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  1. πŸ“¦ #AtlasV 233 cubic meters, 9.8-18.8 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #DeltaIV 233 cubic meters, 28.3 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #Vulcan 310 cubic meters, 10.8-27.2 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #Falcon9 145 cubic meters, 18-25 tonnes, #FalconHeavy 30-64 tonnes

    πŸ’° Atlas V ~$150 million
    πŸ’° Delta IV Heavy ~$300 million
    πŸ’° Vulcan ~ $120 million
    πŸ’° Falcon 9 ~ $67 million, Falcon Heavy ~$100 million

    everydayastronaut.com/how-does

    #LaunchCost

  2. πŸ“¦ #AtlasV 233 cubic meters, 9.8-18.8 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #DeltaIV 233 cubic meters, 28.3 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #Vulcan 310 cubic meters, 10.8-27.2 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #Falcon9 145 cubic meters, 18-25 tonnes, #FalconHeavy 30-64 tonnes

    πŸ’° Atlas V ~$150 million
    πŸ’° Delta IV Heavy ~$300 million
    πŸ’° Vulcan ~ $120 million
    πŸ’° Falcon 9 ~ $67 million, Falcon Heavy ~$100 million

    everydayastronaut.com/how-does

    #LaunchCost

  3. πŸ“¦ #AtlasV 233 cubic meters, 9.8-18.8 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #DeltaIV 233 cubic meters, 28.3 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #Vulcan 310 cubic meters, 10.8-27.2 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #Falcon9 145 cubic meters, 18-25 tonnes, #FalconHeavy 30-64 tonnes

    πŸ’° Atlas V ~$150 million
    πŸ’° Delta IV Heavy ~$300 million
    πŸ’° Vulcan ~ $120 million
    πŸ’° Falcon 9 ~ $67 million, Falcon Heavy ~$100 million

    everydayastronaut.com/how-does

    #LaunchCost

  4. πŸ“¦ #AtlasV 233 cubic meters, 9.8-18.8 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #DeltaIV 233 cubic meters, 28.3 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #Vulcan 310 cubic meters, 10.8-27.2 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #Falcon9 145 cubic meters, 18-25 tonnes, #FalconHeavy 30-64 tonnes

    πŸ’° Atlas V ~$150 million
    πŸ’° Delta IV Heavy ~$300 million
    πŸ’° Vulcan ~ $120 million
    πŸ’° Falcon 9 ~ $67 million, Falcon Heavy ~$100 million

    everydayastronaut.com/how-does

    #LaunchCost

  5. πŸ“¦ #AtlasV 233 cubic meters, 9.8-18.8 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #DeltaIV 233 cubic meters, 28.3 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #Vulcan 310 cubic meters, 10.8-27.2 tonnes
    πŸ“¦ #Falcon9 145 cubic meters, 18-25 tonnes, #FalconHeavy 30-64 tonnes

    πŸ’° Atlas V ~$150 million
    πŸ’° Delta IV Heavy ~$300 million
    πŸ’° Vulcan ~ $120 million
    πŸ’° Falcon 9 ~ $67 million, Falcon Heavy ~$100 million

    everydayastronaut.com/how-does

    #LaunchCost

  6. #Starliner is expected to fly πŸš€ atop the #AtlasV. #ULA ceased production of the rocket in πŸ“† 2024. The vehicles have been allocated to customers, including the six needed for the remaining Starliner flights.

    The Starliner faces an uncertain future after that. #DeltaIV is retired and no more are available, the #Falcon9 is owned by manned launch competitor #SpaceX, and the #Vulcan Centaur has not yet been human-rated, testing #Boeing would have to pay πŸ’° for πŸ€” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_S

  7. #Starliner is expected to fly πŸš€ atop the #AtlasV. #ULA ceased production of the rocket in πŸ“† 2024. The vehicles have been allocated to customers, including the six needed for the remaining Starliner flights.

    The Starliner faces an uncertain future after that. #DeltaIV is retired and no more are available, the #Falcon9 is owned by manned launch competitor #SpaceX, and the #Vulcan Centaur has not yet been human-rated, testing #Boeing would have to pay πŸ’° for πŸ€” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_S

  8. #Starliner is expected to fly πŸš€ atop the #AtlasV. #ULA ceased production of the rocket in πŸ“† 2024. The vehicles have been allocated to customers, including the six needed for the remaining Starliner flights.

    The Starliner faces an uncertain future after that. #DeltaIV is retired and no more are available, the #Falcon9 is owned by manned launch competitor #SpaceX, and the #Vulcan Centaur has not yet been human-rated, testing #Boeing would have to pay πŸ’° for πŸ€” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_S

  9. #Starliner is expected to fly πŸš€ atop the #AtlasV. #ULA ceased production of the rocket in πŸ“† 2024. The vehicles have been allocated to customers, including the six needed for the remaining Starliner flights.

    The Starliner faces an uncertain future after that. #DeltaIV is retired and no more are available, the #Falcon9 is owned by manned launch competitor #SpaceX, and the #Vulcan Centaur has not yet been human-rated, testing #Boeing would have to pay πŸ’° for πŸ€” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_S

  10. #Starliner is expected to fly πŸš€ atop the #AtlasV. #ULA ceased production of the rocket in πŸ“† 2024. The vehicles have been allocated to customers, including the six needed for the remaining Starliner flights.

    The Starliner faces an uncertain future after that. #DeltaIV is retired and no more are available, the #Falcon9 is owned by manned launch competitor #SpaceX, and the #Vulcan Centaur has not yet been human-rated, testing #Boeing would have to pay πŸ’° for πŸ€” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_S

  11. Final #DeltaHeavy IV rocket launch πŸš€ March 29. The #AtlasV will keep flying through πŸ“† 2029, booked for #Amazon's #Kuiper internet constellation and #Boeing's #Starliner to the #ISS, slated for no earlier than πŸ“† May 1 ⏳ space.com/ula-delta-iv-heavy-n

  12. Final #DeltaHeavy IV rocket launch πŸš€ March 29. The #AtlasV will keep flying through πŸ“† 2029, booked for #Amazon's #Kuiper internet constellation and #Boeing's #Starliner to the #ISS, slated for no earlier than πŸ“† May 1 ⏳ space.com/ula-delta-iv-heavy-n

  13. A #ULA #Atlas V #rocket in the 551 configuration lifting off from LC-41 at #CCAFS carrying #NASA’s #Juno probe to #Jupiter.
    Juno’s #JunoCam camera instrument was not intended as part of the original science payload, but has returned hundreds of images of Jupiter’s clouds with incredible detail.

    #UnitedLaunchAlliance #AtlasV #AtlasRocket #Launch #Photograph

  14. The #Atlas launch vehicle has evolved over the many years. The first Atlas SM-65 was a nuclear missile modified to launch spacecraft. Upper stages were added like Agena and Centaur.
    The #skin of the #AtlasRocket was made of stainless #steel and thinner than a US #dime. The tanks could not support their own weight and had to be pressurized with gas to prevent them from crumpling.
    This was true from Atlas, to Atlas-Centaur, to Atlas I, Atlas IIAS, and Atlas III.
    The #AtlasV’s skin is made of isogrid aluminum; this being a type of machined aluminum that removed triangular sections from the inside of the tank walls, saving weight while preserving strength.
    A copper-colored outer cladding is added.

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    #EvolvedExpendableLaunchVehicle, #EELV, #AtlasVRocket, #Photography,