Jared Isaacman je iz helikoptera pregledao štetu na Launch Complex 36 nakon eksplozije rakete New Glenn 28. maja koja je u potpunosti uništila potpuno sastavljenu raketu. Niko nije povređen, a uzrok eksplozije je i dalje nepoznat dok istraga traje. New Glenn je bio važan za NASA-in program Artemis, pa incident može uticati na rasporede misija; Blue Origin je povratio pristup rampi i započeo procenu i popravke, uz podršku NASA.
Jared Isaacman Obišao Mesto Eksplozije New Glenn Rakete na Cape Canaveral — Šteta, Uticaj na Artemis i Planovi Popravke
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
Administrator NASA Jared Isaacman iz helikoptera je izbliza pregledao štetu nastalu nakon eksplozije rakete New Glenn kompanije Blue Origin tokom predlansirnog testa 28. maja. Na mestu gde je ranije stajao rekonstruisani lansirni kompleks vredan oko milijardu dolara vidljivi su ugljenisani ostaci i oborena infrastruktura.
Šta se dogodilo
Raketa New Glenn, teški lansirni sistem dug oko 98 metara (322 feet), eksplodirala je tokom takozvanog hot fire testa dok je bila potpuno sastavljena na rampi Launch Complex 36 na Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. Niko nije povređen, ali je raketa u potpunosti uništena. Uzrok eksplozije još uvek se utvrđuje, a istraga i rad na proceni štete su u toku.
Inspekcija i razgovori na licu mesta
Isaacman je u objavi na društvenim mrežama naveo da je tokom leta helikopterom i razgovora sa timom inženjera imao priliku da direktno razgovara sa Jeffom Bezosom, osnivačem Blue Origina, i Daveom Limpom, izvršnim direktorom kompanije. Fotografije pokazuju da je NASA-ov administrator dobio vazdušne snimke oštećenog Launch Complex 36 i da su razmenjeni prvi koraci za procenu i sanaciju.
Isaacman je rekao da je cenio priliku da čuje od onih koji rade kroz posledice i bolje razume izazove koji su pred njima.
Značaj za Artemis i komercijalne misije
New Glenn je imao ulogu u planovima NASA-inog programa Artemis: bio je predviđen da lansira Blue Origin-ov neobučeni lunarni lander kasnije 2026. i da učestvuje u podršci misije Artemis III, planiranoj za 2027. Incident može uticati na raspored tih misija, ali NASA nije zvanično objavila konačne promene u rokovima.
Pod misijskim profilom Artemis, radionice bi uključivale lansiranje astronauta Orioneom i SLS-om u orbitu, gde bi se oni sreli sa komercijalnim lunar landerima koje bi u orbitu lansirali partneri kao što su Blue Origin (New Glenn) i SpaceX (Starship). Sada je neizvesno kada će i da li New Glenn ponovo moći da igra tu ulogu bez značajnih rekonstrukcija i novih testova.
Dalji koraci
Blue Origin je povratio pristup rampi i započeo detaljan uvid i procenu štete. Timovi procenjuju infrastrukturne popravke, sigurnosne procedure i mogući uticaj na buduće letove, uključujući komercijalne lansiranja i saradnju sa NASA. Isaacman je potvrdio spremnost NASA-e da pomogne u procesu procene i obnove, istakavši da su američka dostignuća u svemiru nastajala prevazilaženjem izazova.
Istraga o tačnom uzroku eksplozije traje; rezultati će biti ključni za planiranje daljih testova, popravki i bezbednosnih mera pre nego što se New Glenn vrati u operativni režim.
Napomena: Informacije u tekstu zasnovane su na javno objavljenim izveštajima i izjavama učesnika; rokovi i planovi mogu biti revidirani kako istraga napreduje.
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
NASA released thousands of new photos taken during the Artemis II mission around the moon. The astronauts selected for the mission thoroughly documented the 10-day voyage, which included an April 6 lunar flyby as they traveled more than a quarter-million miles from Earth.(Provided by NASA)
Aerials of damage to Blue Origin’s facilities at Launch Complex 36 on Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL May 29, 2026. The New Glenn rocket exploded during a fueling test.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY)
Aerials of damage to Blue Origin’s facilities at Launch Complex 36 on Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL May 29, 2026. The New Glenn rocket exploded during a fueling test.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY)
Aerials of damage to Blue Origin’s facilities at Launch Complex 36 on Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL May 29, 2026. The New Glenn rocket exploded during a fueling test.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY)
Aerials of damage to Blue Origin’s facilities at Launch Complex 36 on Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL May 29, 2026. The New Glenn rocket exploded during a fueling test.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY)
Aerials of damage to Blue Origin’s facilities at Launch Complex 36 on Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL May 29, 2026. The New Glenn rocket exploded during a fueling test.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY)
Aerials of damage to Blue Origin’s facilities at Launch Complex 36 on Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL May 29, 2026. The New Glenn rocket exploded during a fueling test.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY)
Aerials of damage to Blue Origin’s facilities at Launch Complex 36 on Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL May 29, 2026. The New Glenn rocket exploded during a fueling test.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY)
Aerials of damage to Blue Origin’s facilities at Launch Complex 36 on Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL May 29, 2026. The New Glenn rocket exploded during a fueling test.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY)
Aerials of damage to Blue Origin’s facilities at Launch Complex 36 on Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL May 29, 2026. The New Glenn rocket exploded during a fueling test.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY)
Aerials of damage to Blue Origin’s facilities at Launch Complex 36 on Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL May 29, 2026. The New Glenn rocket exploded during a fueling test.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY)
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman flies in a helicopter above Launch Complex 36, Blue Origin's site at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station where the company launches it New Glenn rocket. The towering rocket exploded May 28 while being tested on the launch pad.
ABlue Originrockethas explodedon the launch pad at theCape Canaveral Space Force Station.The 320-foot New Glenn rocket was undergoing an engine "hotfire test" on Thursday, May 28, ahead of an upcoming launch of 48 Amazon Leo broadband satellites into low-Earth orbit. A target launch date had not been announced.(Malcolm Denemark,FLORIDA TODAY)
A mushroom-shaped cloud rises above the northern Merritt Island tree line Thursday, May 28, after a Blue Origin rocket anomaly at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.(Provided by Phil Stasik)
The New Glenn launch pad, visible from south Cocoa Beach, is seen in flames shortly after 9 a.m. Thursday, May 28.(Malcolm Denemark, FLORIDA TODAY)
The Blue Origin New Glenn launch pad, seen in flames from Cocoa Beach shortly after 9 p.m. May 28, was the site of a rocket anomaly at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.(Malcolm Denemark, FLORIDA TODAY)
The Blue Origin New Glenn launch pad, seen here in flames in a shot from Cocoa Beach, was the site of an explosion at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on Thursday, May 28.(Malcolm Denemark,FLORIDA TODAY)
The New Glenn launch pad is seen from south Cocoa Beach, burning, after 9 p.m. Thursday, May 28.(Malcolm Denemark, FLORIDA TODAY)
Fire and smoke rise from the launch pad of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket as it explodes during a test, in Cape Canaveral, Florida, U.S., May 28, 2026, in this picture obtained from social media.(Courtney Blair/via Reuters)
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