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After Blue Origin rocket explosion, NASA’s entire moon exploration program depends on SpaceX for now as Musk eyes blockbuster IPO soon
"Blue Origin’s inability to launch Blue Moon anytime soon is likely to put the company out of the running for Artemis III. "
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A New Glenn rocket owned by Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin exploded during an engine‑firing test at Cape Canaveral on Thursday, before a satellite launch scheduled for next week. The failure came as SpaceX prepares a record‑setting IPO in a few weeks, strengthening its position in NASA’s lunar program. With Blue Origin’s launch aborted, NASA’s current Artemis moon exploration plans now rely on SpaceX for crew and cargo transport. The incident underscores SpaceX’s dominance in the race to return astronauts to the lunar surface.
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