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Founded
1958
13 launchers · 6 spacecraft
About
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is an independent agency of the executive branch of the United States federal government responsible for the civilian space program, as well as aeronautics and aerospace research. NASA have many launch facilities but most are inactive. The most commonly used pad will be LC-39B at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Total Launches
141
Successful
121
Failed
20
Pending
6
Success Streak
11
All Launches 135
6
DEC
1958
Pioneer 3
3
MAR
1959
Pioneer 4
16
JUL
1959
NASA S-1
15
AUG
1959
Beacon
21
AUG
1959
LJ-1
9
SEP
1959
Big Joe 1
4
OCT
1959
LJ-6
13
OCT
1959
Explorer 7
1–8 of 135
Launchers 13
Ares I-X
RETIREDAtlas LV-3B
RETIREDNike Cajun
RETIREDOrion Abort Test Booster
RETIREDSaturn IB
RETIREDSaturn V
RETIREDScout X-1
RETIREDSpace Launch System Block 1
ACTIVESpace Launch System Block 1B
RETIREDTitan II GLV
RETIREDTrailblazer 1
RETIREDTrailblazer 2
RETIREDSpace Shuttle
RETIRED