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$RKLB Yesterday, NASA Administrator Isaacman talked about launch demand and Rocket Lab 👀 "People's nerves are up that there is going to be some volatility in the short term as Falcon 9 winds down [...] This is what Rocket Lab's been waiting for. Rocket Lab's got their new Neutron... show more

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Mr. Jin3 天前

It's a problem that everyone who knows about it knows.

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ValueOverPrice3 天前

👍🤝

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Mr. Jin3 天前

Thank you .

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Trump 2024 🇺🇸🇮🇹3 天前

Bezos sells coffee Sir Peter Beck's record at launches into space 97 successfully ZERO failures

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luisvelo3 天前

Why does falcon 9 goes down if there’s demand?

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스페이스노마드3 天前

스페이스X가 새 공유 팰컨9 판매를 멈췄다는 보도가 있었더라고요. 그래서 뉴트론 얘기가 더 자주 나오는 것 같아요....

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Simone Cortesi3 天前

Maybe, but Neutron still has to actually fly before it's anyone's answer to that. I'd wait for a few flights before I believe it.

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ValueOverPrice3 天前

Hopefully soon 🤞

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Jonathan Shecter3 天前

Dude's ears are receiving Voyager 1 transmissions.

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rirario2 天前

So where is the Neutron?

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bezanija3 天前

Those satellite ears make sense

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Icelandic fisherman🇮🇸🇪🇺3 天前

But in fact, Neutron can‘t even see the shadow.

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