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Rocket Lab was aiming for a first Neutron launch in the second half of 2025.
Rocket Lab's third quarter also marked its highest GAAP gross margins at 37%.
Rocket Lab is targeting to reach orbit with the first launch of the Neutron rocket.
Key partners in the EscaPADE mission include Rocket Lab, NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Advanced Space LLC, and Blue Origin.
Rocket Lab had to push out the timeline for the first launch of its Neutron rocket to 2026.
Rocket Lab delivered a record revenue of $155 million in the third quarter of 2025.
Rocket Lab opened Launch Complex 3 for the Neutron rocket at the Virginia Spaceport on August 28, 2025.
Rocket Lab's Neutron rocket is scheduled to arrive at Launch Complex 3 in Q1 2026.
The first launch of Rocket Lab's Neutron rocket will occur after successful completion of the vehicle’s qualification testing and acceptance program.
Two spacecraft for the ESCAPADE mission were manufactured by Rocket Lab.
One plaque on each EscaPADE probe features Rocket Lab's motto 'Non Sufficit Hic Orbis' and images of an American Eagle and a New Zealand Kiwi.
Globalstar ordered 17 satellites from MDA Space in February 2022, with MDA subcontracting Rocket Lab to provide the satellite buses.
More Electron missions are scheduled before the end of the year as Rocket Lab prepares for the initial flight of its Neutron medium-lift launcher.
Rocket Lab's Electron rocket successfully completed its 16th launch in 2025.
Since 2017, Rocket Lab has sent dozens of its Electron rockets carrying small satellites into orbit from its Mahia Peninsula launch pad on New Zealand's east coast.
Rocket Lab plans six more Electron flights to further develop the iQPS constellation in low Earth orbit.
Rocket Lab's highest launch count in a single year was set in 2024.
Rocket Lab is based in New Zealand and is second only to SpaceX for the number of private launches it oversees.
The 'Nation God Navigates' mission lifted off from Rocket Lab Complex 1 in New Zealand at 19:51 UTC on November 5.
The ESCAPADE spacecraft were constructed by Rocket Lab USA, headquartered in Long Beach, California.