Blue Origin's #NS14 has successfully lifted off from West Texas: Image
Now T+ 1 minute, 560 mph, at 23,000 ft AGL. Max Q
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NS-14 now separated after MECO, T+ 3 minutes, 1250 mph, 290,000 ft. AGL
NS-14's booster landing is imminent. Image
NS-14 booster shutdown. Image

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