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Blue Origin

17 published events · on the wire since February 2026

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Blue Origin tests first three Quartz satellite ground stations

Blue Origin reported successful tests of its first three Quartz satellite ground stations in Bermuda, New Zealand and Australia. The company is pursuing a phased network rollout targeting nine sites by year-end, using 3.7-meter antennas for low-Earth-orbit communications in the 2026 phase. It has pa…

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Chronological record

Every published event attached to Blue Origin, newest first.

August 2026
  1. A Record 14 Billion-Dollar Rounds In July Pushed Venture's Historic Run Higher
July 2026 3 events
  1. Amazon seeks FCC license for 5,105-satellite mobile network competing with SpaceX
  2. NASA plans Artemis III orbital rehearsal docking Orion with SpaceX and Blue Origin landers
  3. NASA backs dozens of projects on the space frontier, including some with Northwest connections
June 2026
  1. NASA picks Eric Schmidt's rocket company for Mars mission, setting up a race with SpaceX
May 2026 2 events
  1. Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explodes during testing in Florida
  2. Y Combinator pivots toward hard tech in Summer 2026 Request for Startups
April 2026 5 events
  1. FAA grounds Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket after failed orbital insertion
  2. Blue Origin reuses New Glenn rocket for first time, but satellite reaches wrong orbit
  3. Blue Origin achieves booster reuse but faces upper-stage issue on New Glenn flight
  4. Musk Wants a Million Data Center Satellites, Bezos Wants 51,600. Scientists Want to Know Why
  5. NASA Launches Artemis II, Sending Four Astronauts Toward the Moon for First Time in 54 Years
March 2026 3 events
  1. NASA outlines $20 billion moon base plan
  2. Blue Origin files FCC application for 52,000 solar-powered satellites as part of Project Sunrise orbital AI data center system
  3. Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin enters the space data center game
February 2026
  1. Avalanche thinks the fusion power industry should think smaller