Relativity is pushing back the demo launch of its Terran 1 rocket to early 2022

3D rocket printing company Relativity Space has pushed back the date of the demonstration launch of its lightweight Terran 1 rocket from winter 2021 to early 2022. The company announced the updated schedule on Twitter, while also confirming that the launch will take place out of Cape Canaveral in Florida.

A few updates on #Terran1:

✅We’re excited to share that Stage 2 passed cryo pressure proof + hydro mechanical buckling test on our structural test stand. Up next: S1 structural testing!

✅Terran 1’s demonstration launch is now set for early 2022 from Cape Canaveral LC-16. pic.twitter.com/nrv1mUCl2t

— Relativity Space (@relativityspace) August 20, 2021

Relativity also said Stage 2

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