Blue Origin makes impressive strides with reuse; next launch will refly booster

Blue Origin is pushing the boundaries of rocket reusability with its New Glenn rocket. The company plans to refly the booster used in its second mission, NG-2, for the upcoming NG-3 mission, scheduled for late February or early March. This would mark the third flight of the New Glenn fleet, and if successful, it would represent a significantly shorter turnaround time compared to SpaceX's first refly of a Falcon 9 booster, which took nearly 11 months.