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All Spacecraft and Launch Vehicles

Vehicles built to travel beyond the atmosphere, including launch vehicles (rockets) and the spacecraft they carry, a transport mode recognized alongside the traditional five (rail, road, maritime, aviation, pipeline) as space transport matures from an experimental to an operational activity. Belongs here: named rockets and launch vehicle families. Does not belong here: aircraft that remain within the atmosphere, however high-performance, which belong under fixed-wing aircraft or lighter-than-air craft and rotorcraft.

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All Spacecraft and Launch Vehicles

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1. Wikipedia: Sputnik 1

WikipediaSputnik 1, lead section, launch date sentence

Quote, Sputnik 1, lead section, launch date sentence

It was launched into an elliptical low Earth orbit by the Soviet Union on 4 October 1957 as part of the Soviet space program.

Giotto

Goddard's 1926 Rocket

Göktürk-2

Göktürk-3

Goodyear Meteor Junior

Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment

H3

Heinkel He 176

Hermes (spaceplane)

HGM-25A Titan I

H-I

H-II

H-II Transfer Vehicle

H-IIA

H-IIB

HTV-X

Huygens (spacecraft)

IAI AMOS

IAI AMOS-1

IAI AMOS-2

IAI AMOS-3

IAI AMOS-4

IAI AMOS-6

IAI Arrow

IAI Beresheet

IAI BGUSAT

IAI EROS A

IAI EROS B

IAI Jericho

IAI Ofek-16

IAI Ofeq

IAI Ofeq-1

IAI Ofeq-10

IAI Ofeq-11

IAI Ofeq-13

IAI Ofeq-19

IAI Ofeq-2

IAI Ofeq-3

IAI Ofeq-4

IAI Ofeq-5

IAI Ofeq-6

IAI Ofeq-7

IAI Ofeq-9

IAI OPTSAT-3000

IAI Shavit

IAI TecSAR-1

IAI ULTRASAT

IAI VENμS

Ikar (rocket stage)

Inmarsat-6 F1