@RocketLab: Introducing GHOST. We’ve mastered the art of building launch sites. Now we’re making them deployable worldwide. GHOST =…
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Rocket Lab introduces GHOST, a containerized, deployable launch site system for Electron and HASTE rockets, enabling responsive and sovereign launch capability worldwide, with initial pads coming to Alaska in 2027.
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Introducing GHOST.
We’ve mastered the art of building launch sites. Now we’re making them deployable worldwide.
GHOST = Global Hypersonic & Orbital Spaceport Technology. A containerized, deployable launch site system that enables Electron and HASTE launches anywhere, anytime.
Missile defense. Responsive launch. Sovereign launch capability. Delivered where it’s needed most.
Coming soon across two pads in Alaska in 2027.
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