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Yes you can see it you just have to know the time it will go over your location. The time in New Zealand will be on 20th of march 2018. and it orbits earth every 90 minutes. That New Zealand made the humanity star which is a highly reflective satellite. That you can buy a rocket and send what you desire into space. That its 95% cheaper nowadays to send rockets into orbit.

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You can track the Humanity Star’s location at www.TheHumanityStar.com to find out when it will be overhead and visible in your region. Depending on where the Humanity Star’s is in its orbital path, it may be months before it is clearly visible in your part of the world.

As the Humanity Star experiences drag from the atmosphere at the lowest point in its orbit, the satellite will slow down creating a slight alteration in the orbital path. For this reason, any predicted pass times more than three days away will only be a general anticipated time, rather than exact viewing times. The farther the anticipated pass time, the less accurate it will be, so check the tracker as the time gets closer for a more accurate calculation. Once a pass is within 24 hours, the accuracy of the Humanity Star’s position will be refined to minutes.

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"For millennia, humans have focused on their terrestrial lives and issues. Seldom do we as a species stop, look to the stars and realize our position in the universe as an achingly tiny speck of dust in the grandness of it all.

Humanity is finite, and we won't be here forever. Yet in the face of this almost inconceivable insignificance, humanity is capable of great and kind things when we recognize we are one species, responsible for the care of each other, and our planet, together. The Humanity Star is to remind us of this.

No matter where you are in the world, rich or in poverty, in conflict or at peace, everyone will be able to see the bright, blinking Humanity Star orbiting Earth in the night sky. My hope is that everyone looking up at the Humanity Star will look past it to the expanse of the universe, feel a connection to our place in it and think a little differently about their lives, actions and what is important.

Wait for when the Humanity Star is overhead and take your loved ones outside to look up and reflect. You may just feel a connection to the more than seven billion other people on this planet we share this ride with." Peter Beck

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The humanity star is a highly reflective satellite. It flashes because It spins rapidly, reflecting the sun’s rays back to Earth, creating a flashing light that can be seen against a backdrop of stars. Orbiting the Earth every 90 minutes and visible from anywhere on the globe, the Humanity Star is designed to be a bright symbol and reminder to all on Earth about our fragile place in the universe.

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Launch sites.
MAHIA, NEW ZEALAND
CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA
PACIFIC SPACEPORT COMPLEX, ALASKA

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Electron 'Its a Test' at Launch Complex 1

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Rocket Lab Electron 'Still Testing' at LC-1

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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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Rocket Lab Electron 'Still Testing' leaves the pad at LC-1

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3D printing is when you get a computer and connect it to the 3D printer and put some plastic in the machine then you design a thing on your computer send it to the 3D printer and it makes it out of plastic.

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KICK STAGE

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.

SECOND STAGE

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

TOTAL THRUST

22 kN (5,000 lbf)

ISP

333 sec

CARBON COMPOSITE MATERIALS

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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PLUG-IN PAYLOAD

Electron's payload fairing is designed to decouple payload integration from the main assembly. Rocket Lab's standard process is to integrate payloads at the launch site in a traditional manner.

However, with the Rocket Lab "Plug-In Payload" module, the customer can choose to manage this process using their own preferred facilities and personnel. Environmentally controlled or sealed payload modules are transported back to Rocket Lab where integration with the Electron vehicle can occur in a matter of hours.

Rocket Lab's novel approach eliminates the risk of cascading delays, and enables customers to have standby payloads ready to go.

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The electron is a rocket ship payload that sends things into space. Its height is 17 m. its max payload is 225 kg.

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The atea 1 rocket launched in 2009. And it launched in the great mercury island. at 2:30PM.

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The directors are - Peter Beck, Sven strohband, David cowan, scott smith and matt ocko.

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I found out that its a lot more easier to get to space than it did around 30-40 years ago.
I found because it is 95% more cheaper than 20 or 30 years ago.

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Peter beck created rocket lab in 2006

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Rocket Lab’s mission is to remove the barriers to commercial space by providing frequent launch opportunities to low Earth orbit.

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I know that nasa is working on a mission to get people on mars. And they are sending rovers to one of Jupiter's moon to collect some water. They are also trying to find water on mars.