Electron is launching the “Virginia Is For Launch Lovers” mission with three HawkEye 360 satellites onboard. Liftoff is scheduled for a window from 6:00 PM EST to 8:00 PM EST (23:00 to 01:00 UTC) from LC-2, Wallops Flight Facility, Virginia.
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Well at least he can launch a rocket, sure as hell can't be trusted to eat his hat lol
Blast offf
41:50 for launch
awesome job, Pat!
My first time seeing a rocket launch from where I am, it was better than what I thought it would be
31:23
Congrats to Rocket Lab.
Way to go guys!
Just saw the Rocket Garden Metal Print Poster advertised next to this video on YouTube so I clicked and went to NSF Store… Then I saw the price, £65 for a metal poster… Are you kidding me? & that’s the smallest size too… Sorry but that’s ridiculous price. Would loved to buy it but predicted it would be like £30 at a push… lol
You call that a rocket?
Wow. I'm in the circle and was on a high hill. Didn't know to look for it. Too bad. 🚀
“Wait isn’t rocket lab supposed to be in there somewhere?” Das right at the end of the stream,
What do you mean? I’m intrigued lol..
Great seeing this for the first time from Orlando, Fl
One day – launch in person.
👏👏🎆🎆🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
Great stream NSF team, congrats on tracking it Pat.
Watched it from 1.7 miles away, absolutely beautiful!
Awesome work Peter beck must b proud how far rocket lab has come
Awesome launch, missed it live due to work, ugh
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Can't see it from Brisbane 😞
Congrats
You would think Nasa commentators would know what Rutherford was famous for but it appears they don’t. For the record Ernest Rutherford, was a New Zealand physicist who came to be known as the father of nuclear physics.
4rom Western Staraleah, looking 2ward's Mandurahff——–>Antarctica, I just saw what looked like a sonic flash jelleefish shape and then long streak ov light 2ward'sArgentina @ about8degree angle into Space.
About 5 minutes ago
what';s le paylod?
I was able to see the launch from my home in Virginia Beach. I saw first stage and first stage separation. I saw the second stage with a faint jellyfish effect as it was going directly away from me. I was unable to get any photos or videos of the launch though. It is was awesome!!
Nice jobs folks. I watched from the old NASA ferry dock and could clearly see the 1st stage and fairings falling away. Seeing MECO and 2nd stage light was great.
On liftoff 42:10 that lens and/or filter makes for a gorgeous picture
Those glares/hot spots you saw by the engine bell were reflections from the batteries. They disappeared with the hot swap.
Don't forget to like the video! This was awesome!
Launch is @ ~ 40 min. Camera was from GOODWILL. Film was from WalMart. Should have contracted with the Boy Scouts!