Blue Origin

50 years after Apollo, a U.S. return to the moon looks depressingly far off

Persistent technical setbacks and political infighting have introduced unending delays in our trip back to the lunar surface.

Elon Musk trolling Jeff Bezos is the ridiculous space race 2019 deserves

Jeff Bezos wants to save Earth by moving industry to space

The billionaire owner of Blue Origin outlines plans for mining, manufacturing, and colonies in space.

Report: Jeff Bezos wants to take Blue Origin straight to the moon

How to watch Blue Origin’s New Shepard launch today

Here’s why Elon Musk is trolling Jeff Bezos with a cat emoji

How to watch the four rocket launches today, including SpaceX and Blue Origin

Blue Origin launch live stream: How to watch the NASA-sponsored New Shepard blastoff

Why Jeff Bezos is moonstruck to predict a trillion people living in space

Neil deGrasse Tyson’s breaks down the link between scientific innovation and war

Tyson swung by Fast Company’s office to talk about the future of business in space and what he needs from the Trump administration’s proposed Space Force.

NASA names first commercial astronauts for SpaceX and Boeing flights

Blue Origin launch live stream: How to watch the Mannequin Skywalker test

Report: Blue Origin’s space tickets could run as high as $300K

Who’s the “rocket man” now, Donald Trump?

Survey: Most Americans say NASA should focus on Earth, not Mars

A new Pew study suggests that monitoring the climate and killer asteroids rank far higher than going to Mars or the moon. Those sentiments are generally shared across party lines.

Jeff Bezos talks about his plans to colonize the moon

Blue Origin launch live stream: How to watch the New Shepard rocket blast off

This U.S. Air Force Commander Helps Elon Musk’s Interns Launch SpaceX Rockets

Brigadier General Wayne Monteith is working to propel a new generation of space innovators. It’s also his job to worry about lightning and Sputnik debris.

How Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos Are Trying To Upend Space Exploration

Author Tim Fernholz looks at companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin–and their predecessors–which promise to save lots of money with more efficient rockets.