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Falcon 1

O foguete Falcon 1 Nº 4 sendo lançado.
O foguete Falcon 1 Nº 4 sendo lançado.
Função

Orbital launch vehicle
Fabricante

SpaceX
País de origem
United States
Tamanho
Altura
21,3 m
Diâmetro
1,7 m
Massa
38.555 kg
Estado
Aposentado[1]
Locais de lançamento

Ilha Omelek
Lançamentos totais
5
Sucessos
2
Falhas parciais
0
Vôo inaugural
March 24, 2006
22:30 GMT
Último vôo
July 14, 2009
03:35 GMT

































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Empuxo
454 kN

Impulso específico
255 s (sea level)
(2.6 kN·s/kg)
Tempo de Combustão
169 seconds
Combustível

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Empuxo
31 kN

Impulso específico
327 s (vacuum)
(3.2 kN·s/kg)
Tempo de Combustão
378 seconds
Combustível

RP-1/LOX

O Falcon 1, foi um veículo de lançamento descartável, desenvolvido pela SpaceX durante o período de 2006-2009.[3] Desenvolvido com o intuito de minimizar o custo por lançamento para satélites em órbita terrestre baixa, aumentar a confiabilidade, otimizar o ambiente de voo e minimizar o intervalo entre lançamentos.[4] Ele também foi usado para testar componentes e conceitos de desenhos estruturais que viriam a ser
usados no Falcon 9.



Ver também |


  • Falcon (família de foguetes)

  • Falcon 1e

  • Falcon 9

  • Vega


Referências



  1. ↑ «Falcon 1». Space Exploration Technologies Corporation. Consultado em 14 de setembro de 2010. Arquivado do original em 14 de setembro de 2010 


  2. ↑ International Astronautical Federation, United Nations. Office for Outer Space Affairs, International Institute of Space Law (1 de janeiro de 2006). Highlights in Space 2005: Progress in Space Science, Technology and Applications, International Cooperation and Space Law. [S.l.]: United Nations Publications. 11 páginas. ISBN 978-9211009897  !CS1 manut: Nomes múltiplos: lista de autores (link)


  3. ↑
    Engel, Max (1 de março de 2013). «Launch Market on Cusp of Change». Satellite Today. Consultado em 15 de fevereiro de 2013. SpaceX is not the first private company to try to break through the commercial space launch market. The company, however, appears to be the real thing. Privately funded, it had a vehicle before it got money from NASA, and while NASA’s space station resupply funds are a tremendous boost, SpaceX would have existed without it. 


  4. ↑ «Falcon 1 Overview». SpaceX. 2007. Consultado em 28 de janeiro de 2013. Arquivado do original em 30 de abril de 2013 




















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SpaceX
Veículos




Foguete Falcon








No passado
  • Falcon 1


  • Falcon 9
    • Falcon 9 v1.0

    • Falcon 9 v1.1

    • "Full Thrust" v1.2 · Block 4


Atualmente
  • Falcon 9 "Full Thrust" Block 5

  • Falcon Heavy

No futuro
  • BFR
Cancelados
  • Falcon 1e

  • Falcon 5

  • Falcon 9 Air

  • ITS launch vehicle

Espaçonaves




Carga
  • Dragon

  • BFR satellite delivery spacecraft

  • BFR tanker

Tripulada
  • Dragon V2

  • BFR spaceship

Motores

  • Merlin (1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, Vacuum)


  • Kestrel (aposentado)

  • Draco

  • SuperDraco

  • Raptor

  • Methalox thruster

Bases de lançamentos
  • Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Space Launch Complex 40

  • Vandenberg AFB Space Launch Complex 4E

  • Omelek Island

  • SpaceX private launch site

Missões






Falcon 1 launches
  • FalconSAT-2

  • DemoSat


  • Trailblazer/PRESat/NanoSail-D

  • Ratsat

  • RazakSAT

Falcon 9 launches




v1.0
  • Qualification Unit

  • COTS Demo Flight 1

  • COTS Demo Flight 2

  • CRS-1

  • CRS-2

v1.1
  • CASSIOPE

  • SES-8

  • Thaicom 6

  • CRS-3

  • Orbcomm G2

  • AsiaSat 8

  • CRS-4

  • CRS-5

  • CRS-6

  • CRS-7

  • CRS-8

  • CRS-10

  • Jason-3

Falcon Heavy
  • STP-2

  • Red Dragon

Contracts

  • Commercial Resupply Services (CRS)
Programas

  • Commercial Orbital Transportation Services (COTS)


  • Commercial Crew Development (CCDev)


  • Commercial Crew integrated Capability (CCiCap)

  • SpaceX reusable launch system development program

  • Mars Colonial Transporter

Pessoas

  • Elon Musk (CEO)


  • Gwynne Shotwell (President & COO)


Itálico indica veículos não lançados ou missões futuras


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