Rocket Lab (Romanian Wikipedia)

Cooper, Tracy (30 noiembrie 2009). „NZ's first space rocket launches”. Waikato Times. Arhivat din original la 23 februarie 2013. Accesat în 8 aprilie 2015.

arstechnica.com (Global: 473^rd place; Romanian: 635^th place)

Berger, Eric (17 octombrie 2018). „Rocket Lab Gets Second Launch Site Gears Up for Rapid Flight Cadence”. Ars Technica. Accesat în 30 martie 2019.
Berger, Eric (21 octombrie 2019). „Rocket Lab—yep, Rocket Lab—has a plan to deliver satellites to the Moon”. Ars Technica. Accesat în 30 octombrie 2019.

bloomberg.com (Global: 118^th place; Romanian: 232^nd place)

Vance, Ashlee (29 iunie 2017). „At 18, He Strapped a Rocket Engine to His Bike. Now He's Taking on SpaceX”. Bloomberg Business. Accesat în 19 noiembrie 2018.
Thomas, Lauren (1 iulie 2015). „Space Base in New Zealand Picked to Start Private Trips to Orbit”. Bloomberg. Accesat în 1 iulie 2015.

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„Rocket Lab”. Bessemer Venture Partners. Accesat în 21 martie 2017.

cnbc.com (Global: 303^rd place; Romanian: 450^th place)

Sheetz, Michael (6 decembrie 2019). „Rocket Lab 'punched through the wall,' CEO says, passing key milestone in effort to reuse rockets”. CNBC. Accesat în 7 decembrie 2019.

cnn.com (Global: 36^th place; Romanian: 80^th place)

Wattles, Jackie (11 noiembrie 2018). „Startup Rocket Lab puts 6 small satellites into orbit”. CNN. Accesat în 30 martie 2019.

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Note: As of 2018, the company is structured as follows. The "ultimate holding company" is Rocket Lab USA Inc. registered in the United States. The subsidiary is Rocket Lab Limited, a NZ Limited Company.

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Harding, Hayley (6 decembrie 2018). „Rocket Lab to begin launching for NASA; construction yet to start at Wallops”. DelmarvaNOW.com. Accesat în 16 martie 2020.

everydayastronaut.com (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

Dodd, Tim (11 octombrie 2018). „Exclusive Inside Look at Rocket Lab's Previously-secret new Mega Factory!”. Everyday Astronaut. Arhivat din original la 12 octombrie 2018. Accesat în 10 noiembrie 2018. Although Rocket Lab's engines and avionics are built in Huntington Beach, California, the final assembly of the vehicle is done here in Auckland–A fitting choice, as they're currently only launching from their Launch Complex 1 in Mahia, some 500 km away.

finance.yahoo.com (Global: 894^th place; Romanian: 1,175^th place)

Boyle, Alan (15 noiembrie 2018). „Rocket Lab reports $140M in fresh funding, cementing space unicorn status”. GeekWire. Accesat în 16 noiembrie 2018.

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Gregory, Debbie; Ashton, Andrew (24 noiembrie 2015). „Rocket Lab chooses Mahia for space launches”. Gisborne Herald. Arhivat din original la 6 februarie 2016. Accesat în 20 august 2020.

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„New Zealand company heads to space with first launch”. IT Wire. 1 decembrie 2009. Accesat în 29 iunie 2019.

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„Rocket Lab”. Khosla Ventures. Arhivat din original la 18 mai 2015. Accesat în 14 mai 2015.

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Masunaga, Samantha (25 mai 2017). „Rocket Lab's Electron rocket reaches space, but not orbit, in first test flight”. Los Angeles Times. Accesat în 26 mai 2017.

markrocket.com (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

„Home”. MarkRocket.com.

mashable.com (Global: 1,051^st place; Romanian: 1,436^th place)

Kramer, Miriam (22 martie 2018). „The Humanity Star satellite has fallen back to Earth after its short mission in space”. Mashable. Accesat în 22 noiembrie 2018.

metromag.co.nz (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

Walsh, Frances (1 aprilie 2008). „Rocket Lab's Peter Beck and Mark Rocket on their space plans”. Metro. Accesat în 29 iunie 2019.

nasaspaceflight.com (Global: 2,029^th place; Romanian: 2,231^st place)

Gebhardt, Chris (17 octombrie 2018). „Rocket Lab selects Wallops as first U.S. launch site, readies Electron for November launch”. NASASpaceFlight.com. Accesat în 23 octombrie 2018.

nbr.co.nz (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

„10 things about Rocket Lab”. National Business Review. 27 mai 2017. Arhivat din original la 21 mai 2021. Accesat în 20 august 2020.
Keall, Chris (3 martie 2015). „Lockheed Martin invests in Auckland's Rocket Labs”. National Business Review. Arhivat din original la 21 mai 2021. Accesat în 23 noiembrie 2018.
Keall, Chris (3 decembrie 2009). „Coromandel, we have a problem: hunt on for missing rocket”. National Business Review. Arhivat din original la 29 martie 2016.

nytimes.com (Global: 7^th place; Romanian: 24^th place)

Chang, Kenneth (11 noiembrie 2018). „Rocket Lab's Modest Launch Is Giant Leap for Small Rocket Business”. The New York Times. Accesat în 11 noiembrie 2018.

nzherald.co.nz (Global: 390^th place; Romanian: 1,327^th place)

Bradley, Grant (13 octombrie 2016). „Peter Beck: The man with the one million-horsepower rocket”. The New Zealand Herald (în engleză). ISSN 1170-0777. Accesat în 2 iulie 2018.
„Rocket project gears for take off”. The New Zealand Herald. 15 august 2007. Accesat în 17 noiembrie 2009.
„NZ's first space launch saved by $6 replacement part”. The New Zealand Herald. 30 noiembrie 2009. Accesat în 11 septembrie 2011.
Ryan, Sophie (29 iulie 2014). „NZ to get its own space programme by 2015”. The New Zealand Herald. APNZ.
Bradley, Grant (15 aprilie 2015). „Rocket Lab unveils world's first battery rocket engine”. The New Zealand Herald. Arhivat din original la 2 decembrie 2017. Accesat în 20 august 2020.
Ryan, Holly (21 ianuarie 2018). „Blast off! Rocket Lab successfully reaches orbit”. The New Zealand Herald. Arhivat din original la 21 ianuarie 2018. Accesat în 21 ianuarie 2018.

nzrocketry.org.nz (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

„Rocketry Links”. New Zealand Rocketry Association. Arhivat din original la 3 august 2012. Accesat în 9 octombrie 2012.

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„Search for rocket remains continues”. Otago Daily Times. 2 decembrie 2009. Accesat în 16 martie 2020.

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Messier, Doug (30 iulie 2014). „A Look at Rocket Lab Funding Sources”. Parabolic Arc. Arhivat din original la 21 mai 2021. Accesat în 31 iulie 2014.

popsci.com (Global: 4,048^th place; Romanian: 5,480^th place)

Grush, Loren (15 aprilie 2015). „A 3D-Printed, Battery-Powered Rocket Engine”. Popular Science.

rocketlab.co.nz (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

„News”. Rocket Lab. Arhivat din original la 23 iulie 2011. December 2010 - Rocket Lab was awarded a US contract from the Operationally Responsive Space Office (ORS) to study low cost international alternatives. Included in this study is a 640,000Ns booster, a miniature avionics system and a launch vehicle to place small mass satellites into polar and low Earth orbits.
„Rocket Research & Development Based in New Zealand”. Rocket Lab. Arhivat din original la 26 septembrie 2012. Accesat în 9 octombrie 2012.
„Ātea-1 technical specifications”. Rocket Lab. Arhivat din original la 23 februarie 2010.

rocketlabusa.com (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

„Rocket Lab Celebrates Rich Ten-Year History”. Rocket Lab. 2016. Accesat în 22 mai 2017.
„Rocket Lab successfully makes it to space”. Rocket Lab. 25 mai 2017. Arhivat din original la 3 decembrie 2017. Accesat în 25 mai 2017.
„Rocket Lab Completes Major Technical Milestone Ahead of Test Launches”. Rocket Lab. 13 decembrie 2016. Accesat în 13 decembrie 2016.
„Rocket Lab Announces Reusability Plans For Electron Rocket”. Rocket Lab. 6 august 2019. Accesat în 7 decembrie 2019.
„Rocket Lab Completes Post-Flight Analysis”. Rocket Lab. 7 august 2017. Accesat în 7 august 2017.
„Photon”. Rocket Lab. Arhivat din original la 4 iunie 2019. Accesat în 12 mai 2019.
„Satellite Solutions”. Rocket Lab. Arhivat din original la 1 mai 2021. Accesat în 10 iulie 2020.

satellitetoday.com (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

Henry, Caleb (31 iulie 2015). „Rocket Lab Signs NASA Partnership to Tap Launch Resources”. Via Satellite. Accesat în 27 ianuarie 2018.
Henry, Caleb (23 martie 2016). „Rocket Lab Completes Flight Qualification for Electron's Rutherford Engine”. Via Satellite. Accesat în 5 aprilie 2016.

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„Rocket Lab's Atea-1 New Zealand's First Rocket Takes A Dive”. Satnews. 2 decembrie 2009. Accesat în 29 iunie 2019.

sciencelearn.org.nz (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

„NZ's first space launch”. Science Learning Hub. The University of Waikato. 22 august 2017. Accesat în 29 iunie 2019.

sciencemag.org (Global: 1,019^th place; Romanian: 603^rd place)

Mann, Adam (6 decembrie 2017). „Rocket Lab poised to provide dedicated launcher for CubeSat science”. Science. Accesat în 28 ianuarie 2018.

skyrocket.de (Global: 2,244^th place; Romanian: 8,069^th place)

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„Ātea-1”. Gunter's Space Page. Accesat în 16 martie 2020.

space.com (Global: 862^nd place; Romanian: 493^rd place)

Wall, Mike (1 octombrie 2019). „Rocket Lab Gearing Up for 1st Launches from US Soil in Early 2020”. Space.com. Accesat în 7 decembrie 2019.
Cofield, Calla (26 septembrie 2016). „Rocket Lab Opens Private Orbital Launch Site in New Zealand”. Space.com. Accesat în 26 septembrie 2016.

spacefellowship.com (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

Goldsmith, Rob (16 noiembrie 2009). „Rocket lab primed to launch New Zealand's first rocket into space”. Space Fellowship. Accesat în 17 noiembrie 2009.

spaceflightinsider.com (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

Botsford End, Rae (2 mai 2015). „Rocket Lab: the Electron, the Rutherford, and why Peter Beck started it in the first place”. Spaceflight Insider. Arhivat din original la 10 mai 2016. Accesat în 30 martie 2019.
Botsford End, Rae (24 martie 2016). „Rocket Lab's Rutherford Engine Qualified for Flight”. Spaceflight Insider. Arhivat din original la 5 iunie 2019. Accesat în 29 iunie 2019.

spaceflightnow.com (Global: 2,331^st place; Romanian: 2,061^st place)

Clark, Stephen (25 mai 2017). „Maiden flight of Rocket Lab's small satellite launcher reaches space”. Spaceflight Now. Accesat în 25 mai 2017.
Clark, Stephen (21 ianuarie 2018). „Rocket Lab delivers nanosatellites to orbit on first successful test launch”. Spaceflight Now. Accesat în 21 ianuarie 2018.
Clark, Stephen (3 iulie 2020). „Rocket Lab plans next launch Saturday, closes in on first mission from Virginia”. Spaceflight Now. Accesat în 4 iulie 2020.

spacenews.com (Global: 1,465^th place; Romanian: 1,490^th place)

Foust, Jeff (21 martie 2017). „Rocket Lab raises $75 million to scale up launch vehicle production”. SpaceNews. Accesat în 21 martie 2017.
Foust, Jeff (16 martie 2020). „Rocket Lab to acquire smallsat component manufacturer”. SpaceNews. Accesat în 16 martie 2020.
Foust, Jeff (7 august 2017). „Telemetry glitch kept first Electron rocket from reaching orbit”. SpaceNews. Accesat în 9 august 2017.
Foust, Jeff (4 iulie 2020). „Rocket Lab Electron launch fails”. SpaceNews. Accesat în 4 iulie 2020.
Foust, Jeff (8 aprilie 2019). „Rocket Lab unveils Photon smallsat bus”. SpaceNews. Accesat în 8 aprilie 2019.
Foust, Jeff (17 octombrie 2018). „Rocket Lab selects Wallops for U.S. launch site”. SpaceNews. Accesat în 29 iunie 2019.
Foust, Jeff (12 decembrie 2019). „Rocket Lab inaugurates U.S. launch site”. SpaceNews. Accesat în 12 decembrie 2019.

stuff.co.nz (Global: 387^th place; Romanian: 1,829^th place)

Pullar-Strecker, Tom (9 iunie 2019). „Rocket Lab keeps tabs on 117 rivals, but that's not what's keeping it busy”. Stuff.co.nz. Accesat în 29 iunie 2019.
„NZ set to join the space age”. Stuff.co.nz. NZPA. 9 octombrie 2009. Accesat în 22 noiembrie 2011.
Cooper, Tracy (30 noiembrie 2009). „NZ's first space rocket launches”. Waikato Times. Arhivat din original la 23 februarie 2013. Accesat în 8 aprilie 2015.
McNicol, Hamish (18 septembrie 2016). „New Zealand space industry prepared for takeoff”. Stuff.co.nz. Accesat în 18 septembrie 2016.

theverge.com (Global: 208^th place; Romanian: 309^th place)

Grush, Loren (24 ianuarie 2018). „Rocket Lab secretly launched a disco ball satellite on its latest test flight”. The Verge. Accesat în 24 ianuarie 2018.
Grush, Loren (17 iunie 2020). „How small launcher Rocket Lab plans to pull off its first mission to the Moon next year”. The Verge. Accesat în 10 iulie 2020.

web.archive.org (Global: 1^st place; Romanian: 1^st place)

Botsford End, Rae (2 mai 2015). „Rocket Lab: the Electron, the Rutherford, and why Peter Beck started it in the first place”. Spaceflight Insider. Arhivat din original la 10 mai 2016. Accesat în 30 martie 2019.
„Rocket Lab successfully makes it to space”. Rocket Lab. 25 mai 2017. Arhivat din original la 3 decembrie 2017. Accesat în 25 mai 2017.
„News”. Rocket Lab. Arhivat din original la 23 iulie 2011. December 2010 - Rocket Lab was awarded a US contract from the Operationally Responsive Space Office (ORS) to study low cost international alternatives. Included in this study is a 640,000Ns booster, a miniature avionics system and a launch vehicle to place small mass satellites into polar and low Earth orbits.
„Rocket Research & Development Based in New Zealand”. Rocket Lab. Arhivat din original la 26 septembrie 2012. Accesat în 9 octombrie 2012.
„Rocketry Links”. New Zealand Rocketry Association. Arhivat din original la 3 august 2012. Accesat în 9 octombrie 2012.
„10 things about Rocket Lab”. National Business Review. 27 mai 2017. Arhivat din original la 21 mai 2021. Accesat în 20 august 2020.
„Rocket Lab”. Khosla Ventures. Arhivat din original la 18 mai 2015. Accesat în 14 mai 2015.
Messier, Doug (30 iulie 2014). „A Look at Rocket Lab Funding Sources”. Parabolic Arc. Arhivat din original la 21 mai 2021. Accesat în 31 iulie 2014.
Keall, Chris (3 martie 2015). „Lockheed Martin invests in Auckland's Rocket Labs”. National Business Review. Arhivat din original la 21 mai 2021. Accesat în 23 noiembrie 2018.
„Ātea-1 technical specifications”. Rocket Lab. Arhivat din original la 23 februarie 2010.
Keall, Chris (3 decembrie 2009). „Coromandel, we have a problem: hunt on for missing rocket”. National Business Review. Arhivat din original la 29 martie 2016.
Bradley, Grant (15 aprilie 2015). „Rocket Lab unveils world's first battery rocket engine”. The New Zealand Herald. Arhivat din original la 2 decembrie 2017. Accesat în 20 august 2020.
Botsford End, Rae (24 martie 2016). „Rocket Lab's Rutherford Engine Qualified for Flight”. Spaceflight Insider. Arhivat din original la 5 iunie 2019. Accesat în 29 iunie 2019.
Ryan, Holly (21 ianuarie 2018). „Blast off! Rocket Lab successfully reaches orbit”. The New Zealand Herald. Arhivat din original la 21 ianuarie 2018. Accesat în 21 ianuarie 2018.
„Photon”. Rocket Lab. Arhivat din original la 4 iunie 2019. Accesat în 12 mai 2019.
„Satellite Solutions”. Rocket Lab. Arhivat din original la 1 mai 2021. Accesat în 10 iulie 2020.
Dodd, Tim (11 octombrie 2018). „Exclusive Inside Look at Rocket Lab's Previously-secret new Mega Factory!”. Everyday Astronaut. Arhivat din original la 12 octombrie 2018. Accesat în 10 noiembrie 2018. Although Rocket Lab's engines and avionics are built in Huntington Beach, California, the final assembly of the vehicle is done here in Auckland–A fitting choice, as they're currently only launching from their Launch Complex 1 in Mahia, some 500 km away.
Gregory, Debbie; Ashton, Andrew (24 noiembrie 2015). „Rocket Lab chooses Mahia for space launches”. Gisborne Herald. Arhivat din original la 6 februarie 2016. Accesat în 20 august 2020.

worldcat.org (Global: 4^th place; Romanian: 9^th place)

Bradley, Grant (13 octombrie 2016). „Peter Beck: The man with the one million-horsepower rocket”. The New Zealand Herald (în engleză). ISSN 1170-0777. Accesat în 2 iulie 2018.

youtube.com (Global: 13^th place; Romanian: 40^th place)

Peter, Beck. „Rocket Lab SmallSat Update and Q&A”. YouTube. 38:00. Accesat în 11 august 2020.

Rocket Lab (Romanian Wikipedia)

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