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United States Launches in 2011

The United States flew 18 orbital launch attempts in 2011, 21% of the world's 84, with 1 failure. 3 on Space Shuttle, 2 on Minotaur I, 2 on Delta IV M+(4,2) and 1 on Delta IV Heavy. Together they put 118 tonnes of payload in orbit.

Launches in 2011
18
1 failed
Share of the world
21%
of 84
Busiest month
March
3 launches
Payload to orbit
118 t

Month by month

United States orbital launches per month, 2011

  1. 1
    Jan
  2. 2
    Feb
  3. 3
    Mar
  4. 1
    Apr
  5. 2
    May
  6. 2
    Jun
  7. 2
    Jul
  8. 1
    Aug
  9. 2
    Sep
  10. 1
    Oct
  11. 1
    Nov
  12. 0
    Dec
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United States's orbital launches per month, 2011.
MonthUnited States
January1
February2
March3
April1
May2
June2
July2
August1
September2
October1
November1
December0

Rockets United States flew in 2011

Every launch of 2011

Date (UTC)RocketMissionOutcome
20 January 2011Delta IV HeavyNROL-49 (KH-11) (USA-224)Success
6 February 2011Minotaur INROL-66 (RPP) (USA-225)Success
24 February 2011Space ShuttleSTS-133Success
4 March 2011Minotaur CGloryFailure
5 March 2011Atlas V 501OTV-2 (X-37B) (USA-226)Success
11 March 2011Delta IV M+(4,2)NROL-27 (SDS) (USA-227)Success
15 April 2011Atlas V 411NROL-34 (2 x NOSS (USA-229))Success
7 May 2011Atlas V 401SBIRS GEO Flight 1 (USA-230) (SBIRS GEO-1)Success
16 May 2011Space ShuttleSTS-134Success
10 June 2011Delta II 7320SAC-DSuccess
30 June 2011Minotaur IORS-1 (USA-231)Success
8 July 2011Space ShuttleSTS-135Success
16 July 2011Delta IV M+(4,2)GPS IIF-2 (USA-232)Success
5 August 2011Atlas V 551JunoSuccess
10 September 2011Delta II 7920H-10CGRAIL-A (Ebb) & GRAIL-B (Flow)Success
27 September 2011Minotaur IV+TacSat-4Success
28 October 2011Delta II 7920-10CNPPSuccess
26 November 2011Atlas V 541MSL (Curiosity)Success

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