Delta 3000

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Delta 3000 is a series of American expendable launch vehicles, part of the Delta rocket family, used primarily in the 1980s to place communications and weather satellites into orbit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Delta rocket variant
expendable launch vehicle
orbital launch vehicle
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designHeritage Thor intermediate-range ballistic missile
familyPredecessor Delta 1000 series NERFINISHED
Delta 2000 series NERFINISHED
familySuccessor Delta 4000 series NERFINISHED
Delta 5000 series NERFINISHED
firstStageEngineType Thor-derived first stage with RS-27 engine (on most variants)
launchConfiguration various sub-variants distinguished by a four-digit Delta designation code
launchPeriod 1975–1989
launchSitesUsed Cape Canaveral Air Force Station NERFINISHED
Vandenberg Air Force Base NERFINISHED
launchVehicleType medium-lift launch vehicle
manufacturer McDonnell Douglas NERFINISHED
notableUse launch of communications satellites for commercial operators
launch of weather satellites for U.S. government agencies
operator NASA
U.S. Air Force NERFINISHED
partOf Delta rocket family NERFINISHED
propulsionTypeFirstStage liquid-fueled
propulsionTypeUpperStages solid-fueled
rocketStages three-stage configuration (typical)
status retired
typicalPayload geostationary communications satellites
meteorological satellites
upperStageType Star-37 series solid upper stage (on many variants)
usedFor placing communications satellites into orbit
placing weather satellites into orbit

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INSAT-1A launchVehicleFamily Delta 3000