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    • Explorer 1 was the first satellite successfully launched by the United States and marked the beginning of the U.S. space program. Launched on January 31, 1958, Explorer 1 was carried into space atop a Jupiter C launch vehicle. When used as a satellite launching vehicle, the Jupiter-C is sometimes referred to as the Juno-I.

      NASA Jupiter C Launch Vehicle

      NASA Jupiter C Launch Vehicle

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    • The Vanguard rocket holds a significant place in the history of space exploration as one of America's earliest attempts to launch artificial satellites into orbit. Developed by the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in the late 1950s, the Vanguard aimed to showcase the United States' technological capabilities during the early years of the Space Race.

      NRL Vanguard Rocket

      NRL Vanguard Rocket

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    • The Redstone-Mercury combination played a pivotal role in NASA's early crewed spaceflight endeavours. The Redstone rocket, originally developed as a ballistic missile, served as the launch vehicle for the Mercury spacecraft, carrying the first American astronauts into suborbital and orbital flights.

      NASA Redstone-Mercury Rocket

      NASA Redstone-Mercury Rocket

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    • Blue Origin's New Shepard is a suborbital space launch system designed for space tourism and research missions. Named after the first American astronaut, Alan Shepard, New Shepard is part of the growing private spaceflight industry, providing passengers with the opportunity to experience a brief journey to the edge of space.

      Blue Origin—New Shepard

      Blue Origin—New Shepard

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