Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket is scheduled to launch a Synspective mission named "Eight Days A Week" from LC-1.
Synspective’s eighth StriX satellite is named Eight Days A Week.
Synspective’s eighth StriX satellite, Eight Days A Week, successfully reached its target orbit.
The target launch time for Rocket Lab’s "Eight Days A Week" mission is 3:10 am JST on March 21, 2026.
Rocket Lab completed a wet dress rehearsal for Synspective’s mission "Eight Days A Week".
The target launch time for Rocket Lab’s "Eight Days A Week" mission is 11:10 am PDT on March 20, 2026.
The target launch time for Rocket Lab’s "Eight Days A Week" mission is 2:10 pm EDT on March 20, 2026.
The target launch time for Rocket Lab’s "Eight Days A Week" mission is 7:10 am NZDT on March 21, 2026.
The target launch time for Rocket Lab’s "Eight Days A Week" mission is 18:10 UTC on March 20, 2026.
The "Eight Days A Week" mission will add another StriX satellite to Synspective’s Earth observation constellation.
Rocket Lab’s first mission in the weekend sequence is "Eight Days A Week" for Synspective.
Rocket Lab's "Eight Days A Week" mission for Synspective will add another StriX satellite to Synspective's Earth observation constellation.
The "Eight Days A Week" mission will lift off from Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand.
Rocket Lab listed a launch window of 6:45 am NZDT on March 20 for the "Eight Days A Week" mission.
Rocket Lab listed a corresponding launch time of 2:45 am JST on March 20 for the "Eight Days A Week" mission.
The mission is named "Eight Days A Week".
'Eight Days A Week' is scheduled for liftoff no earlier than 6:45 am NZDT on March 20.
'Eight Days A Week' is the mission name for Rocket Lab’s Electron 84 launch.
'Eight Days A Week' is scheduled for liftoff no earlier than 2:45 am JST on March 20.