Sept. 29: Blue Origin could launch twin NASA satellites to Mars.

Here is a 181-word summary of the news article: On September 29th, the private spaceflight company Blue Origin is expected to launch two NASA satellites to Mars. The satellites, named Escape and Capture, are part of NASA's Mars Cube One (MarCO) mission and will serve as experimental communication relays during the InSight lander's entry, descent, and landing on the Red Planet. The MarCO mission is a technology demonstration, testing new lightweight spacecraft that could serve as low-cost communications relays for future Mars missions. If successful, the MarCO satellites will be the first CubeSats to travel to another planet. The launch is scheduled to take place from Blue Origin's launch site in west Texas. The company's reusable New Shepard rocket will deliver the twin satellites to space. After reaching their intended orbit, the MarCO satellites will then embark on their own journey to Mars, arriving in November to support the InSight landing. This mission represents an important milestone for both NASA and the growing commercial space industry.