Beautiful Electron liftoff this morning from Launch Complex 1 for @synspective. Today's 'Ten Owl Of Ten' launch by the numbers: 🚀 12th Electron launch of 2026 🔥91st Electron mission overall 🦉 10th deployment of a StriX satellite (17 more to go) ⭐100% mission success for all Synspective missions

We're LIVE with the webcast for our 91st launch: 'Ten Owl Of Ten' for @synspective nitter.app/i/broadcasts/1RKjppevV…

The T-0 has been reset for today's launch attempt with @synspective due to weather. We're now aiming for the last available opportunity in the window. New T-0 liftoff time: 🚀5:43 am NZST 🚀2:43 am JST 🚀17:43 UTC 🚀1:43 pm ET 🚀10:43 am PT

New launch time has been set for today's mission for @synspective to avoid unsettled weather over LC-1 at the start of the launch window. T-0 liftoff time: 🚀 5:23 am NZST 🚀2:23 am JST 🚀17:23 UTC 🚀1:23 pm ET 🚀10:23 am PT

Only a few weeks since our last launch for @synspective and Electron is back on the pad and ready to launch again with the next StriX satellite for their Earth-imaging constellation. 'Ten Owl Of Ten' launch window opens: 🚀4:45 am NZST 🚀1:45 am JST 🚀16:45 UTC 🚀12:45 pm ET 🚀9:45 am PT (June 26)

Horizontal checkouts complete and Electron is vertical on the pad for @synspective. Next up: propellant loading with liquid oxygen and kerosene to Electron's 1st and 2nd stages❄️🚀

The countdown is on for our next launch from LC-1. We're getting ready to fly our 91st mission and 10th dedicated launch for @synspective in just over 3 hours. 'Ten Owl Of Ten' launch window opens: 🚀4:45 am NZST 🚀1:45 am JST 🚀16:45 UTC 🚀12:45 pm ET 🚀9:45 am PT

Launch alert 🚨Electron is on the pad at LC-1 ahead of tomorrow’s launch attempt for @synspective’s ‘Ten Owl Of Ten’ mission. Our team are keeping a close eye on unsettled weather that could impact the launch window. More updates to come closer to T-0 🌧️ Launch window opens Jun 27: 🚀 4:45 am NZST 🚀1:45 am JST 🚀16:45 UTC (June 26) 🚀12:45 pm ET (June 26) 🚀9:45 am PT (June 26)

For PolSIR, Electron will deploy a pair of satellites across two launches to LEO to study ice clouds at high altitudes in the tropics and sub-tropics: how they form, why they change throughout the day, and how much ice they contain. Launching NET June 2027.

Satellite builds can take years. For our Pioneer spacecraft for VICTUS HAZE, going from contract to launch ready took ~18 months 💪🛰️ An incredibly aggressive timeline for an important mission for the @USSpaceForce and @USSF_SSC, and the team delivered.

Where others promise responsiveness, we deliver it with Electron - repeatedly. With reliable rockets, a steady production line, launch sites we control, and an experienced team that moves quickly, we deliver every piece that matters for responding fast to the nation's most important missions.

Meet our Pioneer spacecraft bringing commercial RPO capability to space for @USSpaceForce and @USSF_SSC. A highly configurable medium delta-V spacecraft that can carry up to 120kg of payload, Pioneer can approach and inspect other satellites with pinpoint precision. ✅ Autonomous navigation ✅ Engine relight capability ✅ Built entirely in-house with critical subsystems (solar, propulsion, radios, flight software) supplied by Rocket Lab

Our TacRS launch went to orbit June 19 as part of our multi-launch, multi-vehicle VICTUS HAZE mission. A demo of #USSF's capability to rapidly acquire, launch & operate space vehicles in response to urgent on-orbit threats. Shout out to mission partners! ssc.spaceforce.mil/Newsroom/…