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Soviet Be-4 (KOR-2) flying boat on board the cruiser Molotov. Only 100 aircraft of this design were built. 1944
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Soviet Be-4 (KOR-2) flying boat on board the cruiser Molotov. Only 100 aircraft of this design were built. 1944
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First BE-4 engine rolls off Blue Origin factory.
Blue Origin has completed the first BE-4 engine at their Kent, Washington factory recently. BE-4 will replace the Russian-made RD-180 engine on ULA’s new Vulcan rocket, scheduled to enter service in 2019. Capable of producing 550,000 pounds of thrust, the engine will be powered by Liquid Oxygen and Liquid Methane in a powerful combination known as Methalox. Now that the first engine has been completed, Blue Origin will prepare for all-up testing of the entire system, a key milestone that will secure the engine’s use on Vulcan. CEO Jeff Bezos expects the second and third engines to be completed soon. In addition to ULA’s Vulcan using two of the engines on their first stage, Blue Origin’s own launcher, New Glenn, will use seven BE-4s as the powerhouse on its first stage. New Glenn, announced in September, 2016, is an orbital-class launch vehicle Bezos hopes will compete in the super-heavy lift payload class in addition to commercial astronaut flights into Low Earth Orbit. P/C: Jeff Bezos/Blue Origin.
Blue Origin BE-4 Methalox Engine for New Glenn booster
Blue Origin's breaks ground on new BE-4 engine production facility
Blue Origin’s breaks ground on new BE-4 engine production facility
Blue Origin broke ground on new engine-production facilities in Alabama on Friday, Jan. 25, 2019. From left to right: Greg Canfield, Alabama Secretary of Commerce; Kim Lewis, Huntsville/Madison County Chamber 2019 Board Chair; Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle; Alabama Governor Kay Ivey; United Launch Alliance CEO Tory Bruno; Blue Origin CEO Bob Smith; Madison County Commission Chairman Dale Strong;…
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Blue Origin starts building the factory for New Glenn's engines
Blue Origin starts building the factory for New Glenn’s engines
Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket just became more tangible. The company has officially started construction on a factory in Huntsville, Alabama that will produce the BE-4 engines powering both New Glenn and United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan Centaur. It’ll also make the BE-3U engines used for New Glenn’s second stage. While it’s not clear when the factory will start making rockets, Blue Origin…
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ULA selects Blue Origin's BE-4 engine for Vulcan rocket
ULA selects Blue Origin’s BE-4 engine for Vulcan rocket
Artist’s depiction of the Vulcan rocket rising up from Earth. Image Credit: United Launch Alliance
Drawing to a close the competition between aerospace veteran Aerojet Rocketdyne and NewSpace’s Blue Origin, United Launch Alliance (ULA) today selected Blue’s BE-4 engine to power the new Vulcan Centaur rocket. (more…)
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Jeff Bezos tweets latest BE-4 engine test footage
Jeff Bezos tweets latest BE-4 engine test footage
File photo of a BE-4 engine hot-fire test. Photo Credit: Blue Origin
Blue Origin has successfully tested its BE-4 engine at its longest duration yet revealed by the secretive spaceflight company. In a video tweeted out by the company’s founder, Amazon.com’s Jeff Bezos, it was announced that the engine, which is capable of 550,000 pounds (2,400 kilonewtons) of thrust, was tested at 65 percent of…
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