Rocket Size Comparison
Every rocket that has flown, drawn to one scale. The tallest is Starship at 124.4 m (408 ft), then Saturn V at 110.6 m (363 ft) and N1 at 105 m (344 ft).
- Starship124.4 m2023 to 2026
- Saturn V110.6 m1967 to 1973
- N1105 m1969 to 1972
- New Glenn98 m2025 to 2026
- Space Launch System98 m2022 to 2026
- Long March 12B72 m2026
- Tianlong-372 m2026
- Delta IV Heavy71.6 m2004 to 2024
- Long March 10B70.2 m2026
- Falcon 970 m2010 to 2026
- Falcon Heavy70 m2018 to 2026
- Long March 12A69 m2025
- Saturn IB68.1 m1966 to 1975
- Delta IV66.3 m2002 to 2019
- Zhuque-366.1 m2025 to 2026
- Titan63.1 m1964 to 2005
- Ariane 663 m2024 to 2026
- H363 m2023 to 2026
- Titan IV62.2 m1997 to 2003
- Long March 1262 m2024 to 2026
- Vulcan62 m2024 to 2026
- Long March 7A60 m2020 to 2026
- Atlas V60 m2002 to 2026
- Zenit59.6 m1985 to 2017
- Proton-K59 m1968 to 2006
- Energiya58.8 m1987 to 1988
- Ariane 458.7 m1988 to 2003
- Long March 2F58.3 m1999 to 2026
- Proton-M58.2 m2001 to 2026
- Ariane 557.7 m1996 to 2023
Side by side
- Falcon 9 vs Starship
- Saturn V vs Starship
- Saturn V vs Space Launch System
- Falcon 9 vs Falcon Heavy
- Falcon Heavy vs Starship
- New Glenn vs Starship
- Falcon Heavy vs New Glenn
- Falcon Heavy vs Saturn V
- Saturn V vs Space Shuttle
- Space Launch System vs Starship
- Falcon 9 vs Soyuz-2
- Ariane 6 vs Falcon 9
- Falcon Heavy vs Long March 5
