10 TALLEST Space Rockets Ever Launched! [4K]
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Space launch is the earliest part of a flight that reaches space. Space launch involves liftoff, when a rocket or other space launch vehicle leaves the ground, floating ship or midair aircraft at the start of a flight. Liftoff is of two main types: rocket launch (the current conventional method), and non-rocket spacelaunch (where other forms of propulsion are employed, including airbreathing jet engines or other kinds).
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List of Tallest Rockets to have ever launched:
10) Space shuttle
Space shuttle has a 60-foot (18 meter) long payload bay that is 15 feet (4.5 meters) wide. Orbiters can haul large payloads into orbit, making the shuttle the only spacecraft capable of launching massive segments of the ISS.2). On the ground, each NASA space shuttle is about 122 feet (37 meters) long from nose to stern and stands 56 feet (17 meters) tall. They have a wingspan of about 78 feet (23 meters).
9) Atlas V
Atlas V is commonly used for interplanetary missions, military payloads and cargo runs to the International Space Station. This rocket type has had more than 75 launches (as of March 2018) with no complete failures, making it among the most reliable in the world.
8) Ariane IV
The Ariane 4 was an expendable launch system, designed by the Centre national d'études spatiales while being manufactured and marketed by its subsidiary Arianespace. The launcher became justly known as the "workhorse" of the Ariane family.
7) Delta IV Medium
Delta IV is an expendable launch system in the Delta rocket family. The rocket's main components are designed by Boeing's Defense, Space & Security division and built in the United Launch Alliance (ULA) facility in Decatur, Alabama. Final assembly is completed at the launch site by ULA.
6) Angara A5
The Angara rocket family is a family of space-launch vehicles being developed by the Moscow-based Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center. The rockets are to put between 3,800 and 24,500 kg into low Earth orbit and are intended, along with Soyuz-2 variants, to replace several existing launch vehicles.
5) Falcon Heavy
Falcon Heavy is a partially reusable heavy-lift launch vehicle designed and manufactured by SpaceX. It is derived from the Falcon 9 vehicle and consists of a strengthened Falcon 9 first stage as a central core with two additional first stages as strap-on boosters.
4) Delta IV Heavy
The Delta IV Heavy (Delta 9250H) is an expendable heavy-lift launch vehicle, the largest type of the Delta IV family, and is the world's second highest-capacity rocket in operation, with a payload capacity half of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket.
3) Ares I-X
The Ares I-X vehicle consisted of a functional four-segment solid rocket booster (SRB) stage, a fifth segment mass simulator, an upper-stage simulator (USS).
2) N1
The N1 was a super heavy-lift launch vehicle intended to deliver payloads beyond low Earth orbit, acting as the Soviet counterpart to the US Saturn V. It was designed with crewed extra-orbital travel in mind. Development work started on the N1 in 1959. Its first stage is the most powerful rocket stage ever built.
1) Saturn V
The Saturn V was an American human-rated expendable rocket used by NASA between 1967 and 1973. The three-stage liquid-fueled super heavy-lift launch vehicle was developed to support the Apollo program for human exploration of the Moon and was later used to launch Skylab, the first American space station.The Saturn V was launched 13 times from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida with no loss of crew or payload. As of 2018, the Saturn V remains the tallest, heaviest, and most powerful (highest total impulse) rocket ever brought to operational status, and holds records for the heaviest payload launched and largest payload capacity to low Earth orbit (LEO) of 140,000 kg (310,000 lb.
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Well done. Still am in awe when I watch the Saturn V liftoff. And ended up with a perfect track record too. Respect for the teams that made that all possible.
No one will forgot the legendary Saturn - V
3:03 when your Friend blows into the Mic
The sheer acceleration of the space shuttle! It just jumps off the launch pad as soon as those solids are ignited & can't wait to get into orbit! Very impressive! 😃😃😃😃😃😃
Impressive indeed!
3:56
Delta IV: "goes up through the hill"
Delta IV: hi, dude!
Me: Hi, Delta IV!
Delta IV can be seen also in the launchpad to mountain hill
3:56 That's an absolutely amazing view of Delta IV Medium appearing from behind that hill!
Delta IV in Y E E T mode.
This video deserves much more views.
RIP N1
All 4 of them R.I.P
N1 is the fossil of rockets. And costs a fortune.
Death in Peace
I am really impressed with this video! Fun to watch, too!
CAUTION: IGNITION BUTTONS! > 0:33, 1:43, 2:59, 3:42, 5:01, 5:47, 7:00, 8:13, 9:26, 10:49
Thank god they are not replay buttons
Since that now SLS launched not long ago we can say that it's now the king of rockets because it's taller than the Saturn V Wich was once the tallest
It's not taller than the Saturn 5.
@@RocketPal yes it is but not taller then the starship
@@AxoThe2ndno SLs block 1b is taller but the. One that launched is SLs block 1 wich is shorter
It’s not taller than Saturn v , the starship rocket is now the tallest and the most powerful rocket
The one that launched recently (Artemis 1) used the SLS Bock 1 which is only 98 metres tall while the Saturn V is more than 110 meters tall. The next mission(s) will use the block 1B and the Block 2 which will be a little more than Saturn V but lower than Starship
Thank you for making great videos! You make me happy!
When the srb ignite you know stuff just got real
The legendary saturn v the first rocket to get on the moon and safely back to earth
i dont know if saying that saturn V returned to earth is fair. only the command module (crew cabin) returned to earth. the rest was staged and either left to orbit forever or enter the atmosphere and burn up
At 3:41 I thought that it will not lift off at all 😅
Is it because of the fire if it's because of the fire you really don't know that much about rockets
Canadaball plays SFS Well maybe you could explain then instead of being so rude?
Do you even hear the countdown?!!?!!?!?!?!!
anita vaidya That was A Fireball
You guys are still operating on the *assumption* that the fireball is why this person thought it wasn't going to lift off successfully. I'm not saying it's an incorrect assumption, however it is an assumption.
The falcon 9 heavy... Gotta love it
Cant wait for starship!
@@wiredtoken lolllll
@@wiredtoken plenty more than that
@@wiredtoken no, maybe a month from now.
@@softwalnut179 no, just a month.
@@wiredtoken well if FAA gets it done by their current time line, then yes.
It's amazing how big these rockets look when compared to structures we are familiar with.
MaazTech ikr, it’s like launching a whole building into space
MaazTech
@@chadgoodsen6491 z
Or smaller than them
All of these are absolutely beautiful!
Ares 1 is a literal stick
This is good video!! You need to do 2023 version
That’s some jaw-dropping and frightening music for the intro in this video
moment of silence for sea dragon
Amogus
And seahorse
@@untitledname8773 he means rocket seadragon lol from for all mankind the movie
@@GodzillasubplsOh Ok
And Artemis one
Where is Saturn 1B
You mean saturn V?
Blud doesnt know whats saturn 1b
Saturn 1b was t rocket used in apollo 1 its less strong than saturn v but its having a similar design but the usa logo is d8fferent@taksh20162
It's not the biggest bruh.
Beautiful video !
اليوم القمر بدر وبكرا القيامه ان شاالله
Oh helllloooooooooooo
5:55 for the win.
And the best reentry ever
Yes.. might as well take a ride in one of the same company’s rockets to the moon is about 2 decades. Starship. SpaceX is making the starship to be the first FULLY REUSABLE rocket ever. And it should be capable of going to mars!
Estimated cost per launch: 2 million.
Estimated cost to build: i dont know but not even close to how much SLS costs to build.
10:14 will remain the best. I don’t care what you say the Saturn V is the ultimate of all launch vehicles, don’t care if it wasn’t reused.
I saw the saturn V IRL at rocket park at Johnson spsace station
Kevin Gao lucky! I never saw a rocket in real life! Like face up
*Center
Also, I saw one at the Kennedy Space Center
Really?!
Fun facts:
Space Shuttle: They are oficially 5 shuttles but 2 failed.
Atlas V: Atlas 5 is one of the most powerfull, its payload too.
Ariane 4: 5 is smaller than ariane 4, yeah 5 is ariane 5.
Delta IV Medium: The rocket was also operated by boeing plane company.
Angara A-5: Angara was loud, also the russian rocket was a great succes.
Falcon Heavy: Musk's Powerful space ship to land on mars until Starship Sn20 comes to land, which is the animation.
Delta IV Heavy: The orion rocket is oficially one of the same launches as on this list of number 4.
Ares i-x: This tall rocket is also operated by orion space station, ares is also long enough, as its also similar to the SLS.
N1 Rocket: The first soviet rocket attemnt to land on the moon just months after saturn V Launched.
Saturn V: A powerfull rocket that can go to the moon, but sea dragon is the largest rocket, not saturn V.
Sea Dragon does not count as that rocket was purely a concept that never got off the drawing board
would like to mention the shuttle only failed once. the shuttle transport system or STS is the full shuttle with the boosters and orange tank. the shuttle is just the actual orbiter or "plane". the cause of the challenger disaster was in the booster, which means it was an STS error not a shuttle error
Imagine sleeping near the space center at 2:59
Oh god I will move then lmao
yeah you would go deaf from the sound
PSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
I would say “ what the hell was that oh it was another rocket launch”
imaging sleeping under the engine at 2:59
Maybe wind flew higher and the rocket started a break-up and the owner aborted the N1
the rocket engine gimbaling or steering caused 1 to fail, others for various problems as stated in "thomas and friends, season 3 episode 6"
@@blockvfive1196 What do you mean by Thomas the tank engine
@@ProGamer2167 jøke
If you want an update:
- Starship: 121 meters
- New Glenn: 98 meters (will launch either this year or next year)
- Ariane 6: 63 meters (will launch this year)
I have no idea about chinese rockets to be honest
I like ISRO
Looking forward to seeing the Space Launch System & the block 2 cargo version & also the space-x Super Heavy Starship on here! I wonder if the Lockheed LLLV & the Sea Dragon will ever be built?
Sea dragon is canceled it will probably not be built, also has a higher chance of exploded because its being launched in the water
Most likely not, Unfortunately. But it would be cool seeing the gigantic sea dragon launch
Saturn v is legend
Ikr!
I know but spacex could pass that with the starship rocket that already launched and blue origins will pass spacex with the new glenn rocket
6:11 i like space x
Me too
민웅짱짱 metoo
Me too
4 subscribers lol
I would have thought that the Saturn 1 or Saturn 1B would have been in this list.
Как так можно несправедливо пропускать шестую ракету
Those launchs are so Massive. This video really shows these :)
8:50 is n1
Yooooo0o, apollo painted SLS!!!1!
5:26 it is actually called falcon heavy, and dose not include the “9”
Damn bro you sound like you know what you are talking about, I guess he should listen to you and praise your intellect.
saturn v is thes the nasa most powerful and tallest rocket ever
so saturn is is special
the most powerful is the falcon heavy, saturn V is the tallest
@@blockvfive1196 actually its starship and superheavy
@@bigmac3373 starship isn't built, while sure, delta ivv heavy sorta is the most powerful, it carries max 62k pounds to leo while falcon heavy beats it by about 1,200. falcon heavy does 63,200 to leo
no saturn 5 is the srongest and tallest rocket ever until starship becomes a thing
bruhboi no falcon heavy is Theo mostra powerful Rocket ever made
Admit it
You probably guessed the last one was Saturn V
@@suborbitalpada6609 yep
98 percent of the comments are people with really bad grammar
1 percent of those comments are random comments
And the other 1 percent of comments are people that have good grammar, and knows what they’re doing.
wel, im a prsn who knws a lt obot rocketyr and hs bdb grammmmir
For the record, the N1 and the Saturn V hold all the records!
They were both rockets designed in the late 50's and first flew in the mid to late 60's.
They still are unmatched vs anything else that has flown till now, year 2019 ! Damn...
Mad respect to Sergei Korolev, Nikolai Kuznetsov Vasily Mishin for the N1 rocket, and
of course the one and only Werher Von Braun for the Saturn family of rockets!
Tallest rocket ever : Saturn V (111 meters)
Heaviest rocket ever : Saturn V (2.938 tons)
Highest LEO Payload capable : Saturn V (150 tons)
Most powerful rocket ever : N1 (10.200.000 lbf)
Widest in diameter : N1 (17 meters)
Highest TLI Payload capability : Saturn V (45.7 tons)
Most engines ever put together : N1 (N1's 1st stage Block A - 30 engines)
Most powerful single engine ever : F1 (Saturn's 1st stage S-1C , 1.600.000 lbf)
Most successful operated rocket ever : Saturn V (sent men to the moon with 100% success)
First to ever launch from the pad :
Saturn V (1967)
Even a negative record!
Most non successful rocket ever :
N1 (4 launches...4 failures. Never seen a first stage separation)
@@PhillipinesBall-xc4ui sea dragon didn't exist so doesn't count
The starship is bigger.
Some people say sls is gonna Blast in 2018
Well, it's 2020
3 years late but oh well
I think I need to see the graph just one more time please
SLS/Starship be like: how about us?
Haha true, that happens when new technology emerges 😅 You would like to see a new comparison?
It would be funny if they launch Big Ben to space.
S2-17 Thoroughbred "when Jeb asked how to lift his house into space, this is what they came up with. The thoroughbred is truly a massive solid rocket fuel booster. It is also the first booster kerbodyne has managed to add thrust vector control to, adding suprising agility to this motor"
At 0:27: The bell in the clock is known as "Big Ben"; the tower is called Elizabeth Tower, dunces!
@@Minecrafter6818 no it is also called Elizabeth Tower and also it is not only a clock. Inside it is a gigantic bell.
100 subcriber without video challenge ? I did not type that comment, I think someone else did, I deleting it
Autodidact2 the bell isn’t actually called Big Ben. The bell is Called the great bell. Dunce
@@weekiely1233 "Big Ben is the nickname for the Great Bell of the striking clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London and is usually extended to refer to both the clock and the clock tower. The official name of the tower in which Big Ben is located was originally the Clock Tower, but it was renamed Elizabeth Tower in 2012 to mark the Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II." My comment stands.
Autodidact2 oh yes Wikipedia the most reliable source on the net.
Until now I thought Saturn V was half the height of Statue of liberty!
Ghazala Parveen aw
Video needs updating now that SLS successfully flew
I love the space shuttle and The Saturn v
5:25 it is called falcon heavy get it right plz
@I HATE SOLDER BOYYYY HE WILL DIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE IT IS CALLED FALCON HEAVY THATS QHY IT SAYS FALCON HEAVY TEST FLIGHT
Well if it uses a falcon 9 rocket then it’s a falcon 9 heavy technically.
@@jabobthegod than why does it say falcon heavy not falcon 9 heavy
because the falcon heavy uses a falcon 9
@@jabobthegod correct
I'm just gonna start getting my hopes too soon
2:33. That is not the Ariane 5
IV is 4 V is 5
SO COOL!!!
The falcon heavy is still my favorite rocket
I like how the rocket in the thumbnail, sls, has never even launched
Its called click bait dumb ass
Ikr the sos has never been launched this man makes click bait thumb nails
IN 2023 IT HAS THEY LOUNCHED IT NOW EDIT YOUR COMMENT BECUASE ITSNOT TRUE
In better detail ... when you made this comment the sls was not launched but now it is so edit you comment
Falcon 9 heavy??? You crazy
the Falcon Heavy are 3 Falcon 9 :D
Core stage is a falcon 9 tho, when Falcon 9 is added some boosters it will be called 'Falcon 9 Heavy'
Falcon heavy, falcon 9 heavy, the same thing. F9H, FH, same thing.
@@fullflowaerospace it literally isnt though. falcon 9 heavy doesnt exist, because the falcon heavy does have 9 engines. the falcon 9 does but the falcon heavy has 27 (28 counting the second stage MVAC)
@@Messier42-handle i remember hearing that falcon 9 heavy and falcon heavy are the same thing, and some people use each.
How about SLS
The Angara A5 had a cold gas in the booster upper stage of rocket launches
The Shuttle is not a rocket. It's an orbiter.
Is a a rocket too!
3:42 fire
You need to do the same video, but compare the cost to launch each one.
"N1" what a short rocket name
with a short life
and such short little engines, in big quantity
GGA
1 subscriber lol
@@masonjia are you just replying to every one who has not a lot of subs?
For me N1 is the weirdest rocket though
I dont know how the Delta IV medium first stage just burned
Best lifftoff
Saturn V will always be #1
Well in just a month there will hopefully be a starship orbital test flight, so saturn V wont always be first.
Missed opportunity to-ohhh
No its a must to truly understand the space. Want to remind u for mankind my country has launched Chandrayan2 its an unmanned mission and its a successful launch. MANY HAVE SUPPORTED AND MANY HAS SAID THAT WE CAN'T DO IT.
And it crashed, didn't it?
That video is cool I like the space shuttle I’m smart
Apollo 11 I love you
the space shuttle favorite rocket
Why I always says Altas instead of Atlas? 🤨
Haha oof
When u realise that the Ares 1x is the 3rd tallest rocket ever launched.
I most like the Apollo 11
Me too
Where's Proton rocket?
If you mean proton-M I agree it's 2 m taller than the space shuttle
Exactly. Here is a more accurate Top 20 that includes Proton M: ruclips.net/video/bH32A7XBGyc/видео.html
Now you can add S25!
Don't put the SLS in the thumbnail.
😢😩😓😦😥c
r/ihadastroke
😭😭😭😭
Its gona launch in 2021,2022,2023,2024 moon landing
@@Ma22Ku Very true
why you show a NEVER launched SLS on miniature ?
Space shuttle is a small dwarf
Please note that the Orion has only flown 1 flight, a test flight. Since then...nothing. NASA has a habit of that. It's really sad.
bruh its falcon heavy not falcon 9 heavy
Starship and sea dragon left the video
sea dragon hasnt launched
Lifttoff!!!! Yes!!
Am I the only one who finds the music kinda annoying?
No
aerand I agree!
Cháy khét như bếp
_10. Space Shuttle_
I Like this video
Rocket 🚀I Like
I Like this video
The ares 1 x rocket is my favorite rocket
Na die Liste kann man mal aktualisieren.
Das SLS und das Starship haben mittlerweile Platz 1+2 eingenommen.
Not quite.
1. Starship: 397 feet,.....2. Saturn V: 363 feet, .....SLS Block 1: 322 feet.
I almost got to go to the store and then I have to pick up some stuff to go to my family
My also favourite is the Saturn v
Buran-energía? Was a little taller than space shuttle
Saturn V: Saturn! Where Are You?
hey i love starship so, why you didn't made a video of starship!
its not falcon 9 heavy but falcon heavy :/
The worst thing of all is that all N1 10 launches failed. The Soviets had made great rocket to reach Moon or even go further.
USSR 2033 Yeah great rocket dude. Super reliable! 😂
Actually it was 4 launches. Sure the N-1 wasn't successful but if they added 5 huge rocket engines instead of a dozen of engines.
Its not called falcon 9 heavy, its just called falcon heavy.