Space · 2025 two-stage configuration · seven-engine first stage
How tall is New Glenn?
The 2025 New Glenn configuration uses an approximately 98-meter full-height reference. This is the two-stage vehicle with a seven-engine first stage and its payload fairing.
98 m
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- Approximate full launch height · 2025 fairing configuration
- Subject or version
- 2025 two-stage configuration · seven-engine first stage
- In feet, rounded
- 321.5 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective
NASA’s November 13, 2025 launch account describes the rocket as more than 320 feet, giving 98 meters in parentheses. The scene retains that approximate metric reference; it is not an exact surveyed endpoint or a maximum height for later generations.
The same account identifies a seven-meter fairing and seven BE-4 first-stage engines. The full launch cutout excludes the launch platform and keeps landing hardware stowed. A widened or lengthened later vehicle must not inherit the 2025 record silently.
Quick facts
New Glenn uses an approximately 98-meter full-height reference for the two-stage vehicle described for the November 2025 ESCAPADE launch. The fairing is included and landing legs are stowed.
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