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It's actually quite impressive that the full stack kep together while spinning at 1500 kp/h. And the launch itself was really glorious.

Going by the US's track record with "We're going back to the Moon" initiatives it's more likely that they'll die of old age before they set foot on the moon in anything that isn't SpaceX-built.

I applaud Blue Origin for the achievement, but by and large it's sort of lackluster, given that the company has been around for 21 years with basically nothing but a demo flight to show for despite having the wealthiest man alive at its back. In the meantime SpaceX has revolutionized the space...