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Delta 2 7000
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Delta 7925 no. 205 Delta 7925 no. 205 - COSPAR 1991-037 |
American orbital launch vehicle. The Delta 7000 series used GEM-40 strap-ons with the Extra Extended Long Tank core, further upgraded with the RS-27A engine.
Status: In production. Payload: 5,089 kg (11,219 lb). Thrust: 3,110.00 kN (699,150 lbf). Gross mass: 231,870 kg (511,180 lb). Height: 38.10 m (124.90 ft). Diameter: 2.44 m (8.00 ft). Apogee: 185 km (114 mi).
LEO Payload: 5,089 kg (11,219 lb) to a 185 km orbit. Payload: 1,818 kg (4,008 lb) to a GTO. Launch Price $: 60.000 million in 1999 dollars.
Family:
orbital launch vehicle.
Country:
USA.
Engines:
AJ10-118K.
Spacecraft:
Spacebus 100,
ECS/OTS,
HS 376,
AS 3000,
ASC,
GPS Block 2 and 2A,
HS 601,
Losat,
SEDS,
PMG,
Wind,
Radarsat,
SURFSAT-1,
XTE,
NEAR,
Polar,
MSX,
Mars Global Surveyor,
Mars Pathfinder,
GPS Block 2R,
LM 700,
ACE,
Globalstar,
Deep Space 1,
SEDSAT,
Mars Polar Lander,
Stardust,
ARGOS,
Orsted,
Sunsat,
Landsat 7,
FUSE,
IMAGE,
EO-1,
Munin,
SAC-C,
Mars Odyssey,
GeoLITE,
MAP,
QuickBird,
TIMED,
Aqua,
Contour,
CHIPSat,
ICESat,
XSS,
MER.
Agency:
Douglas.
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