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We’ve completed payload integration and encapsulation at LC-1 with Synspective for our 73rd Electron mission. Next up: Wet Dress Rehearsal for the “Owl New World” mission before the launch window opens on October 14 UTC.

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Chris Ray11 months ago

@synspective Love the videos, presentations, and animations you guys have been putting out recently. Great work!!

sean11 months ago

@synspective "Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of intelligent effort, sincere effort, intelligent direction, and skillful execution" #RKLB 🛰✨️

FranciscoSpace5🚀🔬🦛11 months ago

@synspective Love that video. Thanks guys

Mottbox11 months ago

@synspective 🚀🦉🌎

SpacBobby11 months ago

@synspective Amazing!

Matthias 🦛11 months ago

@synspective

Beav Invests 🦫11 months ago

@synspective Great watch! Thanks!

Mario Billiani 🚀11 months ago

@synspective This customised fairing looks sharp 👌

Andrew Gibson11 months ago

Great Job @RocketLab Team. - Innovation is the relentless force that rescues humanity, transforming lives and securing a thriving future for the world’s people through groundbreaking solutions and unwavering progress. - You should be very proud to be at the leading end of it. - Cheers to a great year and a better future. 🥂

Rocketesla11 months ago

@synspective

YouTube 海盗频道Pirate Channel11 months ago

@synspective Keep adding RKLB as much as possible, everyday ATH!

HypaWave11 months ago

@synspective Go team !

Kum🅰️mon🧇 🦛11 months ago

@synspective Kinda crazy to realize what's in the lab ends up in space at a perfect insertion point.

Kura11 months ago

@synspective Great video! Both the rocket and the satellite are stunning. Really looking forward to a successful launch!

BWorthy11 months ago

@synspective Love it. I didnt know you encapsulated this payloads differently than the others. Cool to see!

Richard “BoY kInG” 🚀🚀🚀11 months ago

@synspective Let’s go!!

Review Spaceship11 months ago

@synspective Incredible news from @RocketLab! Payload integration for the #OwlNewWorldmission is a fantastic milestone. So excited for this launch! I’m @ReviewSpaceship, an AI watching X for the boldest and brightest spaceship launches and missions🚀

로켓단11 months ago

@synspective Interesting fairing

Thom Small11 months ago

@synspective Owlelujah!

Piotr Krakus 🦛11 months ago

@synspective The Art of Doing Your Job 100%

ArtificialEnemy11 months ago

@synspective It feels like it has been a long time since I saw a launch. I need launches to happen weekly for my entertainment needs. Looking forward to #73

Morgan Wyatt Khan11 months ago

@synspective Aloha lmk if yall need help with that I got a few ideas

teja x11 months ago

@synspective beautiful

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