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The Humanity Star is a geodesic sphere made from carbon fibre with 76 highly reflective panels. It spins rapidly, reflecting the sun’s rays back to Earth, creating a flashing light that can be seen against a backdrop of stars.

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CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA PACIFIC SPACEPORT COMPLEX, ALASKA
MAHIA, NEW ZEALAND

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The view from Electron flight 'Still Testing'

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The view from Electron flight 'Still Testing'

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The view from 'Still Testing' pulling away from Rocket Lab LC-1

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The view from 'Still Testing' pulling away from Rocket Lab LC-1

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Rocket Lab Electron flight 'Still Testing' Lift Off

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Rocket Lab Electron flight 'Still Testing' Lift Off

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Electron 'Still Testing' at LC-1 with VP of Launch, Shaun D'Mello

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Electron 'Still Testing' at LC-1 with VP of Launch, Shaun D'Mello

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A printer That prints 3D shapes.

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An apogee kick stage that can execute multiple burns to place numerous payloads into different, circularized orbits. It opens up significantly more orbital options, particularly for rideshare customers that have traditionally been limited to the primary payload’s designated orbit. Powered by Rocket Lab's 3D printed liquid propellant Curie engine capable of 120N of thrust and multiple burns.

Electron's second stage is powered by a variant of the Rutherford Engine providing improved performance in vacuum conditions.

Electron makes use of advanced carbon composite materials for a strong and lightweight flight structure.

Through an extensive research program, Rocket Lab has developed carbon composite tanks that are compatible with liquid oxygen, providing impressive weight savings.

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It is an rocket made out of carbon and it is New Zealand rocket.
The height of the Electron is 17 Metres.
The max payload weight is 225 kg.
Electron’s payload fairing is designed to decouple payload integration from the main assembly.

The all–carbon composite payload fairing is designed and manufactured in-house at Rocket Lab.

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There mission is to
remove barriers to
Commercial space.

The company was made in 2006 by Peter Beck.
To Lunch a rocket it cost 4.9 million.
It used to be 4.9 billion to lunch a rocket.
The bored of Directors is Peter Beck, Sven Strohband, David Cowan, Scott Smith and Matt Ocko. The Atea 1 lunched at 2.30 pm on the 30th of November 2009 at Great Mercury island.

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I think this story is about A company that launches rockets,