Start-1 (Russian launch vehicle)
A small, four-stage Russian launch vehicle developed from the Topol intercontinental launch vehicle under a conversion program in the early 1990s. The first Start-1 was successfully launched in 1993, delivering a non-commercial payload to orbit. Several more launches have since taken place.
| Length |
22.9 m |
| Diameter |
1.8 m |
| Payload to LEO |
about 400 kg |
Related categories
ROCKETS, MISSILES, AND LAUNCH VEHICLES
RUSSIAN LAUNCH VEHICLES
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