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"We rang up Sinclair Interplanetary & said, 'Doug, we need some reaction wheels.'" "Doug said, 'That's great, Pete. It'll be 9 months.'" "I'm like, 'Doug, I haven't got 9 months.'" "So we just went and bought Doug." "Now we make over 2,000 reaction wheels/year." Peter Beck on Rocket Lab's... show more

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"Even if we lose, we still win. And when we win, we win twice." Rocket Lab's $800M SDA contract turned into over $1B because the two other primes that also won still had to buy Rocket Lab parts: "We'll go head-to-head with a prime for a contract, & if we lose, then the next day there's a whole bunch of purchase orders for reaction wheels, solar, & a whole bunch of stuff." — CEO Sir Peter Beck

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