With the first launch of Blue Origin's massive New Glenn rocket still in the works before the end of the year, Jeff Bezos' company got to work testing out its recovery operations with the huge crane parked at Port Canaveral on August 8.
Blue Origin tests out New Glenn rocket recovery crane at Port Canaveral retrieved 10 August 2024 from https://phys.org/news/2024-08-blue-glenn-rocket-recovery-crane.html
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