LEGO Designer:
Dan Fallon (phreaddee)
Designed:
May 2024
Categories:
All, Suborbital and Sounding Rockets
The Aerobee Hi was an advanced variant of the Aerobee sounding rocket series, developed in the early 1950s to conduct high-altitude scientific research. It played a pivotal role in gathering data on the Earth’s upper atmosphere and near-space environment.
The Aerobee Hi was extensively used by the U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, and NASA throughout the 1950s and beyond. It was launched from various sites, including the White Sands Proving Ground in New Mexico. The rocket was instrumental in conducting experiments to measure physical characteristics of the ionosphere and other upper atmospheric phenomena.
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Launch History information from space.skyrocket.de
No: TNr Type Date LS Payload
xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 21.04.1955 * Ho A USAF 55 (AJ11-6 test) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 23.06.1955 *F Ho A USAF 57 (AJ11-6 test) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 25.08.1955 *F WS LC-35 NRL 37 (XRV-N-13) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 09.12.1955 *F WS LC-35 NRL 38 (XRV-N-13) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 01.05.1956 *F WS LC-35 NRL 39 (RV-N-13a) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 08.05.1956 *F WS LC-35 NRL 42 (RV-N-13a) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 16.05.1956 *F Ho A USAF 66 (AJ11-6 test) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 04.06.1956 *F WS LC-35 NRL 46 (RV-N-13a) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 29.06.1956 * WS LC-35 NRL 50 (RV-N-13b) (D-region) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 05.11.1956 *F FC NRL 45 (RV-N-13b) (NRL NN3.02, IGY NN3.02) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 15.11.1956 * FC NRL 47 (RV-N-13b) (NRL NN3.07F, IGY NN3.07) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 17.11.1956 * FC NRL 43 (RV-N-13b) (NRL NN3.12, IGY NN3.12) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 21.11.1956 * FC NRL 48 (RV-N-13c) (NRL NN3.17, IGY NN3.17) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 13.12.1956 * Ho A USAF 75 (AJ11-6 Rocket test) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 11.04.1957 * WS LC-35 NRL 40 (RV-N-13c) (Vanguard test) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 30.04.1957 * WS LC-35 NRL 41 (RV-N-13c) (RV-N-13c test) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 03.05.1957 * WS LC-35 NRL 44 (RV-N-13c) (Sunfollower/UVS) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 18.06.1957 * Ho A USAF 78 (AU4.26, IGY AU4.26) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 25.06.1957 * Ho A USAF 79 (AU4.27, IGY AU4.27) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 04.07.1957 * FC NN3.08F (NRL NN3.08F, IGY NN3.08F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 05.07.1957 *F FC NN3.09F (NRL NN3.09F, IGY NN3.09F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 29.07.1957 * FC NN3.13F (NRL NN3.13F, IGY NN3.13F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 01.09.1957 * FC AM4.001 (Ion probe, IGY AM4.01) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 26.01.1958 * FC NN3.03F (NRL NN3.03F, IGY NN3.03F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 03.02.1958 * FC NN3.10F (NRL NN3.10F, IGY NN3.10F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 04.02.1958 * FC NN3.11F (NRL NN3.11F, IGY NN3.11F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 22.02.1958 * FC NN3.18F (NRL NN3.18F, IGY NN3.18F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 24.02.1958 * FC NN3.14F (NRL NN3.14F, IGY NN3.14F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 16.03.1958 * FC NN3.04 (NRL NN3.04, IGY NN3.04F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 22.03.1958 * FC NN3.05 (-, IGY NN3.05F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 23.03.1958 * FC NN3.19F (Neutral gas, IGY NN3.19F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 05.05.1958 * WS LC-35 NN3.22F (-, IGY NN3.22F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 04.06.1958 * Ho A - (Solar EUV Spectrum) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 15.10.1958 * FC AM4.012 (Vehicle test, IGY AM4.12) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 31.10.1958 * FC NN3.15F (-, IGY NN3.15F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 03.11.1958 * FC NN3.20F (Composition, IGY NN3.20F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 16.11.1958 * FC NN3.06F (Auroral particles, IGY NN3.06F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 24.11.1958 * FC NN3.21F (Electron density, IGY NN3.21F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 29.11.1958 * FC NN3.16F (Auroral/UV Phot, IGY NN3.16F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 12.03.1959 * Ho A AA3.121C (Expt 6.5) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 13.03.1959 * WS LC-35 NN3.24F (-, IGY NN3.24F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 21.07.1959 * WS LC-35 NN3.23F (-, IGY NN3.23F) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 27.02.1960 * FC AA4.360C (JHU Aurora 1) xxxx xxx Aerobee-Hi 19.04.1960 * WS NN3.60 (NN3.60 Pinhole cam) Launch sites: Ho = Holloman Air Development Center, New Mexico, USA WS = White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, USA FC = Churchill Research Range, Fort Churchill, Manitoba, Canada * = suborbital
Launch History information from space.skyrocket.de
