Technology • Jun 28, 2025

Blue Origin's NS-33 mission set for launch

Blue Origin has pushed back its NS-33 mission to Sunday, June 29, after bad weather delayed the original launch.
Liftoff is now planned for 8:30am ET from Launch Site One near the U.S.-Mexico border, with a backup slot on June 30 just in case.
This will be Blue Origin's 13th flight carrying people.

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Mission to carry 6 people

The crew includes environmental advocate Allie Kuehner and real estate executive Carl Kuehner, among others.
They'll rocket past the Karman Line at over 3220km/h and get a few minutes of weightlessness—all packed into an 11-minute trip.
The mission highlights how far Blue Origin has come with reusable spacecraft tech.