N1 (rocket) - Wikipedia
The N1 was intended to place the approximately 95 t (209,000 lb) L3 payload into low Earth orbit, [35]: 271 with the fourth stage included in the L3 complex intended to place 23.5 t (52,000 lb) into translunar orbit.
Failed swan song of the Soviet Moon rocket
2022年11月23日 · The fourth launch of the N1 rocket (Vehicle No. 7L) carrying an unpiloted LOK crew vehicle and a mockup of the LK lunar lander took place on Nov. 23, 1972. Despite a failure after just 107 seconds in flight, it was the closest the giant rocket ever came to completing the operation of its troubled 30-engine propulsion system on the first stage.
N1 - Encyclopedia Astronautica
The L3 complex itself, with a total mass of 95 metric tons, would consist of a fourth stage (Block G) for the N1 to take the L3 from low earth orbit to trans-lunar trajectory; a lunar orbiter with a Soyuz re-entry capsule for return to earth (LOK); a lunar lander (LK) for the landing of a single cosmonaut on the surface of the moon; and a ...
N1 moon rocket - RussianSpaceWeb.com
Nov. 23, 1972: The fourth launch of the N1 rocket (Vehicle No. 7L) carrying an operational LOK spacecraft and a mockup of the LK lunar module failed about 107 seconds after liftoff from Site 110 in Tyuratam.
N1: The Rise and Fall of the USSR's Moon Rocket
2020年2月21日 · The N1, or Raketa-nositel "rocket-carrier", was a Soviet heavy-lift launch vehicle intended to send Soviet cosmonauts to the moon in the late 1960s and early 70s. The L3 complex was the four-component system designed to fly and land cosmonauts on the moon.
THE N1 HISTORY - Moon Race 2001
The kerosene-LOX Block G rocket served as the fourth stage of the N1, and was to send the craft on its translunar trajectory. The Block D fifth stage, also burning kerosene and LOX, served multiple functions.
n1 - NASA
The N1 was the launch vehicle for the planned Russian crewed lunar missions and produced by the design bureau that is now known as Energia. The N1 was comprised of a first stage with 30 NK-15 engines using RP-1 and LOX, an eight-engine second stage using RP-1 and LOX, a four-engine third stage using RP-1 and LOX, and a single-engine fourth ...
Block D upper stage - RussianSpaceWeb.com
Incorporated into the Proton rocket as its fourth stage, Block D was used in Soviet circumlunar and unmanned lunar missions and also in unmanned planetary missions to Venus and Mars. Because the stage was no longer intended for multi-day lunar trips, it was simplified for missions not exceeding 12 hours.
N1 (Rocket) | Encyclopedia MDPI
2022年11月30日 · The N1 was intended to place the approximately 95 t (209,000 lb) L3 payload into low Earth orbit, with the fourth stage included in the L3 complex was intended to place 23.5 t (52,000 lb) into translunar orbit. In comparison, the Saturn V placed the roughly 45 t (100,000 lb) Apollo spacecraft plus about 74.4 t (164,100 lb) of fuel remaining in ...
N1 Rocket - Soviet N-1 Moon Rocket - AeroSpaceGuide.net
The fourth and final launch of the N1 rocket was on November 23, 1972. It failed about 107 seconds after liftoff. N1 Moon Rocket Derivatives. There were plans to develop derivatives from the N-1. Korolev, the chief of OKB-1 wanted the N-2 to be used in place of the Proton Rocket and the N-3 to replace the Soyuz/R-7 rocket.