RT Peter_J_Beck: So pretty!

📸 TheFavoritist https://t.co/K5fICvF3Ij

Looking for more beautiful shots of today's 'Stronger Together' mission from Launch Complex 2? You're in luck: https://t.co/spMKB1B21n

📸 TheFavoritist https://t.co/nzmYsKIqGy

Thank you, next 🚀

With the 'Stronger Together' mission now successfully launched from LC-2, we're moving onto the next mission - a dedicated launch from BlackSky_Inc from LC-1. Lift-off is scheduled no earlier than March 22 UTC. https://t.co/olXThrAFIr https://t.co/TQVR4bVjxH

So how do we launch a rocket to space, bring it back to Earth under a parachute, splash it down in the ocean, and then pick it up with a boat to return it to our rocket factory? Pretty much like this.

Our next marine recovery mission launches March 22nd, weather dependent 🌧️🌬️☀️ https://t.co/VA5XFHGxTS

How do Rutherford engines cope with a dip in the ocean? Remarkably well.

This engine was plucked from the water in one of our marine recovery missions and it performed flawlessly in a full duration hot fire. https://t.co/OdSB4xREGv https://t.co/HV7QuBtVty

What a view! Great to see capellaspace's satellites settling into orbit nicely just a few days after their ride to space on Electron. #StrongerTogether

Electron is ready. BlackSky_Inc’s satellites are ready. Now the weather just needs to play ball!

We’re now targeting March 24 UTC for the launch of ‘The Beat Goes On’ from Launch Complex 1.
https://t.co/cQNxacnMEl https://t.co/Q9nQiX1MMf

We might have started with rockets, but today we also develop satellites and subsystems that enable some of the most ambitious missions in space. You could help us build them: https://t.co/AnQeCHs3Ji
#MoreThanJustRocketsInThisLab https://t.co/8VP70FhOrp

Congratulations to the Capella Space team. That's a beautiful spacecraft. We look forward to launching more Capella missions this year! https://t.co/w0dZ6lcK6Y

RT Virginia_Space: We're thrilled to have had two successful launches of RocketLab's Electron from our Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (M…

It's almost time to go to space again✨

We're around T-12 hours from lift-off of our 35th Electron mission, 'The Beat Goes On.'

Launch window opens:
🚀 NZDT: 20:45
🚀 UTC: 07:45
🚀 EDT: 03:45
🚀 PDT: 00:45

Mission info: https://t.co/EnJ0w8ekYZ https://t.co/JAI3Z4QY0Z

This time last week Electron was lifting off the Launch Complex 2 pad at NASA_Wallops in Virginia. Just 7 days later, another Electron is on the pad awaiting lift-off today at Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand. Picking up the pace in 2023 and delivering responsive access to orbit! https://t.co/3t9VZ8aMjK

Weather dependent, our recovery team is going rocket fishing tonight 🎣

After launch, Electron's first stage will travel back to Earth under a parachute for a soft splashdown and collection by our recovery vessel 🚀🪂🌊⛴️ https://t.co/J4AU6XB6xP

Our lift-off time is set for tonight's mission from LC-1, #TheBeatGoesOn for BlackSky & @SpaceflightInc.

T-0:
🚀NZDT | 20:56
🚀UTC | 07:56
🚀EDT | 03:56
🚀PDT | 00:56 https://t.co/mCJzRKWpDF

Electron's starting to get frosty as LOX loading is underway for tonight's #TheBeatGoesOn mission from LC-1.

Lift-off set for:
🚀NZDT | 20:56
🚀UTC | 07:56
🚀EDT | 03:56
🚀PDT | 00:56 https://t.co/eKVYqkGXnP

While we wait for the geomagnetic storm to pass, let's at least admire the light show it creates

The space weather forecast is easing, so we've set a new T-0 of 09:14 UTC

🚀 22:14 NZDT
🚀 02:14 PDT
🚀 05:14 EDT

MISSION SUCCESS! Both BlackSky_Inc satellites have been deployed to LEO on our 35th Electron launch. Congratulations and welcome to orbit. #TheBeatGoesOn https://t.co/DunWpCzuwJ

RT BlackSky_Inc: Thanks for the ride, RocketLab! 🛰️🛰️
Drum roll please… 🥁 The two #BlackSky satellites successfully deployed to LEO, and…

Rocket Lab Successfully Launches 35th Electron Seven Days After Previous Launch, Sets New Company Record for Fastest Launch Turnaround

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