After 26 missions, Electron is no stranger to low Earth orbit, but our next mission will see us launch much farther than usual. Learn more about the rocket launching #CAPSTONE to the Moon for @NASA and @AdvancedSpace. pic.twitter.com/zrdFEy06da

— Rocket Lab (@RocketLab) June 13, 2022

There may not be any cameras onboard the launch vehicle, which Peter Beck has mentioned previously, but there is an optical camera on CAPSTONE itself.

The plan is to take and eventually share images from the NRHO.

— Advanced Space (@AdvancedSpace) June 10, 2022

Going to the Moon is a team sport. We're grateful to be on the dream team with @NASA, @AdvancedSpace, and @TerranOrbital as we work together to deploy the first spacecraft to a near rectilinear halo orbit around the Moon. Learn more about CAPSTONE: https://t.co/2KB1WQvhUt pic.twitter.com/HRTSmZP1rA

— Rocket Lab (@RocketLab) June 9, 2022

#CAPSTONE is made possible by small businesses and partners like these:
@AdvancedSpace will operate the mission. @RocketLab is providing the launch vehicle. @TerranOrbital designed & built the spacecraft.

Learn more: https://t.co/zKd3tTdEx2 pic.twitter.com/E8TCC2nDW6

— NASA Ames (@NASAAmes) June 7, 2022

LAUNCH UPDATE: #CAPSTONE is no longer targeting June 13 for its mission to the Moon. A revised schedule will be provided as soon as possible. Learn more: https://t.co/jHqxMdKLm2 pic.twitter.com/b9xaksWBvl

— NASA Ames (@NASAAmes) June 8, 2022

Another step closer to the Moon! With support from teams at @AdvancedSpace, @NASA, and @TerranOrbital, CAPSTONE is being integrated onto Photon in preparation for lift-off. pic.twitter.com/zpjgcVZm4B

— Rocket Lab (@RocketLab) June 6, 2022