Rocket Lab delivers 2 more satellites to orbit, announces another launch for next week
The Long Beach-based company is slated for another launch early Wednesday morning to deploy another pair of satellites to low-Earth orbit.
The Long Beach-based company is slated for another launch early Wednesday morning to deploy another pair of satellites to low-Earth orbit.
The launch of the world’s first 3D-printed rocket was scrubbed twice last week.
The company has roughly 750 employees, the vast majority of which are now on unpaid leave as the company works to secure additional funding.
Despite the official ranking, Executive Director Mario Cordero said the Port of Long Beach is the “No. 1” port when taking its environmental efforts and community engagement into consideration.
This is the second time Relativity has scrubbed its “Good Luck, Have Fun” mission this week.
The expansion will allow the pier to receive larger ships, expanding its annual capacity by upward of 300,000 containers per year.
The nonstop services will depart Long Beach on Saturdays and Sundays beginning Oct. 7.
The world’s largest 3D-printed object, which was manufactured in Long Beach, did not take flight Wednesday due to issues with the stage two fuel temperature, according to Relativity Space.
The recent high winds and rain washed away the Southern California smog, providing our staff photographers with a much prettier backdrop than normal.
The restructuring should allow the organization to be more efficient and proactive in serving its Downtown membership, according to President and CEO Austin Metoyer.