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Rocket Lab USA Inc. launched its 32nd Electron mission to deploy the company's 152nd satellite to orbit.
Rocket Lab will use a modified Sikorsky S-92 helicopter to catch and secure the Electron first stage by its parachute line.
The "Catch Me If You Can" launch window opens on 2022-11-04, UTC from Pad B at Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1.
MATS is scheduled to launch at 6:20 p.m. CET on 2022-11-04 from New Zealand on a Rocket Lab launch vehicle.
On 2022-11-01, Rocket Lab provided the first notice of the 2022-11-04 launch including both the payload and the recovery plans.
Modifying the existing A-3 test stand reduces lead time to test and develop Rocket Lab’s Archimedes engine compared with creating a new test complex from scratch.
The Mississippi Development Authority offered a capital incentive to Rocket Lab to support modification of the A-3 test stand.
On 2022-09-21, Rocket Lab signed a 10-year agreement to use the A-3 test stand at Stennis Space Center with an option to extend the agreement for 10 more years.
Modifying the A-3 test stand will allow Rocket Lab to begin using it in a matter of months rather than the years required to build a new test facility.
Rocket Lab will test its Archimedes engines for the Neutron rocket at the A-3 test stand at Stennis Space Center.
IMM solar cells are powering General Atomics’ GAzelle spacecraft that Rocket Lab launched on its 31st Electron mission earlier 2022-10.
Rocket Lab acquired SolAero Technologies Inc in January 2022.
Rocket Lab launched General Atomics’ GAzelle spacecraft on its 31st Electron mission earlier 2022-10.
Rocket Lab acquired SolAero Technologies in January 2022.
Rocket Lab USA, Inc. was selected by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to supply solar panels for NASA’s Cooperative Autonomous Distributed Robotic Explorers (CADRE) program.
Rocket Lab acquired SolAero Technologies Inc. in January 2022.
Thirty-one Electron missions have launched from Rocket Lab’s Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand.
Planetary Systems Corporation is a Maryland-based space hardware company acquired by Rocket Lab in December 2021.
Rocket Lab will supply HawkEye 360 with separation systems produced by Planetary Systems Corporation.
Rocket Lab advertises launch capabilities from New Zealand and Virginia’s Wallops Island and offered a “24/7 rapid call-up launch capability.”