Space Force goes to (pretend) orbital war following record-fast Rocket Lab launch
The launch was the space firm's quickest yet, with the rocket shot into space from Mahia Peninsula just over 16 hours from getting the US Space Force go-ahead.
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Less than 17 hours after receiving orders, Rocket Lab put Pioneer in orbit for close-range maneuvers with True Anomaly's Jackal satellite. Rocket Lab launches US Space Force mission with less than 17 hours' notice — a new record. Rocket Lab launched the second satellite for the U.S. Space Force's Victus Haze mission, setting a new launch readiness record in the process.
Furthermore, War games in orbit: Rocket Lab shows US Space Force it's good to go.
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Less than 17 hours after receiving orders, Rocket Lab put Pioneer in orbit for close-range maneuvers with True Anomaly's Jackal satellite
according to The RegisterRocket Lab launches US Space Force mission with less than 17 hours' notice — a new record.
according to Space.comRocket Lab launched the second satellite for the U.S. Space Force's Victus Haze mission, setting a new launch readiness record in the process.
according to Space.comWar games in orbit: Rocket Lab shows US Space Force it's good to go.
according to RNZ (Radio New Zealand) - National
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