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Forum:Commercial Space - Military Space
Topic:Blue Origin New Shepard: Mission 10 (NS-10)
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Robert PearlmanLiftoff of Blue Origin's NS-10 New Shepard flight on Wednesday (Jan. 23, 2018) at 9:08 a.m. CST (1508 GMT).

Apogee (unofficial): 350,775 feet (66.4 miles or 106.9 kilometers).

Successful landing of the New Shepard rocket. From Blue Origin on Twitter:

Touchdown of the New Shepard crew capsule! Looks to have been a wholly successful flight today.
Robert PearlmanFrom Jeff Bezos on Instagram:
A perfect day. New Shepard has now racked up 10 consecutive successful launches, 9 consecutive successful booster landings, 3 consecutive successful escape tests, and 11 consecutive successful crew capsule landings (including a pad escape). Today's mission was the 4th flight of this particular tail number — all with minimal refurbishment between flights. Step by step, we're getting close to human flight. And all of this learning is being incorporated into New Glenn too. I did wear my lucky boots today, but I'm pretty sure it's actually the incredible Blue Origin team.

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