Catch Me If You Can? Challenge accepted. In two days' time, here's how we'll attempt to catch Electron with a helicopter as the rocket returns from space.

More mission info: bit.ly/3sRTH5p

Payload integration complete with OHB Sweden & Rymdstyrelsen for MATS! This Swedish national science mission is launching on Electron's recovery mission Nov 04 UTC - more info. bit.ly/3sRTH5p

Rocket Lab to attempt booster recovery on upcoming Electron launch spacenews.com/rocket-lab-to-…

Got questions for our upcoming Q3 earnings call? We invite $RKLB shareholders to submit and upvote questions to have their Say at bit.ly/3zwwcTq

The countdown is on!

Proud to support Virginia's next generation of STEM explorers!

Did you know we have launch and spacecraft operations centers in Colorado, Virginia, California and New Zealand? These centers can provide primary and backup ops for individual spacecraft & constellations, launch vehicles, and landers. #MoreThanJustRocketsInThisLab

Our separation systems have successfully deployed spacecraft on every mission they’ve been part of including CAPSTONE, Mandrake II, DART, and more. The Advanced Lightbands are the next-gen of vehicle separation system and have the shortest integration time in the industry.

Eastern Shore, meet Electron 🤝

After more than 30 missions from LC-1, it's almost LC-2's turn. Launching in December for our mission partner HawkEye 360.

Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck will be interviewed virtually about his company & plans for the future on Oct. 20th (3pm MST) during the 2022 Mars Society Convention. Visit marssociety.org for details. #science #spaceflight #mars2022 #technology #aerospace #newspace

It was a pleasure to host Ambassador Udall Ambassador Tom Udall 🇺🇸 at our production complex this week. We visited the multiple Electrons lined up ready for transport to launch sites and showcased our growing spacecraft and satellite component production lines. Thanks for stopping by the lab!

Tune in at 19:00 UTC today to hear Peter Beck talk Neutron, Launch Complex 2 and more on Chris Bergin - NSF live.

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Rocket Lab will power the next generation of robotic space explorers. We’re thrilled to confirm our IMM solar cells were selected for NASA’s CADRE robots that will explore the Moon’s most hard-to-reach places & communicate never-before-seen data to Earth. bwnews.pr/3D05RPO