@NASASpaceflight NSF's @RoughRidersShow is out with a live camera providing another view of the aftermath of B18's failure. https://t.co/wTIGOIVHDm

Super Heavy Booster 18, the first Block 3 (V3) booster, suffered a major structural failure during its initial ambient test at Masseys early this morning.

I've analysed the Press Release and new Webpage: Here's everything we know about the brand new Super Heavy Lift New Glenn 9x4 → https://t.co/ujiuJuB9pq

Flew over Starbase today: Pad 1's OLM nearly demolished, Pad 2 nearing full operational readiness, and the first V3 Super Heavy booster now at Masseys, poised for its testing campaign. Relentless progress. @NASASpaceflight

One week ago, we launched our second New Glenn mission. Today, "Never Tell Me The Odds" is back at LC-36 for refurbishment to prepare for its next flight!

Last night was incredible to witness! SpaceXs first Block 3 Super Heavy B18 rolled to Masseys! If you watched our @NASASpaceflight I was staying well ahead of it. Crazy to think a rocket was chasing ME! Watch the stream: https://t.co/z5dzJftgMC

NEW GLENN UPGRADES: @BlueOrigin just dropped an update! NEW Super Heavy Lift Variant: New Glenn 9x4 - 9 engines on Stage 1 - 4 engines on Stage 2 - 70t to LEO / 14t to GEO / 20t to TLI - 8.7m fairing UPGRADED: New Glenn 7x2 - 7x BE-4 thrust increase from 17,219kN to 19,928kN -

Harvey Stone and New Glenn 🚀🚢

F9 first stage B1101 was lowered after its testing campaign to begin its journey to the east or west coasts. Will B1099 finally be up next after getting some extra hanger relaxation? Watch and see what’s next at https://t.co/vA0IB0sPLj @NASASpaceflight

Blue Origin's Port Canaveral crew has lowered a flown New Glenn GS1 Booster to a horizontal position for the first time, following its return, ahead of transport back to their facilities for inspection and preparation for a reflight. @NASASpaceflight https://t.co/BEepgAJYUG

New Glenn is being lowered at Port using this new Breakover structure @NASASpaceflight https://t.co/MuLjv5ppus

Hours after arriving at Port Canaveral, New Glenn GS1 Booster "Never Tell Me The Odds" was lifted off of Jacklyn and onto the support jig, that will help transition the booster to horizontal for transport back to the hanger. @NASASpaceflight https://t.co/BEepgAJYUG

New Glenn is being lifted off Jacklyn. https://t.co/tANS0dWyIH

SpaceX rolled Pad B's Ship Quick Disconnect (SQD) to the Launch Site tonight. This massive arm supplies propellant, power, & data to Starship on the pad — then swings away seconds before liftoff. @NASASpaceflight

As SpaceX prepares to launch another Falcon 9, Blue Origin is preparing to lift the returned New Glenn off Jacklyn. https://t.co/KuSNSYPDqu

Timber! @NASASpaceflight

And then there were two… We have been waiting years for a time when multiple flight-proven orbital-class boosters would enter Port Canaveral during operation. And that time has finally arrived! Incredible to compare the appearance of both Falcon and GS1 boosters chugging along

Pad 1 Demo continues! 2nd leg was knocked down today. @NASASpaceflight https://t.co/70BSb1K66W

It is a three boosters day in Port Canaveral and you can see so many differences between GS1 and F9 reused boosters. Very few visible scars on GS1 with Jeff Bezos inspecting the goods. Watch booster processing live on the @NASASpaceflight SCL stream. https://t.co/lIR57w5ug9

GS1 is making its first return! On New Glenn's second flight, Never Tell Me The Odds successfully landed on Jacklyn! We took a boat ride out last night to see it, but don't miss our live coverage of the return today. Livestream: https://t.co/m3vcNMBiYK 📸 @NASASpaceflight