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Bachelor Blue Origin in a while Bob Blue Origin we In a while, Bob. Blue Origin, we better redefine it. It's a

Bezo's company. What does it do, Bob? Good evening to you.

Good evening, General. Well, it doesn't do much of anything. That's been the problem.

It seems to have come to life in the last few

months with the removal of the previous CEO by Bezos who had really stopped all operations for five years nothing got done.

So it's starting to have action, but it's still questionable how acting the action is.

For example, the key, the most important issue right now

is it's BE4 rocket engine.

This is an engine that is used by ULA's Vulcan rocket to use two on the first stage of every launch.

It's also the engine that Blue Origin wants to use on its New Glen rocket.

They would use seven of these on the first stage of the New Glen.

New Glen has not launched yet, but Vulcan has launched once. Vulcan has a second launch planned. It was

originally supposed to go in April now. But about a month or so ago they

announced it wasn't going to launch until the fall and the reason they said it wouldn't launch until the fall was because its payload

Sierra Space's tenacity dream chase a mini shuttle was still going through its ground test, final ground

testing to get certified for launch and it wasn't ready. And that was the reason they

gave for the fall delay, but it seems now there was a really another reason which they kept quiet because it really would look bad

and that was that Blue Origin had not yet delivered the two

BE4 engines needed for that launch.

Apparently this week they completed the delivery of those two engines and now

ULA is now mounting them on the rocket, which means there was no way a launch in April could have occurred.

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