A significant solar storm, responsible for spectacular displays of the aurora borealis across the United States, has caused Blue Origin to delay the launch of its New Glenn rocket for the second time. The launch, initially postponed due to inclement weather on November 9, was rescheduled for November 12. However, heightened solar activity posed a risk to both spacecraft and ground-based systems, necessitating a further postponement. This solar event underscores the increasing impact of space weather on terrestrial and space-based operations.