BLUE ORIGIN NEW SHEPARD-33 (NS-33), June 29, 2025, West Texas

Update, June 29:  The launch took place this morning. Liftoff was at 9:38 am ET.

Update, June 22:  The launch was scrubbed again due to weather.

Today’s NS-33 launch attempt is scrubbed due to weather. We’re assessing our next launch opportunity.

— Blue Origin (@blueorigin) June 22, 2025

Update, June 21, 11:00 pm ET:  Blue Origin says it will try again tomorrow, June 22, at 7:30 am Central Time (8:30 am Eastern) but they are “keeping an eye on developing precipitation.”

Update, June 21:  The launch was scrubbed because of high winds. A new date will be set later.

We’re scrubbing today’s NS-33 launch due to persistent high winds at Launch Site One. We’re egressing the astronauts and will assess our next launch opportunity.

— Blue Origin (@blueorigin) June 21, 2025

Original Entry: Blue Origin will launch its next passenger flight aboard the New Shepard rocket on June 21, 2025 from its launch site in West Texas. The NS-33 launch window opens at 8:30 am CENTRAL Time (9:30 am EDT). The company’s webcast begins 30 minutes before liftoff on the Blue Origin website.

The six passengers are conservationists.  The approximately 10 minute flight will take them above the imaginery “Karman line” that separates air and space for about 3  minutes of weightlessness before they return to Earth, landing under parachute in the Texas desert.