Blue Origin, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' rocket company that plans to take tourists into space, released images of its capsule, complete with giant windows and plenty of room for its passengers ...

With the Blue Origin team returned safely to earth, a sneak peek into the space flight is now available to gawk at. After all, the 11-minute trip marked a first step toward normalizing space ...

Blue Origin engineers roll the company's New Shepard spacecraft and rocket to the launch pad at the firm's West Texas proving grounds for an unmanned suborbital test flight on Nov. 23, 2015.

The images show six leather, ... Blue Origin hasn't disclosed pricing for the approximately 10-minute flight into space, which will likely cost $100,000 to $200,000.

Blue Origin's next generation launch vehicle has learned to stand upright. Satellite images captured the rocket company's New Glenn booster standing tall on the launchpad during Valentine's Day ...

On Tuesday, Blue Origin used a modular transport to roll its first stainless steel test tank to Launch Complex 36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. This tank is part of the company ...

Blue Origin is planning to take its first paying customers to space by 2018, according to CEO Jeff Bezos. The photos of New Shepard look quite different from the interior of SpaceX’s Crew Dragon ...

Image credit: Blue Origin. The New Shepard is scheduled for human test flights by this year, according to Blue Origin. It's expected to carry out its first consumer flights by 2018.

Blue Origin has a massive landing platform named "Jacklyn" that is at Port Canaveral, Florida. Blue Origin's launch of New Glenn will be the company's entry into the heavy-lift rocket marketplace.

Blue Origin's Mission NS-31 is the first all-female astronaut crew since 1963. Blue Origin via AP This image taken from video provided by Blue Origin shows the New Shepard rocket about to blast ...

One day, Blue Origin hopes to fly paying customers up to about 62 miles (100 kilometers) in altitude, bringing them to suborbital space before coming back down to Earth under a set of parachutes.

Get an inside look at the Star Trek icon's Blue Origin journey as he heads to space on Oct. 13 William Shatner is joined by Audrey Powers, Chris Boshuizen and Glen de Vries as they get ready to ...