Bezos' Blue Origin Successfully Lands Booster After Rocket Launch

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00:00Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.

00:09Six, five, four, three, two, one.

00:14Lift up, lift back to sense motion.

00:26You're going to have three to thousand.

00:30It has cleared the tower.

00:31Go, way to go.

00:35We'll see the shuttle get on.

00:39Thirty seconds into play.

00:45Engine operating parameters continue with good.

00:47Four cross body ratings.

00:48Touch the moment.

00:49Forty seconds in.

00:54And the road stricts now level.

00:58Oh, beautiful.

00:59Fifty seconds in the flight.

01:01We're going to see good engine operating parameters.

01:02We're going to see good engine operating parameters.

01:03We're going to see good engine operating parameters continue to look good.

01:07We're going to see good engine control.

01:21Good MR control.

01:24One minute, 15 seconds in.

01:25Now passing Mach 1.

01:34New Glenn is now supersonic.

01:37Supersonic.

01:38And we can hear the wrong way.

01:39One minute, 30 seconds.

01:41Engine operating parameters continue to look good at full press.

01:45Max Q.

01:46Max limit pressure.

01:47One minute, 45 seconds.

01:51One minute, 45 seconds in.

01:57We have passed back to the level is real.

02:00All 7B4 engines continue to look good.

02:01Vigrant nominal.

02:02Seem good control on MR and TPC.

02:05Acceleration profile nominal.

02:09Now passing two minutes into play.

02:10The 7BE4 is unreal.

02:12One minute remaining in the station.

02:20All right.

02:22One minute remaining in boost that phase.

02:24You heard our team say, then we'll hit Miko.

02:27Main engine cutoff.

02:29That's going to lead to a sequence of events.

02:31We'll separate the first stage from the second.

02:35And that's when the first stage is going to begin its journey back home.

02:41We're going to see if we can land the booster separately.

02:44Of course, we will get the second stage off and going.

02:47Approximately 30 seconds now remaining in the burn.

02:50With the NASA ASP-K satellites on board on their way to Mars.

02:52The trajectory continues to look good.

02:53Seeing good data quality coming down from the vehicle.

02:56Body rate response is nominal.

02:56Great to hear that.

02:57Good data quality.

02:58All 7 engines continue to look good.

03:00Looking nominal.

03:02Next up, Miko, which is main engine cutoff.

03:05The tears are real.

03:12You can hear them all the way in here.

03:18And we have Miko.

03:19And we have Miko.

03:21And we have good stage set.

03:24We have good stage separation.

03:29And we have ignition on stage 2.

03:32Both engine parameters look good.

03:34You see the 2 rockets here.

03:38Body rate stamping out nicely.

03:46Both B2U engines look good at the high thrust set point.

03:50Body rate responses look good.

03:523 minutes, 43 seconds in the flight.

03:54Great shot.

03:55Great shot.

03:55Thank you for that view.

04:08We have good indication of payload carrying Jowson.

04:11Both B3U engines continue to look good.

04:13Body rate response is nominal.

04:14Seeing good data coming down from both stages.

04:16Great data.

04:18We're 4 minutes into IG2.

04:20And you saw the spectacular view from down from our GS2.

04:30Sponsor continue to look good.

04:31You saved in the large nozzles of the B3U.

04:344 minutes, 25 seconds into flight.

04:36All right.

04:44At 9 minutes is when we're expecting the first stage to touch down on Jacqueline.

04:56Approximately 2 minutes remaining in the GS1 coast.

04:58Thank you again, everybody, for joining us for NG2.

05:06So far, a nominal mission.

05:09Our second mission of NG2.

05:09GS2 is now 320 kilometers downrange, traveling at 2.8 kilometers per second.

05:16Trajectory continues to look good on both stages.

05:18We had a clean ascent burn, clean separation, clean fairing detison.

05:20Right down the middle of the range track.

05:22Engine operating parameters on GS2 look good.

05:24It sounds like our GS2 is having a beautiful ride.

05:29The NASA escapade satellites are exposed to space right now.

05:37And we've got GS1 coming down for landing at T plus 9 minutes.

05:54One minute remaining in the GS1 coast.

06:05Continue to see good data coming down from both GS1 and GS2.

06:09Body rates on both stages look good.

06:11The B3U engines look good.

06:16Everything looking good, looking nominal.

06:19Seeing good TVCNMR control on GS2.

06:21And I on this moment coming up is an important one.

06:22It is.

06:24We're going to relight the BE-4 engines for the reentry burn.

06:30Body rates snowing out on GS1.

06:32The exo-turn is complete.

06:35There you go.

06:36It's about 300,000 feet, less than 100 kilometers up there coming in for a landing on the Jacqueline.

06:42It's about 300,000 feet, less than 375 miles offshore waiting for the first time to land Blue Origin's new blend booster on the Jacqueline.

06:52Continue to see body rates on GS1.

07:08That looks great.

07:10We have our booster reentry burn.

07:11All three engines.

07:19No matter what happens next, we have had a good day.

07:23This is further than we made it on NG1.

07:25That's right.

07:26The indication of engine ignition on GS1.

07:30Continue to see good data from GS1.

07:35About a minute and a half.

07:37Engine parameters look good.

07:38Is when we would see...

07:41Confirm engine cutoff on GS1.

07:42Never tell me the odds.

07:44Return to Earth.

07:49You see it in kind of a horizontal position.

07:51We've got the strengths on the base of the booster, which give it lift.

07:55So we can basically fly this booster.

07:57Of course, we're using the forward fins as well, plus some of our reaction control system,

08:03to, as well as the giggling on the B-4 engines to turn the rocket accordingly.

08:10On here, it starts to tilt down one minute to go.

08:13GS1 sits there.

08:14GS2 systems continue to look good.

08:22GS2 throttle down complete.

08:24Responses look good.

08:30Eight minutes, 20 seconds from the flight.

08:33A breeze motion from our booster.

08:37Running back at the landing burn ignition.

08:38And we have landing burn ignition.

08:40And we have three good engines.

08:42We've got our booster, landing burn.

08:47Engine control let's go.

08:51Of course, those calls are there.

08:52Eight minutes, 22 seconds.

08:55Lake deployed.

09:00Now down to landing burn.

09:01A breeze shot from our booster.

09:03Standing back to touchdown.

09:20Standing back to touchdown.

09:25Touchdown to the third.

09:27Yes, the first time for Voltaire.

09:31Congratulations, the first time for Voltaire.

09:36Yes, the first time for Voltaire.

09:42Congratulations!

09:45Yes!

09:47So congratulations!

09:51Congratulations.

09:52And Bruce has returned to his blue margin.

09:57Welcome home, you guys!

09:59It's continued out very well.

10:00It's continuing with Steve and Ben.

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