Rocket Report: New launch rule may limit environmental regulations, Falcon 9 to hit Moon
摘要
本周火箭发射领域迎来重要合同进展：Rocket Lab与美国太空军签署价值2.66亿美元、最多18次亚轨道发射的合同，为其迄今最大订单；SpaceX亦获得美军方大额Falcon 9发射合同。此外，新发射规则可能限制环境监管力度，而一枚Falcon 9火箭预计将撞击月球。报道同时预告，下周因编辑出差将暂停一期。
Welcome to Edition 9.05 of the Rocket Report! It was a big week for launch contracts, with both Rocket Lab and SpaceX scoring sizable deals from the US military for their respective Electron and Falcon 9 rockets. The vehicles have been the workhorses for small and medium lift for the United States over the past decade and may remain so for some time. Also, there will be no Rocket Report next week, as I am traveling on assignment, and Stephen is taking a week off.
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Rocket Lab wins large Electron deal. Rocket Lab Corporation announced this week that it has been awarded its largest launch contract to date, a $266 million multi-launch contract with the US Space Force. Under the contract awarded by the US Space Force Space Systems Command, Rocket Lab will execute 12 suborbital launches, with up to six additional launches. The first launch of this contract is expected no earlier than the end of 2026.
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