Rocket Lab has launched the Live, Laugh, Launch mission, aboard its Electron/Curie rocket, at 10:42am NZST Sunday (10:42pm UTC Saturday) from its Launch Complex 1A in New Zealand, sending the EchoStar Lyra-2 satellite (and four other confidential payloads) to sun-synchronous orbit. This is Rocket Lab and Electron’s 12th mission of 2025 and 70th overall. [Video Credit 🎥: Rocket Lab] | NASASpaceflight.com

Time flies when you're flying. Four years ago today, Electron reached orbit on our Still Testing mission from Launch Complex 1 for the first time. 20 launches and 100 satellites later, Electron continues to open access to space. | Rocket Lab

Rocket Lab's second orbital Electron mission #ItsBusinessTime. A successful launch and more payloads on orbit. We're opening access to space. | Rocket Lab

🚀 Lift-off! Rocket Lab’s Electron soars on its 70th mission from LC-1, carrying EchoStar Lyra-2 along with 4 confidential payloads to orbit. #Electron #RocketLab #SpaceLaunch #EchoStarLyra2 #Spaceflight #Mission70 #LC1 | ISRO Spaceflight Now

A Rocket Lab Electron rocket launched the NROL-123 mission from the company's Launch Complex 2 (LC-2) at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia on March 21, 2024 at 3:25 a.m. EDT (0725 GMT). Full Story 👉 https://trib.al/zSyFNLn "NROL-123 sent three research missions skyward, Rocket Lab representatives said during the company's launch webcast on Thursday and that's pretty much all we know about the payloads," according to Space.com. Credit: Rocket Lab | Space.com