$RKLB Just a reminder Shaun said back in April that its quite normal for them to keep qualification going on for sometime:
“Leading up to flight even just to make sure we’ve ticked all the boxes and then some!”
$RKLB A nice video of launch 98 Jellyfish.
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$RKLB Beautiful blue light 98th launch this evening! Rocket Lab keeps executing while maintaining a strong growth curve!
In an ever increasing uncertain world Rocket Lab remains a certainty 🙏.
My daughter just got back from Sydney: Saint Peters Restaurant… That is such a massive statement many wont understand l! ❤️❤️❤️
$RKLB “Every Synspective launch that flies on Electron makes the next procurement decision easier, and not for the companies with the newest slide deck.”
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$RKLB Rocket Lab Poised to Become “Only Viable Alternative” to SpaceX, Says Cantor Fitzgerald.
Neutron is different: replaces a traditional second stage body with an internal single engine payload deployer… Archimedes is designed to run for ten launches not 1 and refurbish!
“Neutron is not fully reusable”: you’re comparing it to so called fully reusable rockets that require refurbishing post every flight whereas Neutron just needs refuelling and new payload with its internal engine dropped in to relaunch. In effect ensuring it is the most reusable!
$RKLB With regards to those only using Electron payloads to measure Rocket Lab please consider the following:











