Rocket Lab Neutron Books 5 Launches, Space Brief 8 May 2026
Rocket Lab Neutron launch schedule holds at Q4 2026 for the first flight as a five-launch contract lands; barge recovery starts on flight two.
Launch Date
November 23, 1965
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NORAD ID
01775
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Decay Date
12/8/1965
Name
SL-6 DEB
Alternative Name
deb Blok-I
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USSR
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