The rocket is planning to take off from the company's launch facility in New Zealand, unlike electron first test flight, you will see the plane is lively.
Since Rocket Lab is a test flight, we only warn that if the rocket is really ready, the condition will not fly unless the condition is more than ideal for launch. This vehicle has a launch window of 10 days and in the rocket lab you have the option to fly in the 4-hour slot every day from 2:30 pm NZT (8:30 PM on the east coast, the previous day at 8:30 PM). . This window was officially opened on 8th December in New Zealand. Rocket lab is when we put electrons on launch pad for final preparation.
However, the company was waiting for the proper weather conditions. The first launch of Rocket Lab was scheduled for New Zealand on December 11, but it was eventually terminated due to weather and orbit traffic. Rocket lab resumed on December 12 and approached the launch. The electrons ignited for a short time, but the computer of the vehicle immediately stopped the task and prevented takeoff. In Rocket Lab, we are reviewing the data from that scrub and say that a new start date will soon appear.
The company's live streaming will be live 15 minutes before the release, so keep an eye on RocketLab Twitter and want to see when this vehicle tried to ride this space. If this launch goes well, the rocket lab might consider itself as a test flight and anticipate commercial missions. Since the company plans to live stream these launches, more shows will be appearing from New Zealand next year.
