Rocket Lab Electron Launches (2017-2024)
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Rocket Lab's Electron
Electron is the "only reusable orbital-class small rocket". Electron’s first stage design provides higher launch frequency and lower launch costs. Rocket Lab's Rutherford Engine is the "world’s first 3D-printed, electric-pump-fed rocket engine." Rocket Lab was founded in New Zealand in 2006. Rocket Lab currently launches from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport in Wallops Island, Virginia, USA, and from the Māhia Peninsula on New Zealand's North Island.
Learn more about the Electron:
Overview
Height: 18 m/59 ft
Diameter: 1.2 m/3.9 ft
Stages: 2 + Kick Stage
Wet Mass: 13,000 kg/28,660 lb Payload to Low-Earth Obit (LEO): 300 kg/661 lb
Structure: Carbon Composite
Propellant: Liquid Oxygen (LOX)/Kerosene
Diameter: 1.2 m/3.9 ft
Stages: 2 + Kick Stage
Wet Mass: 13,000 kg/28,660 lb Payload to Low-Earth Obit (LEO): 300 kg/661 lb
Structure: Carbon Composite
Propellant: Liquid Oxygen (LOX)/Kerosene
Image Credit: Rocket Lab
Release Date: Dec. 21, 2024
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