Won’t take long. Unless the U.S. tries to block companies like Rocketlabs from launching satellites.
October 25, 2026 at 7:18 PM
Won’t take long. Unless the U.S. tries to block companies like Rocketlabs from launching satellites.
Random....and funny...
I want a RocketLabs mobile rocket launch system for Xmas. 🤣💪🏾🤷🏾♂️
I want a RocketLabs mobile rocket launch system for Xmas. 🤣💪🏾🤷🏾♂️
October 23, 2026 at 12:21 PM
Random....and funny...
I want a RocketLabs mobile rocket launch system for Xmas. 🤣💪🏾🤷🏾♂️
I want a RocketLabs mobile rocket launch system for Xmas. 🤣💪🏾🤷🏾♂️
Amazon just did a huge deal with ESA, using Ariane 6es for a great majority of their deliveries.
China has already two companies that have had successful reusable demonstrations. RocketLabs is working on major cost reductions, too.
Things are moving. SpaceX is no longer the only game in town.
China has already two companies that have had successful reusable demonstrations. RocketLabs is working on major cost reductions, too.
Things are moving. SpaceX is no longer the only game in town.
October 19, 2026 at 6:34 AM
Amazon just did a huge deal with ESA, using Ariane 6es for a great majority of their deliveries.
China has already two companies that have had successful reusable demonstrations. RocketLabs is working on major cost reductions, too.
Things are moving. SpaceX is no longer the only game in town.
China has already two companies that have had successful reusable demonstrations. RocketLabs is working on major cost reductions, too.
Things are moving. SpaceX is no longer the only game in town.
True.
True.
True.
That’s for Starlink and alternatives.
As for launch vehicles, SpaceX isn’t formidable with Falcon Heavy, but yes it’s a nuisance obstacle. There’s RocketLabs who will seen get there with their Neutron rocket. Not there yet but it will, by all accounts. They also have Iridium
True.
True.
That’s for Starlink and alternatives.
As for launch vehicles, SpaceX isn’t formidable with Falcon Heavy, but yes it’s a nuisance obstacle. There’s RocketLabs who will seen get there with their Neutron rocket. Not there yet but it will, by all accounts. They also have Iridium
October 19, 2026 at 3:01 AM
True.
True.
True.
That’s for Starlink and alternatives.
As for launch vehicles, SpaceX isn’t formidable with Falcon Heavy, but yes it’s a nuisance obstacle. There’s RocketLabs who will seen get there with their Neutron rocket. Not there yet but it will, by all accounts. They also have Iridium
True.
True.
That’s for Starlink and alternatives.
As for launch vehicles, SpaceX isn’t formidable with Falcon Heavy, but yes it’s a nuisance obstacle. There’s RocketLabs who will seen get there with their Neutron rocket. Not there yet but it will, by all accounts. They also have Iridium
The First Launch of RocketLabs Neutron Slips Again Amid Trouble with Carbon Composites via @arstechnica.com - arstechnica.com/space/2026/1...
Neutron's first launch slips again amid trouble with carbon composites
Rocket Lab announced the Neutron rocket in 2021, aiming for a first flight in 2024.
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October 15, 2026 at 11:39 PM
The First Launch of RocketLabs Neutron Slips Again Amid Trouble with Carbon Composites via @arstechnica.com - arstechnica.com/space/2026/1...
Neutron rocket delay to 2027 highlights carbonfiber tank redesign challenges and investor confidence shakeup! #RocketLabs #Neutron #SpaceTech #CarbonFiber #Engineering #Launch #Future
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October 18, 2026 at 1:37 AM
Neutron rocket delay to 2027 highlights carbonfiber tank redesign challenges and investor confidence shakeup! #RocketLabs #Neutron #SpaceTech #CarbonFiber #Engineering #Launch #Future
Congratulations to their team but they've got a long way to go. The best alternative is currently RocketLabs.
September 8, 2026 at 11:05 AM
Congratulations to their team but they've got a long way to go. The best alternative is currently RocketLabs.
RocketLabs also exists here *because* of the competitive advantage of having a launch site here, that's one of its whole raison d'etre, so.. no, sadly, they won't leave.
June 22, 2026 at 3:12 AM
RocketLabs also exists here *because* of the competitive advantage of having a launch site here, that's one of its whole raison d'etre, so.. no, sadly, they won't leave.
Way ready for more of this action. Can't wait til #RocketLabs and #NASA_Antares programs start back up at #NASA's #WallopsFlightFacility, Wallops Island, VA. My kind of sunrise!
September 10, 2025 at 1:14 PM
Way ready for more of this action. Can't wait til #RocketLabs and #NASA_Antares programs start back up at #NASA's #WallopsFlightFacility, Wallops Island, VA. My kind of sunrise!
Modeling for Methalox explosions really not fully understood. This *should* cause reevaluations of Starship's Texas pad and RocketLabs proposed site in Virginia.
It looks really bad, that is a large envelope and pressure wave
It looks really bad, that is a large envelope and pressure wave
May 29, 2026 at 1:45 AM
Modeling for Methalox explosions really not fully understood. This *should* cause reevaluations of Starship's Texas pad and RocketLabs proposed site in Virginia.
It looks really bad, that is a large envelope and pressure wave
It looks really bad, that is a large envelope and pressure wave
There is always Rocketlabs in NZ.
March 23, 2026 at 5:37 PM
There is always Rocketlabs in NZ.
Great catch!!
I live on the Mahia Peninsula in NZ where Rocketlabs lets off its rockets.
Insane when they go up, and insane on recovery, so fast.
In 2025, Rocket Lab was the second most active private company worldwide in terms of total orbital rocket launches, a position it also held in 2024
I live on the Mahia Peninsula in NZ where Rocketlabs lets off its rockets.
Insane when they go up, and insane on recovery, so fast.
In 2025, Rocket Lab was the second most active private company worldwide in terms of total orbital rocket launches, a position it also held in 2024
January 15, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Great catch!!
I live on the Mahia Peninsula in NZ where Rocketlabs lets off its rockets.
Insane when they go up, and insane on recovery, so fast.
In 2025, Rocket Lab was the second most active private company worldwide in terms of total orbital rocket launches, a position it also held in 2024
I live on the Mahia Peninsula in NZ where Rocketlabs lets off its rockets.
Insane when they go up, and insane on recovery, so fast.
In 2025, Rocket Lab was the second most active private company worldwide in terms of total orbital rocket launches, a position it also held in 2024
...... and look real close, that is New Zealand.
We launch rockets with satellites from the Mahia peninsula for the very reason you posted this; there is nothing we can hurt if we launch like elon does.
Hint, Rocketlabs has had two failures over this great nothing on the planet....
We launch rockets with satellites from the Mahia peninsula for the very reason you posted this; there is nothing we can hurt if we launch like elon does.
Hint, Rocketlabs has had two failures over this great nothing on the planet....
May 6, 2025 at 3:54 AM
...... and look real close, that is New Zealand.
We launch rockets with satellites from the Mahia peninsula for the very reason you posted this; there is nothing we can hurt if we launch like elon does.
Hint, Rocketlabs has had two failures over this great nothing on the planet....
We launch rockets with satellites from the Mahia peninsula for the very reason you posted this; there is nothing we can hurt if we launch like elon does.
Hint, Rocketlabs has had two failures over this great nothing on the planet....
Here's a video Rocketlabs posted unfortunately on that other site...
We got movement!
We got movement!
May 9, 2025 at 6:28 AM
Here's a video Rocketlabs posted unfortunately on that other site...
We got movement!
We got movement!
get Apple and all the other brands here, too! Don't even need them to pay (much)... just have them crosspost! (even go for the small fish like, BlueOrigin, RocketLabs, BoomSupersonic...) Thanks!
November 15, 2024 at 8:09 AM
get Apple and all the other brands here, too! Don't even need them to pay (much)... just have them crosspost! (even go for the small fish like, BlueOrigin, RocketLabs, BoomSupersonic...) Thanks!
We have some damned clever aeronautical engineers in this country, Rocketlabs and Aurora, no doubt others
Given the rapid obsolescence of any commercially produced drones, buying them off anyone's shelf is a hiding to nothing
They could be tested as combined arms with pest species hunters
Given the rapid obsolescence of any commercially produced drones, buying them off anyone's shelf is a hiding to nothing
They could be tested as combined arms with pest species hunters
April 8, 2025 at 12:47 AM
We have some damned clever aeronautical engineers in this country, Rocketlabs and Aurora, no doubt others
Given the rapid obsolescence of any commercially produced drones, buying them off anyone's shelf is a hiding to nothing
They could be tested as combined arms with pest species hunters
Given the rapid obsolescence of any commercially produced drones, buying them off anyone's shelf is a hiding to nothing
They could be tested as combined arms with pest species hunters
He isn't a COBOL programmer. From is biography he programmed in C when working at RocketLabs, a gaming company. But that doesn't excuse him from drawing his own conclusions. If he found too many m entries matching the same date, he should have researched about COBOL's default date value.
February 15, 2025 at 9:27 AM
He isn't a COBOL programmer. From is biography he programmed in C when working at RocketLabs, a gaming company. But that doesn't excuse him from drawing his own conclusions. If he found too many m entries matching the same date, he should have researched about COBOL's default date value.
SpaceX and RocketLabs are poised to make insane profits from taking businesses into space. 20 years from now the profits will be insane.
July 15, 2026 at 12:06 AM
SpaceX and RocketLabs are poised to make insane profits from taking businesses into space. 20 years from now the profits will be insane.