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Watch Rocket Lab launch satellites for BlackSky and attempt to recover Electron booster live – TechCrunch

Rocket Lab is hoping to advance its reusability program one step forward tonight, when it will attempt to recover the booster…

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November 11, 2021

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Rocket Lab is hoping to advance its reusability program one step forward tonight, when it will attempt to recover the booster from its Electron rocket for the third time.
The Love at First Insight mission is set to take off at 11:25 PM EST from the companys…

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