LC-36B

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LC-36B is one of the two historical Atlas rocket launch pads at Cape Canaveral’s Launch Complex 36, used extensively during the early U.S. space and planetary exploration programs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rocket launch pad
space launch facility
associatedWith Cape Canaveral launch operations
NASA planetary missions
country United States
era early U.S. planetary exploration programs
early U.S. space exploration programs
hasInfrastructure flame trench
launch tower
propellant storage facilities
service structures
historicalSignificance frequent Atlas-Centaur launch site
key role in early U.S. planetary exploration
locatedIn Cape Canaveral Space Force Station
Florida
locatedOn Atlantic coast of Florida
notableLaunch Mariner planetary probe missions
Pioneer missions
Surveyor lunar lander missions
oneOf two pads at Launch Complex 36
operatedBy U.S. Space Force
United States Air Force
partOf Launch Complex 36
sisterPad LC-36A
status historical launch pad
usedFor Atlas rocket launches
commercial launches
interplanetary missions
planetary exploration missions
uncrewed space missions
usedRocket Atlas II
Atlas IIA
linked to: Atlas II

Atlas IIAS
linked to: Atlas II

Atlas-Centaur
usedRocketFamily Atlas

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