Thor

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Thor is an early U.S. intermediate-range ballistic missile that became a widely used space launch vehicle family for placing satellites into orbit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intermediate-range ballistic missile
space launch vehicle family
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
deployedInCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
deployedUnderAgreement Project Emily NERFINISHED
deploymentMode ground-based
derivativeFamily Delta launch vehicle NERFINISHED
Thor-Able NERFINISHED
Thor-Agena NERFINISHED
Thor-Delta NERFINISHED
developedFor United States Air Force NERFINISHED
diameter about 2.44 meters
enteredService 1958
era Cold War
firstFlightDate 1957-01-25
fuelType kerosene
guidanceType inertial guidance
launchMass about 50,000 kilograms
launchSite Cape Canaveral Air Force Station NERFINISHED
Vandenberg Air Force Base NERFINISHED
length about 19.8 meters
manufacturer Douglas Aircraft Company NERFINISHED
missileRangeType intermediate-range
namedAfter Thor (Norse god of thunder) NERFINISHED
notableFeature basis for the Delta launch vehicle family
first operational ballistic missile of the U.S. Air Force
operator Royal Air Force
United States Air Force
oxidizerType liquid oxygen
propulsionType liquid-fueled rocket
range about 2400 kilometers
retiredAsMissile 1963
stageCountAsLauncher 2
3
stageCountAsMissile 1
status retired
usedAsLaunchVehicleUntil 1970s
usedFor ballistic missile role
placing satellites into orbit
satellite launch
usedInProgram Corona reconnaissance satellite program NERFINISHED
Explorer scientific satellite program
Pioneer lunar and planetary missions NERFINISHED
Project Discoverer NERFINISHED
TIROS weather satellite program NERFINISHED
Transit navigation satellite program NERFINISHED
warheadType nuclear warhead

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Philip notableWork Thor
subject surface form: Philip Anthony Hopkins