Early on Thursday morning, a Saturn V-sized rocket ignited its seven main engines, a prelude to lifting off from Earth.
But then, the New Glenn rocket didn’t move.
And still, the engines produced their blue flame, furiously burning away methane.
Thoughts and musings of David Greenberg, a polymath
Early on Thursday morning, a Saturn V-sized rocket ignited its seven main engines, a prelude to lifting off from Earth.
But then, the New Glenn rocket didn’t move.
And still, the engines produced their blue flame, furiously burning away methane.