Atlas SLV-3C Centaur
Convair
Manufacturer
Convair
Family
Atlas, Atlas D
Maiden flight
1967-09-08
Length
21 m
Diameter
3.05 m
Payload to LEO
800 kg
Launches
17
Successful
15
The Atlas-Centaur was a US expendable launch vehicle derived from the SM-65 Atlas D missile. Launches were conducted from Launch Complex 36 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
Copernicus · United States Air Force
Monday, Aug 21, 1972, 10:28 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
INTELSAT IV F5 · United States Air Force
Tuesday, Jun 13, 1972, 21:53 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
Pioneer 10 · United States Air Force
Friday, Mar 3, 1972, 01:49 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
INTELSAT IV F4 · United States Air Force
Sunday, Jan 23, 1972, 00:12 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
INTELSAT IV F3 · United States Air Force
Monday, Dec 20, 1971, 01:10 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
Mariner 9 · United States Air Force
Sunday, May 30, 1971, 22:23 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurFailure
Mariner 8 · United States Air Force
Sunday, May 9, 1971, 01:11 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
INTELSAT IV F2 · United States Air Force
Tuesday, Jan 26, 1971, 00:36 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurFailure
OAO B · United States Air Force
Monday, Nov 30, 1970, 22:40 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
ATS 5 · United States Air Force
Tuesday, Aug 12, 1969, 11:01 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
Mariner 7 · United States Air Force
Thursday, Mar 27, 1969, 22:22 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
Mariner 6 · United States Air Force
Tuesday, Feb 25, 1969, 01:29 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
OAO 2 · United States Air Force
Saturday, Dec 7, 1968, 08:40 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
ATS 4 · United States Air Force
Saturday, Aug 10, 1968, 22:33 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
Surveyor 7 · United States Air Force
Sunday, Jan 7, 1968, 06:30 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
Surveyor 6 · United States Air Force
Tuesday, Nov 7, 1967, 07:39 UTC
Atlas SLV-3C CentaurSuccess
Surveyor 5 · United States Air Force
Friday, Sep 8, 1967, 07:57 UTC
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