H-1

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The H-1 was a liquid-fueled rocket engine developed in the United States and used on early Saturn launch vehicles during the Apollo era.

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H-1 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf liquid-fueled rocket engine
rocket engine
combustionChamberCount 1
countryOfOrigin United States
developedFor Saturn I program
linked to: Saturn I

Saturn IB program
linked to: Saturn IB
developedIn United States
engineCycle gas-generator cycle
era Apollo era
fuel RP-1
fuelType kerosene
generation early Saturn rocket engine
oxidizer liquid oxygen
propellantState cryogenic oxidizer and room-temperature fuel
propellantType liquid propellant
propulsionType chemical rocket
status retired
thrustPhase liftoff
usedByAgency NASA
usedDuring Apollo program
usedFor first stage propulsion
orbital launch
space launch
usedInMissionType Apollo test flights
linked to: Apollo program
usedOn Saturn I
Saturn IB
usedOnStage Saturn I first stage
linked to: Saturn I

Saturn IB first stage
linked to: Saturn IB
usedOnVehicleFamily Saturn launch vehicle

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