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Rocket Lab

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Rocket Lab

@RocketLab

Official account for Rocket Lab, the end-to-end space company. We build rockets and spacecraft that open access to space to improve life on Earth.

USA

Joined November 2009

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Rocket Lab
@RocketLab
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Responsive launch needs responsive launch sites. With Launch Complex 1, we built the world's first private orbital launch site giving us launch availability 24/7, 365. Launch Complex 2 was built in just 10 months to bring small launch and hypersonic test launch to the U.S. East
Rocket Lab
@RocketLab
Jul 30
Securing access to space for all-weather 24/7 Earth imaging 🌏📸 @QPS_Inc has signed for another 3x Electron launches to continue deploying their QPS constellation - their third multi-launch booking on Electron in less than a year. More details: bit.ly/4vTlAYT
Rocket Lab
@RocketLab
Jul 29
We're excited to bring a new era of responsive launch capability to Alaska in support of national security 🚀
Sen. Lisa Murkowski
@lisamurkowski
Jul 29
This is a major win for both Alaska and our national security. Rocket Lab's new U.S. Space Force contract includes up to 18 launches, with the majority expected to lift off from the Pacific Spaceport Complex in Kodiak. For years, I have worked to secure federal investments in
Rocket Lab
@RocketLab
Jul 27
Missile defense from wherever it's needed 🚀❄️ We're officially headed to Alaska to establish our fourth launch complex to support our largest launch contract yet: $266M for up to 18 suborbital launches for missile defense with the Space Force's @USSF_SSC
Rocket Lab
@RocketLab
Jul 24
A family portrait from deep space, captured by Rocket Lab-built spacecraft on their way to Mars. The ESCAPADE twins snapped these stunning shots of Earth (left) and the Moon (right) from 363,000+ miles out, capturing both visible and thermal infrared light.
NASA Solar System
@NASASolarSystem
Jul 24
Say cheese, Earth and Moon! 📸 One of our two Mars-bound ESCAPADE spacecraft captured Earth and the Moon from 363,250 miles (584,600 kilometers) away. In visible light, both worlds appear as slim crescents. But switch to thermal infrared and it’s a different picture 👇 🧵1/2
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