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Electron launcher in the 13 NASA missile laboratory, including 10 cubes for the launch of the Nanosatil Program, raised from New Zealand on December 16, 2018. Credit: missile laboratory
Rocket Lab will launch a satellite with an industrial reserved on the ground for the Japanese IQPS company early on Saturday morning (May 17), and you can see Action Live.
and Electron The missile is scheduled to start from Missile laboratoryNew Zealand on Saturday in a window for an hour that opens at 4:15 a.m. EST (0815 GMT; 8:15 pm New Zealand local time).
And the missile missiles will Misb broadcast liveStart the flow 30 minutes before taking off. You can see it here in Space.com if, as expected, the company provides the current available.
Rocket Lab calls the next task “The Sea God Geees”. This is an indication of the ascension satellite, which IQPS called Wadatsumi-I after a water god in Japanese myths.
WadatSumi-I is a sar-SARATRATURE radar, so it will be able to photograph the Earth at all times of the day and through the cloud cover. If everything goes on planning for “SEA God that he sees”, the electron will spread the spacecraft in a 3577 -mile (575 km) circular orbit after 50.5 minutes after take off. The craft will then join the growing constellation of IQPS.
“Until now, nine satellites have been launched, IQPS aims to create a constellation of 36 satellites,” Rocket Lab wrote in the Mission’s Press collection, which you can find here.
The company added: “This will enable the delivery of the” data saving service close to time “, which allows monitoring specific areas around the world in a 10 -minute period of time.” “This will make it possible to collect continuous images as data, and collect data not only on” fixed things “such as lands and buildings, but also on” moving objects “such as vehicles, ships, livestock and livestock.”
Correction of the task of “The Sea God Sees” from Rocket LAB, which is scheduled to be launched on May 17, 2025. Credit: missile laboratory
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“Sea God Sees” will be the sixth task for the year 2025 and 64, the total number of 59 -foot electron (18 meters).
This will be the launch of a third electron for IQPS and the second from the eight planned missions across 2025 and 2026 to build the Earth’s reserved network for the company, according to Rockket Lab.
