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>>15347741
well astra is, but its about to be delisted so you are way too late

anyway, the pic is from bing chat, I copypasted this >>15347122
and asked if these companies have publically traded stock on the stockmarket but STOK is not Stoke aerospace, its the stock for a completely unrelated (probably, too lazy to check) biotech company called Stoke Therapeutics

not really sure what Vector refers to here
VACQ or Vector Acquisition Corporation was a vehicle to SPAC rocketlab, an investment company nothing to do with aerospace by itself
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210825005365/en/Rocket-Lab-Completes-Merger-with-Vector-Acquisition-Corporation-to-Become-Publicly-Traded-End-to-End-Space-Company

so ASTR, but shorting a company that is already dead and the stock is dead seems kind bad from a risk-benefit perspective
you could short rocketlab I guess, but I doubt they will go bankrupt, they are probably going to be number 2 after SpaceX (or Relativity, but that is not public)