As of 3:45pm HASTE remain horizontal

Kyle Henry Still horizontal at 5:30

Star trails and a rising moon over Wallops Island

Launch Complex 3 is almost complete and on track for its official opening next month 🏗️ Our team in Virginia is deep into launch pad activation, going system by system to prepare for test operations once flight hardware arrives ahead of Neutron’s first launch.

Pre launch camera battery charging. Wallops bound for HASTE soon!

Here NASA Wallops for the #HASTE launch. Very hard to see pad with all the heat waves but I can make out a rocket. Stay tuned! $RKLB #rocketchase

HASTE has had its TFR removed for today as well as the USCG NAV warning indicating a scrub for today. Next attempt is Friday august 1st at 9:45pm. The weather is not looking the best Friday so I wouldn’t get your hopes to high.

Archimedes full mission duration hot fire. Enjoy.

A NASA sounding rocket will carry student experiments to suborbital space. The launch is scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 12, with the window opening at 6 a.m. through 9 a.m. EDT. Livestream will begin on the Wallops YouTube channel 15 minutes before scheduled launch time.

Good morning from wallops island! We are currently counting down to an on time liftoff of RockSat-X at 6am

An aerial view of the wallops launch pads!

Time lapse as it sailed through Ursa Major. Ariane 6 upper stage de-orbit burn. #Ariane6 #Ariane #perseids2025

Three sounding rockets will launch 5 minutes apart from Wallops to study a super-cold layer of Earth's atmosphere. The rockets will release vapor clouds and use laser technology to study how air moves and creates turbulence at the edge of space.

The TOMEX+ sounding rocket mission is now targeting no earlier than Sunday, Aug. 24, for the first launch attempt due to high sea states in the recovery area from Hurricane Erin. go.nasa.gov/4fKNOyx

The TOMEX+ sounding rocket launch window opens tonight! 🚀🚀🚀 The window for the mission opens this evening, Aug. 25, at 10 p.m. EDT and runs through 3 a.m. The rockets will be launching from our launch facility on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.

Right now, our weather teams are predicting that clouds may start rolling into the area at the beginning of our launch window. We need clear skies in order to launch, so cross your fingers for us tonight!

🚀 Launch Complex 3 is here! We’re ready to cut the ribbon on Neutron's new world-class test, launch, and landing facility on Wallops Island, Virginia. Join us for the live broadcast of our opening reception around 10 a.m. EST: rocketlabcorp.com/live-stream/

View of Starship landing burn and splashdown on Flight 10, made possible by SpaceX’s recovery team. Starship made it through reentry with intentionally missing tiles, completed maneuvers to intentionally stress its flaps, had visible damage to its aft skirt and flaps, and still