Rocket Lab plans to launch an Earth-observing satellite for the company BlackSky tonight (May 28), and you can watch the ...

Rocket Lab plans to launch five satellites for the French technology company Kinéis tonight (March 17), and you can watch the ...

History could be made today, as Rocket Lab is set to catch a falling Electron first-stage booster with a customized Sikorsky S-92 helicopter. You can catch the action live right here. Update ...

️ You can watch the launch via Rocket Lab’s livestream on the company’s website or YouTube channel. The webcast offers not only the best views of the launch, but also useful commentary about ...

Rocket Lab will launch a private radar imaging satellite to orbit tonight (March 14), and you can watch the action live An Electron vehicle carrying a single satellite for the Japan-based Earth ...

If you want to watch the mid-air catch attempt live, you can tune in via Rocket Lab's website. Live coverage will begin at T-20 minutes before liftoff. You can follow Rocket Lab on Twitter to stay ...

You can watch the launch live on Rocket Lab’s website here. Rocket Lab has successfully recovered the first-stage booster twice before, the only other company besides SpaceX to do so.

and you can watch it live in the window above for free. Rocket Lab will begin its launch webcast about 40 minutes before liftoff. "Obviously, this is a significant milestone for Rocket Lab," CEO ...

Liftoff is scheduled for 6:35 p.m. EDT (2235 GMT). Rocket Lab will try to catch the falling first stage of its Electron rocket with a helicopter today (May 2) shortly after the launch of 34 ...

Rocket Lab is also donating $1 for every viewer of their live-stream feed above to the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit at New Zealand’s Starship Foundation, so just by watching a really cool ...

The private spaceflight company will begin live streaming the event 20 minutes for before launch. You can watch it here: Rocket Lab's last mission, "Birds of a Feather," launched in January and ...

So check back here for the livestream, which should go live about 20 minutes before launch. If the launch is scrubbed again today, Rocket Lab still has plenty of chances during its 14 day launch ...