LPT: Rocket Lab flight tags make for fun Christmas ornaments

My first mission patch that I ordered after their launch on December 9,2021

Rocket Lab flawlessly launched another rocket, and they made it look incredibly easy. It got me thinking about the upcoming Neutron rocket launches. Neutron is supposed to be a whole new beast compared to Electron, especially with its larger payload capacity and reusability.

Do you think Rocket Lab will make launching Neutron look just as easy as they’ve made Electron launches? Or are there specific challenges that will make it a steeper learning curve? Curious to hear thoughts, especially from those who follow the aerospace industry closely.

With tomorrow's launch, Electron will have had a record year in so many metrics:

• 5 launches in Q4 (a record quarter)
• 14 Electron launches in 2024 (a record year)
• 2 HASTE launches in 2024 (a record year)
• average selling price of new electron contracts is $8.16 million (record high)
• 24 new Electron/HASTE launches signed in 2024 (record contracts)
• $196 million in Electron/HASTE contracts signed in 2024 (record contract amount in a year)
• a contract to launch of an Electron rocket for a confidential customer in just 10 weeks (record)

Only bad news was the step backwards in reusability. Anyways, here's to an even better 2025 where we hopefully exceed all of the records of this year. 🚀

Owl The Way Up!!! 🚀🚀🚀

Livestream below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq4IlftNI1A

Launch delayed from schedule, here's hoping it goes Owl The Way

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4745268-rocket-lab-the-rocket-builder-that-could-skyrocket-over-the-next-years

Summary

• Rocket Lab is poised for long-term growth in the booming space industry, with significant revenue and technological advancements.

• Despite current operational losses, RKLB's innovative Electron and upcoming Neutron rockets position it strongly against competitors like SpaceX.

• RKLB's valuation suggests a 43% upside, driven by anticipated revenue growth and successful product launches, particularly the Neutron rocket.

• The space sector's expansion and RKLB's strategic positioning make it a compelling long-term investment, with the potential for substantial government contracts and market leadership.

For context: I’m currently in school to get my degree in engineering and have grown a real liking toward rocket lab and what they’ve been up to.

I would really like some insight it to the day of the life of someone currently or has previously worked with rocket lab to know if this is something worth really pursing. Again, I absolutely love the company and would love to talk about it!!!

Anyone know if this'll be televised? Launch page doesn't say one way or the other

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2fKLgnFY8W6zBKUcAGRUbM?si=VLi5kay8Q6OuNca_JpjSvw

Has anyone listened to this? I was a good one hour podcast with Peter clearing up a lot of questions and I recommend people listen to it.

Morning all. Doing a little research on LOX. Has anyone run across how much fuel a Neutron will burn in a launch? I am looking for separate numbers for liquid methane and LOX. Thanks.

Article about if the market corrects then RKLB is a good stock to own..

https://on.mktw.net/4gGATgA Check out this article from MarketWatch - Here are the 4 stocks this pro trader would buy if the market crashes

"There are a tremendous number of constellations, both government and commercial, coming to market in the next few years, and they all require launch. There is a massive deficit in launch. If one company can't fill all that deficit, there has to be more capacity brought on in the market. So we think we can bring a vehicle that is very competitive, designed to be reusable from day one, to really disrupt that medium lift class of launch."

https://sherwood.news/business/ceo-of-rocket-labs-biggest-pure-play-space-company

This sub is becoming more and more like a meme sub of the stock.

As a serious investor, we should always has a list of risk items to watch out.