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Rocket Lab Looks To Catch Returning Rocket Using A Helicopter - Vimarsana News

Rocket Lab Looks To Catch Returning Rocket Using A Helicopter

Land a rocket on a barge? Drop your rocket into the ocean with a parachute? Nope-- Long Beach-based Rocket Lab says it is planning to make an attempt to capture one of its Electron Rockets mid-air usi

Rocket Lab Completes SolAero Acquisition - Vimarsana News

Rocket Lab Completes SolAero Acquisition

Long Beach-based Rocket Lab said Tuesday afternoon that it has completed its acquisition of SolAero Holdings. The deal was worth $80M in cash. SolAero Holdings is a manufacturer of solar power

Rocket Lab Acquires SolAero - socaltech.com - Vimarsana News

Rocket Lab Acquires SolAero - socaltech.com

Long Beach-based Rocket Lab announced late Monday that it has acquired SolAero Holdings, a supplier of solar power products and precision aerospace structures for the global aerospace market. T

Rocket Lab Approved To Resume Launches Again - Vimarsana News

Rocket Lab Approved To Resume Launches Again

Long Beach-based Rocket Lab has been approved to resume launching its rockets into space, after a brief pause following a failed launch three weeks ago. Accordign to Rocket Lab, the Federal Aviation Adm

Rocket Lab To Attempt Booster Recovery - Vimarsana News

Rocket Lab To Attempt Booster Recovery

socaltech.com Long Beach-based Rocket Lab is looking to boost reusability of its rockets, by recovering the booster from one of its next launch, the company said last week. According to Rocket Lab, it will attempt to bring a rocket back from space at a launch in May 2021 from Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand. Rocket Lab says it will slow the Electron launch vehicle down from its normal greater than Mach 8 speeds as it re-enters the earth's atmosphere, and splash the rock down in the ocean. The company said the mission will be a major step in making its launch vehicle reusable. Rocket Lab said...