Kineis announces launch window of its 1st launchJanuary 16th 2024Kinéis deploys its constellation for the Internet of ThingsThe first of 5 launches is scheduled between 10 June and 9 July 2024[...]In 2024, Kinéis is preparing for a decisive stage in the roll-out of its system. Between 10 June and 9 July 2024, the Toulouse-based company will carry out the first of 5 launches to put into orbit its constellation of 25 nanosatellites, the first European constellation dedicated to the Internet of Things. This first launch will take place with Rocket Lab's Electron launcher, from the Pacific coast of New Zealand's North Island.[...]
• January: announcement of the launch window for the 1st launch [...]• April: announcement of the final launch date / departure of the 1st satellites for New Zealand• May: campaign to prepare the 5 satellites in New Zealand for the 1st launch
They say 5 launches over a few months, seems like they are all Electron launches but not clear.
Upcoming Missions: KinéisDeploying an entire Internet of Things satellite constellation across five dedicated Electron missions
🌟🛰️ Let’s get ready to fly!🌏Our 5 nanosatellites are on their way to New Zealand for the final countdown before their epic space journey! 🚀✨These little marvels will soon be orbiting Earth, constantly collecting IoT messages from every corner of the globe.#KineisLaunch
Our nanosatellites have successfully reached our launcher @RocketLab in beautiful New Zealand. 🛰️The teams are making the ultimate tests on our satellite before the integration in the rocket! 🚀We can't wait to witness the launch and take the next big leap towards our dreams.
Satellite IoT Startup Kinéis Readies for 2 Upcoming Rocket Lab LaunchesMay 23, 2024French startup Kinéis is preparing for two Rocket Lab launches starting in June to launch the first 10 satellites of its IoT constellation. Kinéis announced Thursday that two launches are planned between June 17 and July 15, with five satellites on each launch.[...]
Rocket Lab $RKLB is expected to launch soon its next mission for french customer @KineisIoT, the first of 5 launches under agreement.The first mission is named "No time Tolouse" and according to Kinéis website, its scheduled to launch in a window that goes from June 10th through the 9th of July.
🚀 It’s time for the big 50 🚀Our milestone 50th Electron mission is scheduled to lift-off on June 19th NZST.The mission, called "No Time Toulouse" will deploy five Internet-of-Things satellites for French company @KineisIoT.Here’s to reaching 50 in record time! 🎉More: https://bwnews.pr/4bNduHX
🚀 Countdown Begins ⏲️The first 5 Nanosatellites are Set to Launch on June 18th UTC!🗓️Mark your calendars, as we countdown to June 18th UTC for the launch of our first 5 nanosatellites by @RocketLab, marking a monumental leap forward for our dedicated global IoT constellation! ✨Stay tuned to our updates as we edge closer to this historic launch by following #KineisLaunch and on our launch dedicated website ⬇️https://kineislaunch.com/en/launch/Get set for an unforgettable launch with as we redefine the future of connectivity, one satellite at a time! 🚀🌐
https://twitter.com/RocketLab/status/1799019563100844074
Bienvenue à LC-1, @KineisIoT!These five sats are undergoing payload processing and encapsulation before heading to space on Electron next week. Our 50th launch, No Time Toulouse, is scheduled to lift-off:🚀6:13 am NZT, June 19th🚀6:13 pm UTC, June 18th🚀11:13 am, PDT June 18th🚀2:13 pm, EDT June 18th
Time flies when you're flying! 🕰️🚀Our 50th Electron rocket is scheduled to take to the skies next week sporting a special edition mission patch in addition to the 'No Time Toulouse' patch for @KineisIoT. Why yes, both patches will available on our web store shortly after lift-off.
Launch 🚀👀 Look at those incredible images: the first 5 satellites of our constellation are meticulously encapsulated into the upper stage of the rocket.Congratulations to the Kinéis and @hemeria1 teams in New Zealand that conducted the final checks during those last miles.
130336Z JUN 24HYDROPAC 2034/24(76).WESTERN SOUTH PACIFIC.NEW ZEALAND.DNC 06.1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, ROCKET LAUNCHING 1600Z TO 1845Z DAILY 18 THRU 30 JUN IN AREAS BOUND BY: A. 39-48.64S 177-41.24E, 39-30.79S 177-46.21E, 39-13.61S 177-50.98E, 39-16.62S 178-10.80E, 39-29.15S 178-07.29E, 39-50.11S 177-46.03E. B. 46-53.95S 174-07.99E, 43-00.00S 175-51.00E, 43-30.00S 178-00.00E, 47-24.00S 176-24.00E.2. CANCEL THIS MSG 301945Z JUN 24.
130342Z JUN 24HYDROPAC 2035/24(76).WESTERN SOUTH PACIFIC.DNC 06.1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, SPACE DEBRIS 1600Z TO 1845Z DAILY 18 THRU 30 JUN IN AREA BOUND BY 57-00.00S 169-30.00E, 52-36.00S 172-00.00E, 53-00.00S 174-18.00E, 57-33.60S 172-00.00E.2. CANCEL THIS MSG 301945Z JUN 24.
Teams are on console, Electron is vertical, and the final pre-launch dress rehearsal is underway for the 'No Time Toulouse' mission. While the rocket and payloads are ready to go to space, the weather might not play ball on our planned lift-off date on June 19th NZT 🌧️☂️🌬️Stay tuned for updates in the next couple of days once the forecast firms up 🚀
It's almost time to go to space for the 50th time...but not just yet. Due to unfavorable weather, we’re now targeting no earlier than 21 June NZST for the launch of “No Time Toulouse”, our 50th Electron launch. ☂️🌬️🌧️🚀 NZST: 6:13 am, Friday 21 June🚀 PDT: 11:13 am, Thursday 20 June🚀 EDT: 2:13 pm, Thursday 20 JuneWe’ll continue to assess the launch date as the forecast firms up in the coming days.
Remember this? 📸We got an ✨overwhelming✨ number of applications (seriously it was a lot) but we are excited to confirm that @thejackbeyer, @_mgde_, and @brendan_gully are headed to LC-1 to capture "No Time Toulouse."We can’t wait to see their snaps of our milestone 50th mission.
I’ve been fortunate enough to do and photograph some pretty amazing things in my life. This might just take the cake. Thanks to @RocketLab for the opportunity to document their 50th launch!
... NGA Rocket Launching and Space Debris notices.
