Bezos' first rocket failed during launch

A rocket from Jeff Bezos' space company Blue Origin failed mid-flight on Monday shortly after liftoff (Bezos' latest Blue Origin launch failed). According to the live video stream, the rocket crashed in the Texas desert. The rocket lifted off from Blue Origin's West Texas launch site Monday morning as part of the company's 23rd New Shepard mission, intended to send NASA-funded experiments.

Cape Canaveral (USA): A rocket launched by businessman Jeff Bezos' company Blue Origin failed on Monday (Bezos' latest Blue Origin launch failed). However, the astronaut was not sent by a rocket and was only for scientific research. The rocket was launched from West Texas and within a minute of flight, yellow flames could be seen around one of the lower engines. A few minutes later the capsule's emergency system activated and a few minutes later it landed in the remote desert.

Bezos' first rocket fails during launch: The US Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement that the rocket fell back to Earth, but no injuries or damage were reported. He said that this rocket is only for scientific experiments. Similar rockets are used to take people on 10-minute journeys into space. The statement said that this class of rockets will not be launched until the investigation report is received.