Rocket Lab to Open Alaska Launch Site Under $266 Million Space Force Deal

Rocket Lab to launch up to 18 Space Force test vehicles from Alaska

Aerospace company Rocket Lab will carry out as many as 18 suborbital launches from Alaska under a $266 million Defense Department contract.

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SpaceX Rival Rocket Lab Scores Record Contract in as Space Race Engines Roar

In the wake of SpaceX’s blockbuster IPO, many investors are wishing upon a Starlink. On Monday, however, it was a competitor in the space race that had markets proclaiming “Jumping Jupiter.”  Space company Rocket Lab announced it won the biggest launch contract in its history, a $266 million pact with the US Space Force to provide launch services and spacecraft for missile defense missions. Shares rose 4.7%, while SpaceX fell 1.3%. The Gravity o…

Rocket Lab opens Alaska site after winning US$266m missile defence contract

Rocket Lab is setting up shop in Alaska after winning a US$266 million contract to help the US Space Force to boost its missile defence capability. The...

Rocket Lab Secures Biggest Launch Deal Yet as Space Demand Grows - Rocket Lab (NASDAQ:RKLB)

Rocket Lab shares rise after securing a record $266 million U.S. Space Force contract for 12 suborbital launches through 2028.

Rocket Lab to open Alaska launch site under $266 million Space Force deal

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