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▶ 0:09 Sir Peter Beck This is an Electron.
▶ 4:33 Sir Peter Beck So one of the things that we pioneered early on with Electron was our, was our, was our, was our, was our, uh, three D printing of, um, of engines.
▶ 12:33 Sir Peter Beck And whereas, you know, Rutherford for Electron, because it's a single use engine, like its qualification or its, you know, acceptance test is, is like five minutes.
▶ 14:16 Sir Peter Beck Well, so before we go over and have a look at the Archimedes engines, um, uh, no tour would be complete without, like, an Electron rocket, so I figure you have to at least have a look at that.
▶ 25:47 Sir Peter Beck So, um, these are the engines that, that go on the back of, uh, the Electron rocket. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:09 Sir Peter Beck The Electron rocket was under a hundred million dollars, and 80 people put the first rocket into orbit.
▶ 6:30 Sir Peter Beck Um, you know, for example, the Electron rocket, I think it was under a hundred million dollars and 80 people put the first rocket into orbit.

▶ 0:39 Sir Peter Beck The nose cone shape of Electron, it's not actually the optimum aerodynamic shape.
▶ 3:25 Sir Peter Beck Well, it doesn't feel like anything's changed because if you take our first real product being the Electron launch vehicle, everything in that launch vehicle we design and we make.
▶ 10:17 Sir Peter Beck Um, so there's the, there's the, um, Electron Factory in New Zealand.
▶ 19:24 Sir Peter Beck How, how late was Electron to the market?
▶ 20:08 Molly O'Shea You walked us through Electron.
▶ 30:48 Sir Peter Beck So, um, uh, essentially, uh, you know, obviously we've got three launch sites, um, for, for the Electron vehicle and, uh, you know, our government customers, um, mainly around the haste missions, where we're really keen to see, um, you… 2 times in the scene
▶ 37:37 Sir Peter Beck Um, so the hungry, the nose cone shape of Electron is that shape.

▶ 10:33 Eric Romo You, uh, so Rocket Lab has this, this product called, uh, Electron. 3 times in the scene

▶ 17:51 Roy Lee Like maybe some hosting, but it's an Electron app that runs locally, so it's not even like we pay for significant hosting fees there too.

▶ 21:57 Delian Asparouhov You know, obviously Rocket Labs really succeeded with their Electron, you know, sort of platform.

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