The countdown to our next Electron launch from LC-1 is on - mark your calendars for July 14 UTC! 🗓️

In the meantime, we're working a parallel launch campaign for the mission *after* this, with launch rehearsals now underway for our 🎉40th🎉 Electron mission. https://t.co/jtszMSf4Bo

Payload integration is underway for the #BabyComeBack mission launching from LC-1 no earlier than July 14th UTC!

All but one of the small sats on this mission will be housed in our carbon composite Maxwell dispensers for a safe journey to orbit. https://t.co/FZvR4GeujX

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🚀 Launch Update 🚀

Due to unfavorable weather conditions the #BabyComeBack mission is now targeting a no earlier than July 17 UTC launch. https://t.co/QGlncd5AJh

L-1 day #BabyComeBack https://t.co/znsHIH9zo0

Welcome to launch day! Today we launch 7 satellites for
NASA, SFL_SmallerSats, Telesat & SpireGlobal. And we’re also trying to bring back Electron’s booster after an ocean splashdown.

🚀Mission: Baby Come Back
⏰ Time: 23:30 UTC/11:30 NZST
📺Webcast: https://t.co/2pdXMvU9IC https://t.co/mgLPWyQrnn

Electron is vertical on the pad at LC-1. Lift-off for Baby Come Back is currently on track.

Launch window opens:
July 17, EDT | 19:30
July 17, UTC | 23:30
July 17, PDT | 16:30
July 18, NZST | 11:30

Mission info: https://t.co/HlusRNOKi4 https://t.co/dESLydliFs

LOx loading is underway and ice is starting to form on the outside of Electron’s carbon composite structure, as always. Now about T-3.5 hours to lift-off from Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand.

Target lift-off:
EDT | 19:30
UTC | 23:30
PDT | 16:30
NZST | 11:30 https://t.co/pLVk2pXjvz

Bringing a rocket back to Earth under a parachute and fishing it out of the ocean: a guide. https://t.co/twxOVpV9aR

New target T-0 for today's launch of Baby Come Back:

NZST | 13:27, 18 July
UTC | 01:27. 18 July
EDT | 21:27, 17 July
PDT | 18:27, 17 July https://t.co/6x2iRGoF6f

Ice is forming along nicely on Electron as we continue LOx loading ahead of the Baby Come Back launch, now planned for 13:27 NZST/01:27 UTC! https://t.co/Wik5fcQIAv

RT NASAAmes: Congratulations, Starling!

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