Rocket Lab is set to launch its 99th mission, 'The Sea God Surveys', on November 2, 2025. The mission will carry an Earth-observing radar satellite for the Japanese company iQPS. This marks the 10th launch for iQPS with Rocket Lab and the 90th launch for the Electron rocket. The Electron rocket is a two-stage, 59-foot-tall (18 meters) vehicle that provides dedicated rides to space for small satellites. It has already flown 16 times this year, showcasing its reliability and efficiency. The 'Sea God Surveys' mission is significant as it will be the first launch of a SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellite for iQPS. SAR satellites have the advantage of being able to peer through cloud cover and study the Earth at night, providing valuable data for various applications. Rocket Lab's Electron rocket has become a workhorse in the small satellite launch market, with 90 successful launches under its belt. The company's HASTE (Hypersonic Accelerator Suborbital Test Electron) suborbital version has also been used for nine launches, primarily for classified payloads. The 'Sea God Surveys' mission is a testament to Rocket Lab's commitment to providing reliable and efficient launch services for its customers. With this launch, Rocket Lab continues to push the boundaries of space technology and expand its capabilities in the small satellite launch market.