Scout G-1
Vought
Hersteller
Vought
Familie
Scout
Erstflug
1979-10-30
Länge
26 m
Durchmesser
1.14 m
Nutzlast LEO
210 kg
Starts
17
Erfolgreich
17
The Scout family of rockets were were American launch vehicles designed to place small satellites into orbit around the Earth. The Scout multistage rocket was the first orbital launch vehicle to be entirely composed of solid fuel stages.
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Scout G-1Success
MSTI-2 · United States Air Force
Montag, 09.05.1994, 02:47 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
RADCAL · United States Air Force
Freitag, 25.06.1993, 23:30 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
MSTI-1 · United States Air Force
Samstag, 21.11.1992, 13:45 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
SAMPEX · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Freitag, 03.07.1992, 14:19 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
REX · United States Air Force
Samstag, 29.06.1991, 14:00 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
MACSAT 1 & 2 · United States Air Force
Mittwoch, 09.05.1990, 17:50 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
Transit-O 25,31 · Italian Space Agency
Donnerstag, 25.08.1988, 06:59 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
Nova 2 · United States Air Force
Donnerstag, 16.06.1988, 06:54 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
Transit-O 23,32 · United States Air Force
Dienstag, 26.04.1988, 01:57 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
San Marco 5 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Freitag, 25.03.1988, 19:50 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
Transit-O 27,29 · United States Air Force
Mittwoch, 16.09.1987, 19:22 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
Polar Bear · United States Air Force
Freitag, 14.11.1986, 00:23 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
ITV 1 & 2 · United States Air Force
Freitag, 13.12.1985, 02:35 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
Transit-O 24,30 · United States Air Force
Samstag, 03.08.1985, 03:31 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
Nova 3 · United States Air Force
Freitag, 12.10.1984, 01:43 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
Nova 1 · United States Air Force
Freitag, 15.05.1981, 06:07 UTC
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Scout G-1Success
Magsat · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dienstag, 30.10.1979, 14:16 UTC
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