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🇺🇲 Information is circulating that at approximately 04:35 on April 22, from the launch site on Wallops Island (Virginia, USA), the American company Rocket Lab successfully carried out a launch of the “HASTE” launch vehicle with a hypersonic payload as part of the Bubbles program. The reported range reached...

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Hypersonic test launch has been plagued for decades by high cost and low cadence, but our HASTE rocket is changing that. With multiple successful HASTE missions in 2025, we've brought the speed of commercial launch to hypersonic testing. Next HASTE launch NET late February. Mission info:
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