SA-10

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SA-10 is a specific aircraft (or spacecraft) designation known primarily as the final vehicle flown by the pilot or mission labeled S-I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Saturn I launch vehicle
space launch vehicle
alsoKnownAs AS-103 (in some Apollo-related designations) NERFINISHED
Saturn I SA-10 NERFINISHED
configuration Saturn I Block II NERFINISHED
countryOfOperator United States of America
surface form: United States
firstStageEngineCount 8
firstStageEngineType H-1 engine
firstStageType S-I first stage
flightNumberInProgram 10
followedBy SA-201
is final Saturn I launch
final Saturn I vehicle flown
launchDate 1965-07-30
30 July 1965
launchMassCategory medium-lift launch vehicle
launchOutcome success
launchSite Cape Kennedy Air Force Station Launch Complex 37B NERFINISHED
LC-37B NERFINISHED
launchVehicleFor Pegasus 3 NERFINISHED
manufacturer Chrysler (first stage) NERFINISHED
Douglas Aircraft Company (second stage) NERFINISHED
missionType orbital launch
satellite deployment
operatedBy NASA
orbitTypeAchieved low Earth orbit
partOf Saturn I program NERFINISHED
payload Pegasus 3 micrometeoroid-detection satellite NERFINISHED
precededBy SA-9
primaryObjective continued evaluation of Saturn I performance
test of Pegasus 3 satellite
programPhase test and development phase of Apollo infrastructure
propulsionType liquid-fueled
rocketFamily Saturn NERFINISHED
secondStageType S-IV second stage
status retired
usedForProgram Apollo program development NERFINISHED

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S-I lastFlightWith SA-10
S-I usedInMission SA-10