Kepler books Neutron for 2028 optical relay launch
This launch will support higher bandwidth connectivity services for Kepler's government and commercial customers.
Kepler Communications plans to deploy next-generation optical relay satellites on Rocket Lab’s upcoming Neutron rocket in one of several launches the Canadian operator has slated for 2028. The post Kepler books Neutron for 2028 optical relay launch appeared first on SpaceNews.
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