Úrsula Pamela García Meteored Mexico
The 320-foot-tall vehicle, known as “No, It’s Necessary,” ignited briefly before a failure at its base generated a massive fireball that consumed both the first and upper stages. No personnel were at risk nearby, as safety protocols were followed, and officials confirmed there were no injuries.
Blue Origin’s Official Statement
Blue Origin described the incident as an “anomaly” during the hot-fire test, which was the final step before the fourth flight planned for June. Jeff Bezos posted that it was “a very tough day,” but that they were already working to identify the root cause….
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