A Rocket Lab Electron rocket launched the NEONSAT-1 Earth-observation satellite and NASA's Advanced Composite Solar Sail System (ACS3) from New Zealand on April 23, 2024 at 6:14 p.m. EDT (2214 GMT; 10:14 a.m. on April 24 New Zealand time). Read more 👉 nhttps://trib.al/oq7oTdt Credit: Rocket Lab | Space.com

View from the pad of our latest launch from LC-2. With HASTE, we're proud to be unblocking the hypersonic test bottleneck with regular commercial launches, lowering the cost and increasing the tempo of hypersonic test flights for the U.S. and its allies. | Rocket Lab

Just under two hours to launch. Today's T-0 lift-off time has been set for: ⏰UTC | 03:50, Aug 5 ⏰NZT | 3:50 p.m., Aug 5 ⏰JST | 12:50 p.m., Aug 5 ⏰EST | 11:50 p.m., Aug 4 ⏰PST | 8:50 p.m., Aug 4 Join us on the livestream from T-20 minutes: http://rocketlabcorp.com/live-stream | Rocket Lab

Introducing a very special project: The Launch of Rocket Lab. A stunning 300 page book that takes you behind the scenes of our founding through to today. Our most memorable missions, our toughest challenges, our most nail-biting moments (so far...) all in one place. Pre-order now: https://rocketlabcorp.com/book/ | Rocket Lab

Electron has arrived at Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1! The rocket, named 'It's a Test', will go through a series of tests and checkouts before it is signed-off to fly. Head to rocketlabusa.com/latest/ to learn more. | Rocket Lab

Ever wanted to see behind the scenes at Rocket Lab? Take a peek inside our rocket and spacecraft factories and launch sites. | Rocket Lab