All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
Rocket Lab previously launched for Capella Space on the I Can’t Believe It’s Not Optical mission in August 2020 when Electron deployed Capella’s first SAR satellite to orbit.
The Stronger Together launch will be Rocket Lab’s second launch from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility following Rocket Lab’s inaugural LC-2 mission on 2023-01-24.
Rocket Lab’s Neutron is a medium-size reusable launch vehicle designed with NSSL in mind.
Rocket Lab scheduled the Stronger Together launch from Virginia during a launch window that opens 2023-03-11.
Rocket Lab plans to start flying Neutron in late 2024.
Rocket Lab is investing approximately $250,000,000 in the development of the Neutron launch vehicle.
Rocket Lab completed a Wet Dress Rehearsal at Launch Complex 2 and the mission is awaiting range clearances from NASA and the FAA.
Rocket Lab set a previous launch turnaround record at Launch Complex 1 in 2022 when it launched NASA’s CAPSTONE mission followed by a dedicated mission for the National Reconnaissance Office 15 days later.
Rocket Lab operates Electron launch vehicles from Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand and Launch Complex 2 in Virginia, United States.
Rocket Lab is preparing to launch two dedicated Electron missions in March from the company’s launch sites in the United States and New Zealand within days of each other.
Rocket Lab previously launched a dedicated Electron mission for Capella Space in August 2020.
Each Electron mission in the Capella Space deal will deploy a single Acadia synthetic aperture radar Earth-imaging satellite to low Earth orbit.
Each Capella Space mission will feature separation systems produced by Rocket Lab as part of Rocket Lab’s vertical integration strategy.
Rocket Lab’s manifest for Capella Space includes the 'Stronger Together' mission scheduled to launch from Launch Complex 2 in Wallops, Virginia in March 2023.
Rocket Lab operates three orbital launch pads across two continents to provide responsive and flexible launch services.
The four newly signed Capella Space missions are planned to lift off from Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand with flexibility to move any mission to Launch Complex 2 in Wallops, Virginia if required.
Rocket Lab estimates water recovery increases recoverable Electron launches to about 60–70%.
Rocket Lab delivered a Capella satellite to space previously on the I Can’t Believe It’s Not Optical mission in August 2020.
Three Rocket Lab launches in the first quarter of 2023 are projected to account for $19,000,000 in revenue.
Rocket Lab USA, Inc. is preparing to launch two dedicated Electron missions in March from the company’s launch sites in the United States and New Zealand within days of each other.