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Rocket Lab Delays IoT Satellite Launch to Ensure Safe Trajectory in Space

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Rocket Lab has delayed the launch of its "IOT 4 You and Me" mission to prevent any potential collision with existing satellites and the International Space Station. The mission, set to deploy five Internet of Things (IoT) satellites was put on hold to ensure a safe trajectory for the rocket. A revised launch schedule is yet to be confirmed. The Electron rocket, measuring 18 meters in height, was due to lift off from New Zealand. The company stat…

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Rocket Lab To Launch First Electron Rocket Of 2025 From New Zealand

The five satellites for the Kinéis’ ‘IoT 4 You and Me’ mission are integrated onto a payload adaptor prior to their launch onboard a Rocket Lab Electron rocket. Image: Rocket Lab Rocket Lab is preparing to carry out its first orbital launch of 2025 on Sunday morning local time. It will launch an Electron rocket from Launch Complex 1, Pad A, at the company’s launch site in Mahia, New Zealand. Liftoff of the mission, dubbed ‘IoT 4 You and Me’ miss…

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