Rocket Lab has been working to increase what they offer within the space industry in a significant way. This not only involves space systems but also launch services with exciting projects like Electron partial reusability and Neutron. Not long ago the company revealed this ambitious new rocket and gave us some initial information.
However, just yesterday during Rocket Lab’s Investor Day, the company revealed much more about the next generation launch vehicle. This included a possible crewed variant, a closer look at the Archimedes engines, current progress on the launch vehicle structure, and much more. All of which gives us a better idea of some of the changes they are making, why, and how it affects the future of the company.
If successful, Neutron could change how Rocket Lab accesses space and even shift the company toward human flights if they see fit. Based on a few graphics and new information provided last night, the company has been working in overdrive to make this project a reality. Here I will go more in-depth into the current progress on Neutron, all the big updates from yesterday’s Investor Day, what to expect in the future, and more.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:58 - Structure, Design Change, & More
4:12 - Engine Changes & Launch Site
