Rocket Lab VICTUS HAZE exceeded the previous TacRS record set by VICTUS NOX by more than 10 hours.
The mission shattered the previous TacRS record set by VICTUS NOX by more than 10 hours.
During the 2023 Victus Nox demonstration, the Space Force encapsulated and launched a satellite on a Firefly Aerospace rocket 27 hours after receiving the alert.
The U.S. Space Force successfully encapsulated and launched a satellite on a Firefly Aerospace rocket 27 hours after receiving the alert during the 2023 Victus Nox demonstration.
VICTUS NOX used live launches in 2023.
Firefly Aerospace launched a Millennium Space satellite for the Victus Nox TacRS mission in September 2023.
In September 2023, the Space Force launched a satellite called Victus Nox within 27 hours of receiving orders.
Three months before the 2023-12-22 mission, Alpha successfully launched the Victus Nox responsive space demonstration for the U.S. Space Force.
Firefly launched the Victus Nox responsive space demonstration for the U.S. Space Force successfully three months before the 2023-12-22 launch.
Fly the Lightning will further demonstrate responsive space capabilities by tracking and improving the total working hours required from payload receival to launch readiness compared to Alpha FLTA003 VICTUS NOX.
The mission team will demonstrate responsive space capabilities by tracking and improving the total working hours required from payload received to launch readiness compared to Alpha FLTA003 VICTUS NOX.
Firefly Aerospace launched the Victus Nox responsive launch mission for the U.S. Space Force on 2023-09-14 on an Alpha rocket.
Achieving operational readiness in 37 hours was 11 hours ahead of the 48-hour goal for VICTUS NOX.
Millennium Space Systems completed checkout and achieved operational readiness of the VICTUS NOX space vehicle 37 hours after launch.
Firefly Aerospace successfully launched its Alpha rocket and deployed the VICTUS NOX spacecraft.
Firefly Aerospace launched its Alpha rocket and deployed the VICTUS NOX spacecraft.
Victus Nox lifted off at 7:28 p.m. Pacific from Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
Firefly Aerospace launched the company’s Alpha rocket and deployed the VICTUS NOX spacecraft.
Firefly Aerospace deployed the VICTUS NOX spacecraft following a 24-hour notice to complete final payload operations and mission preparations.
Firefly and Millennium completed multiple rehearsals for VICTUS NOX that included packing and delivering a satellite mockup to Firefly’s integration facility at Vandenberg Space Force Base to practice launch operations within a 24-hour timeframe.