ABC News Orlando WFTV Channel 9; My Timelapse long duration image of Blue Origin New Glenn rocket launched on NG-1 mission at 203 AM ET Jan 16, 2025 between the palms at Hilton Garden Inn Cocoa Beach Oceanfront, FL. Featured on ABC News Orlando WFTV broadcast. Credit: Ken Kremer/spaceupclose.com
For Space UpClose 16 Jan 2025
My Timelapse long duration image of Blue Origin New Glenn rocket launched on NG-1 mission at 203 AM ET Jan 16, 2025 between the palms at Hilton Garden Inn Cocoa Beach Oceanfront, FL. Credit: Ken Kremer/spaceupclose.com
Dr. Ken Kremer, Founder & Managing Editor of Space UpClose, joined FOX 35’s Garrett Wymer on FOX 35 News+ on 14 Jan 2025 to break down the latest details on the Blue Origin New Glenn rocket launch, SpaceX’s Starship mission, and NASA’s moon mission with their lunar lander
Ken Kremer interviews about Blue Origin New Glenn rocket and NG-1 mission launch
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