FAA Halts Blue Origin’s New Glenn After Upper-Stage Mishap
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The FAA grounded Blue Origin’s New Glenn following the NG-3 mission’s second-stage mishap, which prevented AST SpaceMobile’s satellite from reaching the intended orbit, triggering a safety investigation and a return-to-flight pause pending reviews by the FAA, NASA, the NTSB, and the U.S. Space Force.
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