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Blue Origin Plans 5,000-Satellite Internet Network
Innovation3h ago

Blue Origin Plans 5,000-Satellite Internet Network

Jeff Bezos' rocket company Blue Origin just unveiled plans for TeraWave, a massive satellite network designed to deliver ultra-fast internet to businesses and governments worldwide. The ambitious project could expand global internet access and spark healthy competition in the growing space connectivity market.

SpaceNews3 min read
Reusable Rockets Could Send 1,000 to Space Yearly by 2035
InnovationFeb 11

Reusable Rockets Could Send 1,000 to Space Yearly by 2035

Space travel is about to get dramatically cheaper thanks to fully reusable rockets from SpaceX, Blue Origin, and others. Within a decade, thousands of people could orbit Earth each year, launching a new era that benefits everyone on the ground.

SpaceNews3 min read
Blue Origin Pauses Space Tourism to Build NASA Moon Landers
InnovationFeb 1

Blue Origin Pauses Space Tourism to Build NASA Moon Landers

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is hitting pause on its tourist flights to focus on something bigger: helping NASA return humans to the moon. The company will shift its energy to building lunar landers for the Artemis program over the next two years.

Engadget2 min read
Nigerian Lawyer Becomes First Nigerian in Space
Global NewsJan 26

Nigerian Lawyer Becomes First Nigerian in Space

Owolabi Salis made history as the first Nigerian to journey into space aboard Blue Origin's NS-33 mission. The Lagos native hopes his achievement will inspire African youth to pursue careers in science and space exploration.

Vanguard Nigeria2 min read
Blue Origin's TeraWave to Beam 6Tb Internet From Space
InnovationJan 22

Blue Origin's TeraWave to Beam 6Tb Internet From Space

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin just unveiled TeraWave, a satellite network promising lightning-fast 6-terabit internet connections anywhere on Earth by late 2027. The game-changer? It's designed to power data centers, hospitals, and governments with connectivity that makes today's options look slow.

The Verge Science2 min read