Blue Origin’s New Shepard Mission NS-23 Launch Aborts In Flight [Video]
Blue Origin's New Shepard Mission NS-23 experienced a propulsion anomaly after launch 12 September 2022 shortly before reaching max q, leading to a mid-flight abort. Initial indications are that a safe recovery of the capsule and cargo payloads was accomplished. There were no crew aboard this flight. At the time of publication the status of the booster is uncertain but from the video below it is likely the Blue Origin New Shepard booster or first stage was lost.
Craig has decades of experience contributing to Flight International, Aviation Week, KCRW, NPR, and appearances on the Discovery, Military and History Channels.
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The editor is a former staff photojournalist at industry leader Flight International Magazine.
He also served as staff Aerospace Expert at KFWB Newsradio, contributed multiple cover stories to Aviation Week and Space Technology, along with on-camera and behind the scenes expertise to programs on the Military Channel, the History Channel, and the Discovery Channel.