Jupiter-C rocket

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The Jupiter-C rocket was an American launch vehicle developed in the 1950s that successfully orbited the United States’ first satellite, Explorer 1, marking a key milestone in the early space race.

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Juno I 6
Jupiter-C 2
Jupiter-C rocket canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf launch vehicle
sounding rocket
basedOn Redstone missile
countryOfOrigin United States
designer Wernher von Braun
developer Army Ballistic Missile Agency
diameter approximately 1.78 m
era 1950s
failedLaunches 1
firstFlight 1956-09-20
firstFlightLocation Cape Canaveral
firstStageEngine Rocketdyne A-7
firstStageFuel hydyne
firstStageOxidizer liquid oxygen
height approximately 21 m
historicalSignificance demonstrated U.S. capability to reach orbit
key milestone in early U.S.–Soviet space competition
launchDateOfExplorer1 1958-01-31
launchedSatellite Explorer 1
launchMass approximately 30,000 kg
launchSite Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 5
Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 6
launchVehicleFor United States’ first satellite
manufacturer Chrysler Corporation
linked to: Chrysler
notableLaunch Explorer 1 mission
linked to: Explorer 1
numberOfStages 3
operator United States Army
optionalStages 4th stage
payloadToLEO approximately 11 kg
precededBy Redstone test vehicles
primaryMissionType suborbital test flights
propellantTypeFirstStage liquid fuel
propellantTypeUpperStages solid fuel
relatedMissile PGM-11 Redstone
relatedVehicle Juno I
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
retirementPeriod early 1960s
rocketFamily Redstone family
roleInHistory first successful U.S. orbital launch vehicle
secondaryMissionType orbital satellite launch
status retired
succeededBy Juno I
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
successfulLaunches 7
testProgram Jupiter IRBM nose cone tests
reentry vehicle tests
totalLaunches 8
upperStageConfiguration cluster of solid-propellant Sergeant rockets
usedBy United States Army Ballistic Missile Agency
usedIn early space race

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Wernher von Braun notableWork Jupiter-C rocket
United States rocket program developed Jupiter rocket
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
Explorer 1 launchVehicle Juno I
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
Redstone rocket notableVariant Jupiter-C
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
Jupiter-C succeededBy Juno I
subject linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
Jupiter-C relatedVehicle Juno I
subject linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
Explorer 3 launchVehicle Juno I
subject linked to: Explorer 3 mission
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
Army Ballistic Missile Agency notableProject Jupiter-C launch vehicle
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
Army Ballistic Missile Agency notableProject Juno I launch vehicle
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
Army Ballistic Missile Agency developed Jupiter-C
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
Army Ballistic Missile Agency developed Juno I
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket
Project Orbiter usedLaunchVehicleConcept Jupiter-C rocket
Vanguard rocket followedBy Juno I
linked to: Jupiter-C rocket