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NS-34

New Shepard, Blue Origin

West Texas Suborbital Launch Site/ Corn Ranch, Corn Ranch, Van Horn, TX, USA

Launch time

T-0

Sun 3 Aug, 14:42:16 CEST

12:42:16 UTC

The rocket put its payload into the planned orbit.

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Mission

NS-34 on New Shepard. Sun 3 Aug 2025, 12:42:16 UTC. Reported outcome: Success. Launch site: West Texas Suborbital Launch Site/ Corn Ranch. Source: Launch Library 2.

NS-34 is the 14th crewed flight for the New Shepard program and the 34th in its history.

Mission type
Tourism
Orbit
Suborbital

Mission patches

  • NS-34 Patch

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Launch timeline

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Changes recorded by Space Right Now

No changes since we started tracking on .

    Source updates from Launch Library 2 (9)

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    1. LL2 update

      Mission completed.

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    2. LL2 update

      Liftoff.

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    3. LL2 update

      New T-0.

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    4. LL2 update

      Hold at T-10:00.

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    5. LL2 update

      Official Webcast by Blue Origin has started

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    6. LL2 update

      Tweaked T-0.

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    7. LL2 update

      GO for launch.

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    8. LL2 update

      NET August 3, to be confirmed.

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    9. LL2 update

      Adding launch

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    Launch pad

    West Texas Suborbital Launch Site/ Corn Ranch

    Corn Ranch, Van Horn, TX, USA (US)

    Coordinates: 31.422878, -104.757121

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    Launch data: The Space Devs (Launch Library 2)

    Launch plans change. Times are estimates from the source, not a guarantee of liftoff.