Please don’t touch the New Glenn rocket fragments.
Blue Origin has warned that “debris from our recent hotfire anomaly may wash ashore in the coming days/weeks,” and says that people shouldn’t touch or approach it “for your safety.” If you do encounter any wreckage, you can report the location here: > Call: 1-321-222-4355 Email: MissionRecovery@blueorigin.com
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