
Long Term Investor // Space Enthusiast // Creator of @CageTimeLeague
Joined January 2021
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Be like MAX
$RKLB
MAX doesn’t care about a Neutron Delay. He is holding his shares long term.
Replying to @ORIGINBJJ
Put a few miles on mine already.
Still super comfy!
And holding up well.
First pair of @ORIGINBJJ sneakers came today.
Super comfortable from the start.
Going to start wearing them to work and see how they hold up.
Still wish they would put a sticker in the box...
Replying to @ORIGINBJJ
Already pre-ordered 2 pair. Hope they are as good as they look!
Josh Sharp retweeted
Neutron thrust module team in action!
Join the New Zealand team at rocketlabcorp.com/careers/
@RocketLab $RKLB #Spacejobs
Josh Sharp retweeted
100% mission success, owlright, owlright, owlright
Electron launches for the 97th time and deploys the latest StriX satellite to space for @synspective from Launch Complex 1.
Highlights from today's mission:
✅Launched on 1st attempt
✅18th mission of the year
✅13th launch for Synspective with 100% mission success
Replying to @AJamesMcCarthy
Yeah Tom sure knows how to get a good picture of Uranus!
In the age of Hypersonic missiles, how many billions do you think our government will pay for the Space-Based Airborne Moving Target Indicator?
$RKLB
Kickoff complete! Our team recently wrapped up a successful program kickoff for the Space-Based Airborne Moving Target Indicator (SB-AMTI) demonstrations in support of @USSpaceForce.
We’re delivering Flatellites with innovative space-based sensing technologies to help mature resilient capabilities for the Joint Force.
Josh Sharp retweeted
Acquiring @IridiumComm will be one of the most transformative deals in the space industry, making Rocket Lab a fully-integrated, self-launching, tier-1 space power that delivers critical communications capability to millions of users worldwide.
Rocket Lab CEO @Peter_J_Beck breaks the entire space industry into 3 simple layers, from rockets to the services we use every day:
"I probably shouldn't have called it Rocket Lab. I should have called it Space Lab. The rocket always steals the show because it's this big roaring stick in the sky."
"Rockets, that's about a $10 or $20 billion industry. Spacecraft, the tools in space to provide services, 20 to $30 billion. And then the reason why you do all of those things are applications in space."
"Space is kinda weird that it's hidden infrastructure. You don't drive past it every day, so you don't see it. But everybody interfaces with space every single day, whether you realize it or not."
"We build rockets, we build satellites, and with our acquisition of Iridium, we're also a services company from space."
@RocketLab
Having a proven track record is one of the most valuable things to look for in a space company.
The biggest reason I invest in $RKLB & $SPCX
Everyone obsess over technical superiority; who has the better rocket, satellite, component, etc...
But the real moat in Space is cadence and capacity:
Proving that something works is one thing.
But building it and launching it at scale, and reliably, is another.
Rocket Lab and SpaceX understand what it takes to scale.
Shot my Holosun SCS Carry this morning when it started raining.
I thought the whole point of an enclosed emitter optic was to keep the water out?
Anyone know how to get the water droplets out or do I have to see if @HolosunJP will cover it under warranty?


















