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$RKLB When space wins we win; more RL components headed for orbit.
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$RKLB I spy a few more RL components 🧐🚀
Launch confirmed for Thursday, October 1. Merlin.01, the first satellite in our new Merlin constellation, will launch alongside two NewSat Mark VI satellites and one NewSat Mark V aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-18 mission. Stay tuned as we prepare for liftoff! Ad Astra!
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$RKLB h/t @trypto_tran <- follow Mynaric (Rocket Lab subsidiary) reset its German leadership. Andreas Reutter is CEO. Co-founder Joachim Horwath moves to future tech. Supervisory board is Frank Klein (chair), Brad Clevenger (deputy), and DLR’s Peter Gräf. Mandate: fill the backlog, scale laser-comm terminal production, next-gen products.
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Wet Dress Rehearsal DONE ✅ Electron is ready for its 97th launch and latest mission from Launch Complex 1. 'Owlright Owlright Owlright' launch window opens tomorrow: 🚀12:15pm NZST, Sept 26 🚀00:15 UTC, Sept 26 🚀9:15 am JST, Sept 26 🚀8:15 pm EDT, Sept 25 🚀5:15 pm PDT, Sept 25
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Lunar Surface Robotics (Moon) Rocket Lab supported @FireflySpace's Blue Ghost lunar lander with our MAX Flight and MAX Ground Data Software suites, alongside trajectory design and backup mission operations support. We also provided the high-efficiency solar panels that powered the Blue Ghost spacecraft that successfully landed on the Mare Cirsium on the lunar surface. Motiv Space Systems (now Rocket Lab Robotics) also developed the lightweight chassis, mobility actuators, and motor control electronics for @NASA's CADRE autonomous lunar rovers. Currently, we are developing a single-axis scanning gimbal with integrated avionics for the EMILIA-3D PRISM payload, an instrument designed to produce high-resolution 3D thermal maps of the Moon.
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NEWS: Iridium Stockholders Approve Acquisition by Rocket Lab @Peter_J_Beck on the acquisition: “We’re excited about what we can build together for customers, governments and millions of people around the world once the transaction closes.” It’s official. The transaction is expected to be completed by mid-2027
$RKLB $IRDM Merger approved by stockholders ✅
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$RKLB $IRDM Iridium x Rocket Lab 🚀 🛰️ FCC ex parte (Sept. 22) on the Rocket Lab–Iridium license transfer: Counsel told staff they don’t object to approval being tied to Iridium’s existing national-security agreement, and that no unnamed holder will have 10%+ of Iridium’s FCC licensees after close. Meeting recap, not a grant. Comment window still open. Also, Iridium vote is today.
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The official launch day for Synspective’s 13th StriX SAR satellite, “Owlright Owlright Owlright,” has been scheduled 🦉🛰️ Mission details: Launch Date: September 26, 00:26 (UTC) / September 26, 9:26 (JST) Launch Vehicle: @RocketLab’s #Electron Location: Launch Complex 1, Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand Launch schedules can change due to weather or technical factors. For the latest real-time updates, keep an eye on Rocket Lab’s Upcoming Missions page: rocketlabcorp.com/missions/l… Press Release: synspective.com/news/launch_… #Launch #Satellite #SAR #StriX
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JUST IN: Global private investment in space surges to $23,000,000,000.00, more than doubling from a year earlier.
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Rocket Lab began as a small launch company. Today, our rockets, spacecraft, and components power hundreds of missions for science and exploration, national security, and commercial constellations. Here's a tiny glimpse of how far we've evolved since Electron's first launch less than 10 years ago. Rockets unlock space. Satellites do the work. We build and operate both.
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