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Rocket Lab's Launch Complex 2 has witnessed the launch of seven rockets, including three orbital launch attempts.
Rocket Lab reported a mass-to-orbit of 859.3 kg with a known percentage of 66.7%.
The JUSTIN mission will utilize Rocket Lab's Electron rocket in a suborbital configuration under its HASTE program to test hypersonic technology for the U.S. government.
Rocket Lab conducted its 72nd Electron launch.
Rocket Lab's Electron rocket was featured in drone footage showing its glow reflecting off waterways.
Rocket Lab is developing the Neutron rocket.
Rocket Lab launched its HASTE launch vehicle from Launch Complex 2 on Wallops Island, Virginia, on September 30th for an undisclosed customer.
HASTE is associated with Rocket Lab, which trades as $RKLB.
Rocket Lab launched the Electron rocket carrying the HASTE JUSTIN payload at 8:28 PM ET.
Rocket Lab conducted its second HASTE launch within one week.
Rocket Lab Space Systems Inc. received $999,951 for the development of a new reaction wheel system for medium-sized satellites.
Rocket Lab's Electron rocket brightened the night sky during a launch.
The launch of the HASTE vehicle was Rocket Lab's 4th HASTE launch overall.
Rocket Lab launched a rocket in Virginia.
Rocket Lab's HASTE and Electron launch vehicles have deployed over 200 payloads for government and commercial customers.
Rocket Lab conducted a top-secret HASTE mission with the 72nd Electron launch from Wallops Island, Virginia.
The next 21 Synspective launches will occur from Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand.
Rocket Lab founder and CEO, Sir Peter Beck, emphasizes that regular and reliable launch on a flexible schedule is essential to the build-out of Synspective’s constellation.
Rocket Lab has been Synspective’s sole launch provider so far.
Synspective Inc. has agreed to launch an additional 10 satellites on Rocket Lab's Electron rocket as of September 30, 2025.