Home›Launch Vehicles›Reusability›ExpendableBrowse ByExpendableFactsExpendableSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonField Origin EraWell-attested1957 1ExpendableFilter Results50 entriesOrigin ProgramAllAriane Launch Vehicles (4)British Launch Vehicles (1)Commercial American Launch Vehicles (6)Delta Rocket Family (5)Early American Missile-Derived and Small Launchers (3)French Launch Vehicles (1)Indian Launch Vehicles (3)Israeli Launch Vehicles (1)Japanese Launch Vehicles (4)Launch Vehicles of Iran and North Korea (2)Long March Rocket Family (6)NASA-Developed Launch Systems (2)Other European Launch Vehicles (3)Russian Launch Vehicles (3)South Korean Launch Vehicles (1)Soviet Launch Vehicles (2)Titan Rocket Family (3)Vehicle ClassAllExpendable Launch System (29)Heavy-Lift Launch Vehicle (4)Human-Rating Certification (3)Medium-Lift Launch Vehicle (1)Small-Lift Launch Vehicle (12)Super Heavy-Lift Launch Vehicle (1)First Flight EraAll1960-05-13 (1)1960-07-02 (1)1961-05-05 (1)1962-02-20 (1)1964-06-05 (1)1964-09-01 (1)1965-03-23 (1)1965-07-16 (1)1965-11-26 (1)1966-02-26 (1)1969-02-21 (1)1970-04-24 (1)1971-10-28 (1)1979-12-24 (1)1988-06-15 (1)1988-09-19 (1)1989-02-14 (1)1989-06-14 (1)1990-04-05 (1)1993-09-20 (1)1996-02-15 (1)1996-06-04 (1)1998-08-27 (1)1999-11-20 (1)2000-01-26 (1)2001-04-07 (1)2001-04-18 (1)2001-08-29 (1)2002-11-20 (1)2004-11-08 (1)2004-12-21 (1)2009-02-02 (1)2009-09-10 (1)2012-02-13 (1)2012-12-12 (1)2013-04-21 (1)2013-09-14 (1)2014-12-23 (1)2015-09-20 (1)2015-09-25 (1)2016-11-03 (1)2021-01-17 (1)2021-09-02 (1)2021-10-21 (1)2022-07-13 (1)2022-08-07 (1)2022-11-16 (1)2023-03-07 (1)2024-01-08 (1)2024-07-09 (1)StatusAllActive (21)Cancelled (2)Planned (1)Retired (26)ManufacturerAllAerojet Rocketdyne (1)Aeronutronic (1)ArianeGroup (3)Avio S.p.A. (2)Aérospatiale (1)China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (4)China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (2)Chrysler Corporation (1)Convair (1)Douglas (1)Douglas Aircraft Company (1)Firefly Aerospace (1)General Dynamics Corporation (1)Glenn L. Martin Company (2)Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (1)IHI Corporation (1)Indian Space Research Organisation (2)Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd (1)Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center (3)Ling-Temco-Vought (1)Lockheed Martin Corporation (2)Martin Marietta (1)McDonnell Douglas (3)Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (4)Northrop Grumman Corporation (4)Orbital Sciences Corporation (3)Progress Rocket Space Centre (1)S.P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation Energia (1)Saunders-Roe (1)SEREB (1)Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology (1)The Boeing Company (3)United Launch Alliance (4)Virgin Orbit (1)OperatorAllArianespace (5)Boeing (1)China Manned Space Agency (1)China National Space Administration (5)CNES (1)European Launcher Development Organisation (1)European Space Agency (1)Firefly Aerospace (1)Iranian Space Agency (1)Israel Space Agency (1)ISRO (3)JAXA (4)Korea Aerospace Research Institute (1)Lockheed Martin (1)NASA (9)Northrop Grumman (3)Roscosmos (3)Soviet space program (2)United Launch Alliance (3)Virgin Orbit (1)Part OfAllAriane 5 (1)Delta IV (1)H-IIA (1)Proton-K (1)R-7 Semyorka (1)Titan II GLV (1)Vega (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 50Angara A5ExpendableAntaresExpendableAriane 1ExpendableAriane 4ExpendableAriane 5ExpendableAriane 6ExpendableAtlasExpendableBlack ArrowExpendableDeltaExpendableDelta IIExpendableDelta IIIExpendableDelta IVExpendableDelta IV HeavyExpendableDiamantExpendableEpsilonExpendableEuropaExpendableFirefly AlphaExpendableGSLVExpendableH3ExpendableH-IIAExpendableH-IIBExpendableLauncherOneExpendableLong March 1ExpendableLong March 11ExpendableLong March 2FExpendableLong March 3BExpendableLong March 5ExpendableLong March 6ExpendableMinotaurExpendableN1ExpendableNuri (KSLV-II)ExpendablePegasusExpendableProton-KExpendableProton-MExpendablePSLVExpendableRedstoneExpendableSafirExpendableSaturn IBExpendableScoutExpendableShavitExpendableSoyuz-2ExpendableSpace Launch SystemExpendableSSLVExpendableTitan II GLVExpendableTitan IIIExpendableTitan IVExpendableUnhaExpendableVegaExpendableVega CExpendableVulcan CentaurExpendableSources1. Wikipedia: Sputnik 1tier 2Wikimedia FoundationSputnik 1, lead sectionQuote, Sputnik 1, lead sectionIt was launched into an elliptical low Earth orbit by the Soviet Union on 4 October 1957 as part of the Soviet space program.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.