A Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded Thursday in Brevard County, filling the night sky with fire along Florida's Space Coast.

Satellites zoomed-in on the aftermath of the New Glenn rocket explosion at Blue Origin's LC-36 launchpad, and the extent of the damage is visible from orbit.

ROCKET LAUNCHES are always spectacular, but this was something else. On May 28th Blue Origin, a rocket firm owned by Jeff Bezos, was testing one of its New Glenn rockets at Cape Canaveral, in Florida.

Blue Origin's mammoth New Glenn rocket is due to get off the ground this weekend for the third time ever from Florida. For now, though, the New Glenn rocket is next due to be the launch service provider for a broadband company's satellites. Ready for liftoff?

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket exploded Thursday night during a test in Florida, raising questions about NASA's efforts to build a moon base.

Nasa’s Moon landing plans have suffered a “major blow” after Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket exploded, just a week after SpaceX’s booster rocket crashed into the sea. The rocket exploded in a fireball at 9pm on Thursday (2am BST on Friday),

NASA announced Blue Origin may launch its uncrewed Mark 1 lunar lander this fall, marking a key step in development of a base near the moon's south pole.