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Another NASA science mission awarded to Rocket Lab!
A $28.9M contract with additional options extending through 2030.
Well done!
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NASA Armstrong signed task order 80AFRC27FA003 with Rocket Lab on Oct 28.
The work: "Integration and flight of the Geospace Dynamics Constellation Trailblazer (GDC-T) payload."
$28.9M obligated, $36.8M with options, with options running out to 2030.
Another NASA science mission flying with Rocket Lab.
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Not much fun watching the share price today. Much more fun listening to Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck.
In this clip he explains why Virginia is the ideal state for their operations.
"When we're looking for a launch site, we're not just looking for a launch site; we're looking for somewhere to build the entire rocket."
Hey Intel, Reddit and ServiceNow investors,
There's still plenty of room for new investors at the world's best pure-play space company!
$RKLB would be more than happy to welcome you aboard and help you make back some of those losses :)
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Rocket Lab looking great in premarket if you:
- have cash ready to deploy
- sold calls
Everyone else: buckle up.
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Rocket Lab and its latest launch getting more airtime on Fox News again 👀
Always good to see Rocket Lab reach a wider audience.
Everyone is proud of their winners that went up 10x.
BUT I'm actually even more proud of the losers I managed to cut in time.
And I think it's important to note, I never sell because of price action. I don't care if a stock I'm bullish on drops 99%, as long as the company continues executing.
I only sell when the company messes up.
And every time I do, I prove to myself that I'm not in love with my stocks and that I'm willing to do what's necessary, even when it's uncomfortable.
The last time I did this was with EHang, after a serious accounting error came to light that materially misrepresented its previously reported 2025 revenue. That was unacceptable to me, so I sold. And that decision saved me another ~60%.
It's not always easy, and selling at a loss always sucks. But if you want to be a successful investor, it's crucial to be honest with yourself and never let your attachment to a stock cloud your judgment.
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New interview with Rocket Lab COO Frank Klein!
A few things that stood out:
"When I joined Rocket Lab in 2024, we were manufacturing 15 Electron rockets a year. Next year, we'll be producing more than twice as many."
He was asked whether Rocket Lab, as an American company, might miss out on European launch contracts due to Europe's push for sovereignty:
"Nobody is going to pay two or three times as much just to have a rocket that is 100% built in Germany. That would be absolutely irresponsible."
On the retirement of Falcon and future launch capacity:
"When Elon Musk retires the Falcon, there will be an alternative. We're discussing this with the German federal government as well as with ESA. If the German government wants to send satellites into space in 2030, now is the right time to secure launch capacity."
With Germany planning to spend $41.1 billion on defence space technologies over the next five years, this could be a big opportunity for Rocket Lab.
Overall, he sounds very bullish, and it makes me even more confident that 2027 is going to be a huge year for Rocket Lab!
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Rocket Lab Robotics is still one of the coolest additions to the Rocket Lab family, imo.
Would love to see this design on some merch 👀
Giving future space missions a leg up. Or an arm, rather.
Rocket Lab Robotics developed a robotic arm with @NASA that can walk across spacecraft, use tools, and perform repairs and upgrades in orbit.
It launches on NASA's Fly Foundational Robots mission in late 2027. rocketlabcorp.com/updates/a-…
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I can't imagine how stressful it must be not knowing whether the company you're invested in will deliver strong earnings.
Luckily, Rocket Lab investors don't have that problem.
Amazing earnings ahead. As always.
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Crazy how much hype there was around Ouster on here just a few months ago.
But as always, when the stock price goes down, the excitement seems to disappear. Seen it happen with plenty of other stocks too.
I just don't get it. I'm more excited about Ouster than ever, and now I get an even better opportunity to increase my position.
How can you not be excited about what's ahead?
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Rocket Lab and its latest launch getting more airtime on Fox News again 👀
Always good to see Rocket Lab reach a wider audience.
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New interview with Rocket Lab COO Frank Klein!
A few things that stood out:
"When I joined Rocket Lab in 2024, we were manufacturing 15 Electron rockets a year. Next year, we'll be producing more than twice as many."
He was asked whether Rocket Lab, as an American company, might miss out on European launch contracts due to Europe's push for sovereignty:
"Nobody is going to pay two or three times as much just to have a rocket that is 100% built in Germany. That would be absolutely irresponsible."
On the retirement of Falcon and future launch capacity:
"When Elon Musk retires the Falcon, there will be an alternative. We're discussing this with the German federal government as well as with ESA. If the German government wants to send satellites into space in 2030, now is the right time to secure launch capacity."
With Germany planning to spend $41.1 billion on defence space technologies over the next five years, this could be a big opportunity for Rocket Lab.
Overall, he sounds very bullish, and it makes me even more confident that 2027 is going to be a huge year for Rocket Lab!
Source: spiegel.de/wirtschaft/rocket…
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Everyone who bought $RKLB at $49.25 right now:
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"We're the largest space grade solar cell provider and panel provider in the world now."
— Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck
No wonder Rocket Lab manufactured the solar panels and solar cells for NASA's NEO Surveyor mission.
Rocket Lab hardware featured in @NASA’s Image of the Day.
Our Albuquerque team manufactured the PVA panels that were populated with our high-efficiency, quad-junction Z4J+ solar cells that were integrated onto NASA NEO Surveyor’s 20-ft long sunshade structure.
The array delivers up to 2 kW and is the spacecraft's only power source as it hunts hazardous asteroids and comets.
















