Did someone made a list of E V E R Y rocket?

[Gecko Gekkota]

this is more suitable for non-sfs

 

[Space pilot]

• MX-774 (1946)

1950s

• PGM-11 Redstone (1950–1964)[citation needed]
• SM-65 Atlas (1953 - 1965)
• PMG-19 Jupiter (1954 - 1961)
• PMG-17 Thor (1957 - 1960)
• SM-65A Atlas (1957 - 1958)
• Vanguard (1957-1959)
• Juno I (1958)[citation needed]
• SM-65B Atlas (1958–1959)[citation needed]
• Thor-Able (1958–1960)
• Juno II (1958–1961)
• SM-65C Atlas (1958 - 1959)
• Titan I (1959–1965)[citation needed]
• SM-65D Atlas (1959–1967)
• Atlas-Able (1959–1960)

1960s

• Atlas-Agena (1960–1978)[citation needed]
• Thor-Ablestar (1960–1965)[citation needed]
• Thor-Delta (1960–1962)
• SM-65E Atlas (1960 - 1995)
• Atlas LV-3B (1960–1963)
• Scout (1961–1994)
• Rehbar-I (1961–1972)[citation needed]
• Saturn I (1961–1965)
• SM-65F Atlas (1961 - 1981)
• Titan II (1962 - 2003[citation needed])
• LGM-30 Minuteman (1962 - 1970)
• Atlas-Centaur (1962–1983)
• Delta A (1962)
• Delta B (1962–1964)
• Delta C (1963–1969)
• Titan II GLV (1964–1966)
• Delta D (1964–1965)
• Titan IIIA (1964–1965)[citation needed]
• Thor-Burner (1965–1976)[citation needed]
• Titan IIIC (1965–1982)[citation needed]
• Atlas E/F (1965–2001)[citation needed]
• Delta E (1965–1971)
• Atlas SLV-3 (1966–1968)[citation needed]
• Saturn IB (1966–1975)
• Titan IIIB (1966–1987)[citation needed]
• Thorad-Agena (1966 - 1972)[citation needed]
• Delta G (1966–1967)
• Saturn V (1967–1973)
• Delta J (1968)
• Delta L (1969–1972)
• Delta M (1968–1972)
• Delta N (1968–1972)

1970s

• Titan IIID (1971–1982)
• Delta 0100 (1972–1973)
• Delta 1000 (1972–1975)
• Delta 2000 (1974–1981)
• Delta 3000 (1975–1989)
• Thor DSV-2U (1976–1980)

1980s

• Space Shuttle (1981–2011)
• Titan 34D (1982–1989)
• Atlas H (1983–1987)
• Atlas G (1984–1989)
• Titan 23G (1988–2003)
• Delta II (1989–2018)[1]
• Titan IV (1989–2005)
• Delta 4000 (1989–1990)
• Delta 5000 (1989)

1990s

• Pegasus (1990–present)
• Commercial Titan III (1990–1992)
• Atlas I (1990–1997)
• Atlas II (1991–2004)
• Minotaur-C/Taurus (1994–present)
• Athena (1995–2001)
• Delta III (1998–2000)

2000s

• Minotaur I (2000–present)
• Minotaur II (2000–present)
• Atlas III (2000–2005)
• Atlas V (2002–present)
• Delta IV (2002–present)
• Falcon 1 (2006-2009)

2010s

• Minotaur IV (2010–present)
• Falcon 9 (2010–present)
• New Shepard (2015-present)
• Antares (2013–present)
• SpaceX Starship (2013-present, under development)
• Space Launch System (2014-present, under development)
• Electron (2017–present)
• Falcon Heavy (2018–present)

2020s

• New Glenn (Under development, expected 2021)

 

[Space pilot]

Deacon(1947–1957)
Aerobee (1948–1958)
1950s
Loki (1955–2001)
Asp (1955–1962)
Jupiter-C (1956–1957)[citation needed]
Skylark (1957–2005)[citation needed]
Arcas (1959–1991)
Javelin (1959–1976)
1960s
Astrobee (1960–1983)
Nike Apache (1961–1978)
Thor DSV-2 (1962–1975)[citation needed]
Hopi Dart (1963–1964)
2000's
Mesquito (2008–present)
ALV X-1 (2008)
Delta II Data She

 

[Cresign]

this is more suitable for non-sfs

Ok thonks

 

[Space pilot]

O think those rockets are enough for you.
Let's make it make it

 

[Cresign]

I am afraid they are too small to replicate

 

[Marmilo]

I am afraid they are too small to replicate

Yeah, if we could make engines smaller...

 

[Cresign]

Yeah, if we could make engines smaller...

What about RCS?

 

[Marmilo]

What about RCS?

They use fuel from all tanks... It's annoying. And ridiculously low ISP.

 

[Cresign]

They use fuel from all tanks... It's annoying. And ridiculously low ISP.

For first stage of small rocket maybe clipped ions

 

[Horus Lupercal]

V-2. Very important rocket. FOAR.

But it carried no payload and its a missile if i made it i need to made A LOT MORE of them. Maybe in a future i will think of making another collection of missiles

It's payload is a warhead.

The problem you have with that definition is the vast majority of rockets in that period were military projects. You should discount the Sputnik R-7 for the same reason as it was basically launched by an ICBM. Same with Mercury - Redstone and Titan - Gemini.

The civilian version of the V-2 used by what would become NASA post war wasn't a missile and carried non-military payloads into space measuring air pressure and density as well as taking the first picture of Earth viewed from space in 1946.

So I'd say it counts.

 

[Cresign]

The problem you have with that definition is the vast majority of rockets in that period were military projects. You should discount the Sputnik R-7 for the same reason as it was basically launched by an ICBM. Same with Mercury - Redstone and Titan - Gemini.

The civilian version of the V-2 used by what would become NASA post war wasn't a missile and carried non-military payloads into space measuring air pressure and density as well as taking the first picture of Earth viewed from space in 1946.

So I'd say it counts.

Ok ok i will think of that :/

 

[Pink]

oof, imagine a rocket list without Sputnik and Gemini...
Lots of things try their hardest to not be categorised in a neat list.

 

[Marmilo]

The problem you have with that definition is the vast majority of rockets in that period were military projects. You should discount the Sputnik R-7 for the same reason as it was basically launched by an ICBM. Same with Mercury - Redstone and Titan - Gemini.

The civilian version of the V-2 used by what would become NASA post war wasn't a missile and carried non-military payloads into space measuring air pressure and density as well as taking the first picture of Earth viewed from space in 1946.

So I'd say it counts.

That's what I meant. And that's why I want V-2.

 

[Pink]

Are we adding sounding rockets too?

 

[Marmilo]

Are we adding sounding rockets too?

Cresign12 we have a problem...

 

[Pink]

I guess the most reasonable cut-off limit is "big enough to make in SFS".
You aren't making an accurate sounding rocket replica with a 5t fuel tank.
And V-2 is already kinda iffy, as it's pretty small.

 

[Marmilo]

I guess the most reasonable cut-off limit is "big enough to make in SFS".
You aren't making an accurate sounding rocket replica with a 5t fuel tank.
And V-2 is already kinda iffy, as it's pretty small.

I made a V-2 replica.

 

[Cresign]

Okay i will add V-2

 

[Cresign]

Okay i will add V-2

Marmilo could you give me updated instruction in our conversation?

 

[Marmilo]

Marmilo could you give me updated instruction in our conversation?

Instruction?

 

[Cresign]

Instruction?

How talk is it, what engines are in it etc.

 

[Earl]

Oh, you're a space fan? name every rocket…

 

[TtTOtW]

Oh, you're a space fan? name every rocket…

I'm sure even Cosmo would have a hard time doing that off the top of his head.

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

Oh, you're a space fan? name every rocket…

even creating them one by one-ish?