Atlas

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Atlas is a family of American expendable launch vehicles originally developed from a ballistic missile program and widely used to place satellites and spacecraft into orbit.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Atlas canonical 7
Atlas I 2
Atlas D 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf family of expendable launch vehicles
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developedBy Convair
General Dynamics
Lockheed Martin
United Launch Alliance
developedFrom SM-65 Atlas
surface form: SM-65 Atlas ballistic missile
familyIncludes Atlas II
Atlas III
Atlas LV-3B
Atlas V
Atlas-Agena
Atlas-Centaur
firstFlightDate 1957-12-17
fuelComponentsInclude RP-1 kerosene
liquid oxygen
guidanceSystem inertial guidance
launchConfiguration three-stage
two-stage
launchSitesInclude Cape Canaveral Space Force Station
surface form: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station

Vandenberg Space Force Base
surface form: Vandenberg Air Force Base
notablePayload Friendship 7
Landsat satellites
surface form: Landsat 1

Mariner 2
Pioneer 10
Surveyor 1
notableVariant Atlas II
Atlas III
Atlas LV-3B
Atlas V
Atlas-Agena
Atlas-Centaur
operatedBy United Launch Alliance
United States Air Force
propellantType liquid-fueled
rocketType expendable launch system
status partially retired
successor Vulcan Centaur
upperStage Centaur
usedFor launching spacecraft into orbit
placing satellites into orbit
usedInProgram Commercial satellite launches
Landsat satellites
surface form: Landsat program

Mariner program
Mercury program
Pioneer program
Surveyor program
TDRS program

Referenced by (11)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Atlas hasVersion Atlas
this entity surface form: upgraded Atlas (2015)
RP-1 usedIn Atlas
this entity surface form: Atlas I
Atlas II predecessor Atlas
this entity surface form: Atlas I
LC-36A launchVehicleType Atlas
LC-36B usedRocketFamily Atlas
Atlas LV-3B derivedFrom Atlas
this entity surface form: Atlas D
Atlas LV-3B rocketFamily Atlas