost my entire interest I had in SpaceX, and I have talked with some people who felt the same way. It's turning away those who actually give a shit about rocketry and space travel, instead of sucking Elons dick.
Fuck even I am toxic as hell now
that's a fancy Falcon 9
r/wooosh
It doesn't even have 9 engines, though.
falcon 9 is waaaaay more fancier. 100%
Haha it really is like a luxury edition of a Falcon 9. Bigger payload capacity, much larger fuel margins for recovery (given a typical commsat payload), cleaner propellant, an upper stage with far greater efficiency, landing legs with a lower mass fraction, and a sexy exterior. Even the ocean landing platform is better, it appears to be faster than the ASDS, so the stage is back at the launch facility much sooner.
@@PunchAPeach nothing is proved. Your statements are all false. I'll believe the facts when the rocket is in the sky.
The New New Glenn
Just a few more animations & you got it!
Watching in 2021 WHERES THE FRICKIN LAUNCH DEBUT YOU PROMISED IN THE DESCRIPTION!?!!!?
Things get delayed
Still waiting for the spring 2020 orbital starship launch...
@@iamarokotmanson Difference being even on "Elon time" things get done at an extraordinary pace.
Deja vu ?
Nope, They Made The Same Video A Few Years Ago
Fantástico
I'll make this rocket in Plane Crazy soon.
Now. This is finish.
I love this
Blue Origin should have a merchandise store. I'd buy shirts, patches, etc.
my sister belongs to the "spaceX masterrace", I would love to buy a few of the shirts and patches just to mess with her
They will, just give them another 10 years and they'll be ready to sell merch!
Yes, and the merchandise better have Prime shipping.
@@MikeM8891 delivered from orbit no less!
I would love some BO panties!
Long live the second space race
You should call it New Ghost. Very transparent. Hard to see. Plus, we are sick and tired of animations. It feels like looking at the Chinese space program.
Fun Fact: Spacex Have 5M Subscribers And Blue Orgin Have Only 240k
Fast Fact: Nasa And SpaceX Have More Than Blue Orgin
Can't wait
If their customer has amazon prime, blue origin should give them a discount for launching the sattelite.
Yo, we changed the LOGO and the Landing Legs, let's do a new video
Anyway, glad that they are updating how the rocket will look
The second stage and fairings have also changed significantly.
In only two years, they have changed the landing legs, the second stage motor, the fairing and the logo.
Not only that, they have replaced the square-tube construction of the erector to a round-tube design!
.
All just in cgi, of course.
@@marvinkitfox3386 That seems like a good sign. Constantly changing designs like SpaceX doesn't show much confidence. The third stage design work can now be applied to the second stage, so nothing major there (no tooling changes). The fairing looks different and the logo looks different. That's minor.
They also added more thermal protection to the aeroshell that surrounds the engine cluster.
it looked better before this just looks like the f9s
I find it interesting there is no re-entry burn shown in the video. Even Falcon 9 has to do that for an RTLS. But shown here is a full ASDS like landing, which means the booster is traveling much faster as it’s on a ballistic trajectory.
Maybe it’s just for the marketing bluff though.
No. It's ballistic. The first step is always hard. I m sure they will try and learn.
Not doing a re-entry burn saves fuel and might allow them to advertise a higher payload capacity to orbit. Perhaps on the first test flight they will try this and if it fails they may resort to taking the performance hit and require a re-entry burn.
David Manning
I don’t really see any heat protection on New Glenn, most areas where there will be a lot of heat is white like Block 4 F9.
A re-entry burn is required, the heat and aerodynamic stresses are too much.
David Manning
Also look on a block 4 Falcon 9. On their aluminum gridfins, you can see that they can be in extremely bad shape.
Plus, not doing one also makes the landing burn much more risky. It won’t be able to glide as well in the atmosphere while smashing through the atmosphere meaning that it would not be able to make course corrections as well.
Falcon 9, being much slower can move without too much stress and that allows for it to divert if an issue arises. CRS-16 for example.
@@sinecosine7493 The New Glenn uses its strakes (those big fin-like things near the base) to provide lift that makes the New Glenn's re-entry far more gradual, resulting in far less heating. It does a "boostback" burn to null out most of the downrange velocity, then uses the strakes to provide a lofted, gradual low-heat entry profile.
Its entry should be a lot gentler than an F9.
So, no, no re-entry burn should be needed.
market competition is important people!
Best👌
Space X really building something (Starship Hopper)..and Blue Origin animating..
@Frank Castle SpaceX is building flying rubbish bins in Uncle Elmer's barnyard in Boca Chica, one of which blew up the other day. Blue Origin is building New Glenn in a huge building in Texas and will launch it either in 2020 or 2021. Starship is a long, long way off and doesn't even have a mission. Both have proven their engineering for landing and reusing their hardware; SpaceX with Falcon 9 and Blue Origin with New Shepard.
@Frank Castle Both have flown to space. New Shepard has crossed the Karman Line.
Frank Castle Not recognised? The Karman line is 100 kilometres. That’s a metric measurement. Do you read this stuff before you post? “Real space”... this stuff is totally wasted on you, isn’t it?😂😂😂
Frank Castle it’s a metric measurement!!
Frank Castle Furthermore, it is recognised by the Federation Aeronatique Internationale, which is based in France. Don’t you research anything?
SAME TIME THE FALCON HEAVY & BFR will be flying constant in 2021. LOVING the competition. Bring it BLUE ORIGIN. Those are COOL legs - fast recovery.
Kevin CCIE hahahaha, with how much falcon heavy was delayed? BFR won’t even be finished until mid 2020s
A lot of the people commenting have never worked in aerospace engineering or space flight vehicles or have an understanding of the rigorous flight certification processes.
@@nolimitsouldier09 The star hopper is finished, Starship so prototype is gonna be build in June-July, super heavy will be finished in 2020, with Starship being done in 2021 or even late 2020, orbital flights in 2021 and early 2022, and a crewed mission to flyby the moon in July 2022, in late 2022, two unmanned missions to mars to look for water and landing sights, if all goes well in those missions 2024 crewed mars missions
@nolimitsouldier09 it's 2023 where's blue origin's new glenn 😂