Blue Origin has confirmed the plans to send in 2025 Mark I device, a drone of the human landing system (HLS) of NASA – on the moon. About this report Aviation Week Magazine.
Mark I is designed to provide nearly 3.9 tons for any point on the surface of the Moon. As part of the task planned for 2025, the device must land softly in the southernmost area of the Earth's natural satellite.
The launch of Mark I was planned to be made by new heavy Glenn missiles. Currently, the assembly of the unit's unit with the Be-7 engine operates on liquid oxygen and hydrogen almost completed. After a few weeks, the product is planned to be sent to thermal tests, then the blue origin will prepare a missile with the device to launch from cosmodrom in Florida.
In March, Spacenews publication reported that Blue Origin completed an investigation on the issue observed in the first launch of the new Glenn.
In February, the publication related to the General Director of Blue Origin Dave Limp reported that by 2025, the Mark 1 -Blue Moon version of Mark 1 will land softly on the moon's surface.