Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket, currently poised for launch, represents a significant step toward advanced rocket technology, emphasizing precision in countdown and launch operations.
The launch sequence initiates with the flow of liquid hydrogen into the rocket’s tanks, proceeding through a stringent go poll to ensure all systems are ready.
A critical phase occurs at max-Q, where the atmospheric pressure peaks; success in this moment indicates stability as the rocket ascends into space.
Following the boosting phase, the fairing is jettisoned, reducing weight, while the rocket tests its second-stage engine and systems for potential future missions.
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