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"Daughter Of The Stars" mission info: bit.ly/4blvThp

Satellites integrated and encapsulation complete for our upcoming launch for the European Space Agency @esa. The "Celeste" IOD-1 & IOD-2 satellites will test next-gen satnav technologies in LEO that support ESA's current Galileo system in higher orbit.

Rocket = ready Payload = secured Mission = GO for launch Wet Dress Rehearsal is complete for "Eight Days A Week" for @synspective. Target Launch: 🚀 7:10 am NZDT, March 21 🚀 3:10 am JST, March 21 🚀 18:10 UTC, March 20 🚀 2:10 pm EDT, March 20 🚀 11:10 am PDT, March 20

Manifest: Now 70+ launches. Backlog: Over $2B. Launch contracts: 28 sold in Q1 so far, almost as many as were sold in the full year 2025. More details: bit.ly/41hAxac

Our largest launch contract yet: 20x new HASTE launches for @DeptofWar to accelerate hypersonics for America. We're delivering reliable, modern hypersonic capabilities to the nation with speed and affordability - and the first mission in this block of launches is just months away🚀

T-6 days to launch for "Daughter Of The Stars" - Electron's 85th launch and first time flying a dedicated mission for the European Space Agency @esa 🛰️🛰️. Integration and encapsulation is now complete, with ESA's 2x satellites secured to Electron inside its nose cone and ready for launch.

Seven launches complete for @synspective, another 20 to go for the Japanese Earth-observation company. Our next dedicated Electron launch for their EO constellation is scheduled this week. Electron has been the sole launcher for Synspective to date, building out their EO constellation on schedule and with precision.

This is what regular and reliable access to space looks like. We're running two launch campaigns from LC-1 this weekend with back-to-back launches only days apart. First up: "Eight Days A Week" for @synspective will add another StriX satellite to their Earth observation constellation. Launch: NET March 20 NZDT. Next: "The Daughter Of The Stars" for @esa will be the first launch for a new European satnav system called LEO-PNT. Launch: NET March 24 NZDT.

Mission info: rocketlabcorp.com/missions/launc…

When smallsat constellation operators want reliability and precision, they launch on Electron. We're deploying @synspective's Earth-observation constellation to monitor for natural disasters and critical infrastructure projects across 27 launches in total. Next launch? Next week, NET March 20.

Human exploration and science at Mars relies on a robust telecommunications network. Rocket Lab’s Mars Telecommunications Orbiter will make that possible. Proven hardware. Proven team. Proven Mars experience. We're Mars tested and MTO ready.

@_starbase_ @synspective Owl be back

@RocketLab @synspective What? A Synspective mission name without "owl" in it? I can't take you guys seriously anymore...

Next mission alert🚨 Electron's 84th launch will be a dedicated mission with 1x StriX satellite to continue building out the Earth observation constellation for @synspective. 'Eight Days A Week' is scheduled for liftoff NET: 🚀 6:45 am NZDT, March 20 🚀 2:45 am JST, March 20 🚀 17:45 UTC, March 19 🚀 1:45 pm EDT, March 19 🚀 10:45 am PDT, March 19

Mission details: rocketlabcorp.com/missions/launc…

Another Mars milestone! 🔴 Blue and Gold, the twin spacecraft we built for @NASA and @ucbssl's ESCAPADE mission to Mars, have started science operations. 🛰️🛰️ With commissioning now officially complete, the spacecraft are studying Earth's magnetotail and they're the first to do it from this distant region.

Learn more: rocketlabcorp.com/missions/mars-…

Humans on Mars. Science at Mars. Exploration of Mars. It all relies on communications. Rocket Lab's Mars Telecommunications Orbiter will make it possible 📡🛰️ 🚀 🧑‍🚀

Blue skies and mission success for our 83rd Electron launch.

MISSION SUCCESS! Payload deployment is confirmed for "Insight At Speed Is A Friend Indeed", successfully capping off our 83rd mission 🚀

LIFTOFF!

Nominal SECO and transfer orbit achieved. Electron is set to complete this mission and deploy the satellite within the hour.