The 321-ft. booster had been fueled for a launch attempt between 1 a.m. and 4 a.m.
Credit: Blue Origin
CAPE CANAVERAL—Nearly a decade after launching its first suborbital New Shepard vehicle, Blue Origin on Jan. 13 attempted orbital flight with the partly reusable New Glenn heavy-lift rocket. An undisclosed vehicle subsystem issue, however, prompted the company to scrub the launch shortly after 3 a.m...
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