| Jeff Bezos’ space company just suffered another setback. Its New Glenn rocket exploded on a Florida launchpad. It’s the latest proof that SpaceX is light years ahead of everyone else. Go here to claim your Pre-IPO access – before this backdoor closes. The explosion happened Thursday night at 9pm Eastern time at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. Blue Origin was running a routine engine test before what was supposed to be the rocket's fourth flight. But within seconds of ignition, the 98-meter-tall rocket erupted into a massive fireball. It destroyed the rocket and likely caused significant damage to the launch pad itself. Bezos posted on X within hours: "Very rough day, but we'll rebuild whatever needs rebuilding and get back to flying." The problem is he’s going to need to rebuild a lot. That launch pad is the only orbital launch facility Blue Origin has. The company has no backup pad and no alternative launch site. Blue Origin had planned 12 launches this year. Yet they can't make a single one until the pad is rebuilt and a full investigation is complete. The thing is this investigation alone takes months. Now compare that to SpaceX... When SpaceX's Falcon 9 exploded on the pad back in 2016, the company simply pivoted to its other launch facilities and kept flying. SpaceX currently operates multiple launch pads at Cape Canaveral, Kennedy Space Center, and Vandenberg. It just completed its 12th Starship test flight last week. It's launched 49 Starlink missions in 2026 alone. In the same year that Blue Origin's only rocket exploded… SpaceX has been launching more than one rocket every single week. Musk’s company is simply light years ahead of everyone else. That’s why I’m claiming my stake in the SpaceX Pre-IPO thanks to this little-known backdoor. Here’s how you can do the same. Ian Wyatt |
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