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Delta 1410 Launch Vehicle

Delta 1410 was a two-stage Delta 1000-series configuration with the MB-3-powered extended long-tank first stage, four Castor II strap-on motors, and the 2.44-metre AJ10-118F second-stage and fairing arrangement without a solid third stage. Its sole flight successfully launched the GEOS 3 geodynamics and ocean-research satellite from Vandenberg in April 1975.

Delta 1410 Launch Vehicle
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Delta Model 1410Model 1410Thor-Delta 1410
Family Name
Delta 1410
Full Name
Delta 1410 Launch Vehicle
Status
retired
Type
rocket
Variant Name
1410

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Delta 1410 was a two-stage Delta 1000-series configuration with the MB-3-powered extended long-tank first stage, four Castor II strap-on motors, and the 2.44-metre AJ10-118F second-stage and fairing arrangement without a solid third stage. Its sole flight successfully launched the GEOS 3 geodynamics and ocean-research satellite from Vandenberg in April 1975.
First Flight Year
1,975
Last Flight Year
1,975
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Rocket Specs
Reusability
expendable
Stages Count
2

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July 18, 2026 at 06:28:35 UTC
Updated Time
July 19, 2026 at 10:45:47 UTC

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