SA-1

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SA-1 was the first Saturn I rocket test flight, marking an early milestone in NASA’s development of the Saturn launch vehicle family used in the Apollo program.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Saturn I rocket
launch vehicle test flight
uncrewed spaceflight
agencyDivision NASA Marshall Space Flight Center NERFINISHED
apogee approximately 136 kilometers
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crew none
designer Wernher von Braun team
downrangeDistance approximately 345 kilometers
firstStageEngines 8 H-1 engines
firstStagePropellant RP-1 kerosene and liquid oxygen
flightDuration approximately 15 minutes
followedBy SA-2
isUncrewed true
launchDate 1961-10-27
launchLocation Cape Canaveral, Florida NERFINISHED
launchMass approximately 500000 kilograms
launchPad Launch Complex 34 NERFINISHED
launchSite Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 34 NERFINISHED
LC-34
launchVehicle Saturn I NERFINISHED
launchVehicleConfiguration Block I Saturn I NERFINISHED
launchYear 1961
missionOutcome success
missionType suborbital flight
test flight
operator NASA
partOf Apollo program development phase
Saturn I program NERFINISHED
Saturn launch vehicle development program NERFINISHED
payload ballast mass
dummy upper stages
precededBy none
program Apollo program NERFINISHED
purpose demonstrate clustered engine performance
test first stage of Saturn I
validate structural integrity of Saturn I
reachedSpace true
rocketFamily Saturn NERFINISHED
significance contributed to development of Apollo lunar missions
early milestone in Saturn launch vehicle development
first flight of a Saturn I rocket
spaceAgency NASA
stageTested S-I first stage NERFINISHED
testObjectivesMet true
worldwideContext early 1960s space race

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S-I firstFlightWith SA-1
S-I usedInMission SA-1