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Launch window opens for Rocket Lab’s controversial Gunsmoke-J mission – New Zealand Herald
US combat-assistance satellite, RAAF payloads cause controversy. Police brace for potest.
A 10-day launch window for Rocket Lab’s controversial “They Go Up So Fast” launch opens today.
Lift-off for a payload that includes two military satellites is possible from 11.30am this morning.
A livestream (above) will go live 20 minutes before launch.
“We are aware of a small protest march happening this morning at Opoutama, Mahia. Police are prepared to respond if necessary,” a police spokesperson said.
A spokesperson for Auckland Peace Action said, “We support the local Tangata Whenua who are…
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