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Kinéis plans a second Rocket Lab launch later in 2024.
Rocket Lab USA, Inc. signed a ten-launch Electron agreement with Japanese Earth observation company Synspective.
Rocket Lab has launched satellites for commercial constellations that provide data and services to millions of people on Earth.
Rocket Lab deployed the first satellite in Synspective’s synthetic aperture radar (SAR) constellation in 2020.
Rocket Lab successfully launched the 50th Electron mission on 21 June 2024.
Rocket Lab has launched satellites supporting NASA missions to the Moon.
Rocket Lab is developing a larger reusable launch vehicle called Neutron with plans to bring it to market by mid-2025.
The signing event for the Rocket Lab–Synspective launch agreement took place in Tokyo on 2024-06-18.
Rocket Lab operates Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand as a site for Synspective launches.
Rocket Lab launched its 50th Electron rocket seven years after the vehicle’s debut in May 2017.
Rocket Lab’s deployed satellites have included NASA missions to the Moon, National Reconnaissance Office missions, and Space Force missions supporting national security and defense.
The contract between Synspective and Rocket Lab covers launches of individual StriX synthetic aperture radar spacecraft on Electron rockets from 2025 through 2027.
Rocket Lab has launched all four of Synspective’s SAR satellites on Electron rockets since 2020.
Rocket Lab subcontracted CesiumAstro to provide antennas as part of a $515,000,000 contract with the Space Development Agency for 18 military satellites slated to launch in mid-2027.
Rocket Lab’s most recent launch of a Synspective SAR satellite occurred in March and was part of a multi-launch contract that includes two more launches later 2024 separate from the new 10-launch contract.
The ten new dedicated Rocket Lab launches for Synspective will occur across 2025 and 2027.
Rocket Lab is preparing for its 50th Electron launch.
Two launches for Synspective have already been booked on Rocket Lab and are scheduled to launch 2024 from Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand.
Rocket Lab's first suborbital rocket launch is shown in Wild Wild Space.
Planet buys launch services from Astra and Rocket Lab.