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Electron | Owl By The Dozen (StriX Launch 12)

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  • Rocket Lab's 96th launch
  • 55th consecutive success
  • 40th flight from Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1B
Electron | Owl By The Dozen (StriX Launch 12)

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Stream announced · starts near liftoff

Watch on YouTube · Rocket Lab

Broadcast links from Launch Library 2. The player is YouTube’s privacy-enhanced embed, which sets nothing until you press play. Some broadcasters switch embedding off for their own streams — if the player will not start, the link above opens it on YouTube.

Theater mode — webcast, countdown, flight plan, nothing else →

Flight Plan

15 milestones · Launch Library 2

Every milestone the provider published for this flight.

  1. T-2:00StartupThe onboard computer takes control over the countdown and runs last checks
  2. T-0:02IgnitionStart of the engine ignition sequence
  3. T+0:00LiftoffFirst upwards movement of the rocket
  4. T+0:52SupersonicVehicle is supersonic
  5. T+1:07Max-QMaximum dynamic pressure
  6. T+2:37MECOCut-off of the main engine
  7. T+2:40Stage 2 SeparationSeparation of the second stage from the first
  8. T+2:44SESStart of the second engine
  9. T+3:21Fairing SeparationSeparation of the payload fairing
  10. T+6:37Battery HotswapElectron Second stages switches to a new set of batteries and jettisons the depleted ones.
  11. T+9:14SECOCut-off of the second engine
  12. T+9:18Kick Stage SeparationSeparation of the kick stage from the previous stage
  13. T+49:20Kick Stage IgnitionStart of the kick stage engine
  14. T+52:26Kick Stage Cut-offCut-off of the kick stage engine
  15. T+53:16Payload SeparationFinal deployment of the payload from the rocket

Planned times, published by the launch provider and carried by Launch Library 2 — not measurements. No public feed streams a rocket’s altitude or velocity during ascent, so this site does not show any. Times can move, and a hold moves everything after it.

The Mission

Synthetic aperture radar satellite for Japanese Earth imaging company Synspective.

Liftoff (NET)Sat, 19 Sep 2026 03:22:00 UTC
Launch window03:22:00 UTC03:22:00 UTC
Target orbitLow Earth Orbit
StatusLaunch Successful

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Launch Library 2 · fetched Mon, 21 Sep 2026 15:21:54 GMT

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