Blue Origin To Fly Two NASA Cubesats To Mars
Artist's concept of Escapade.
Credit: Rocket Lab/UC Berkeley
A pair of 6U science satellites originally slated to piggyback a ride to Mars with NASA’s Psyche asteroid probe will instead launch aboard Blue Origin’s New Glenn, a two stage heavy-lift reusable booster still in development. Terms of the contract, awarded on Feb. 9, were not disclosed, but U.S...
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