GMT | NH34-225A713
$454.00
The N1 rocket was a Soviet super-heavy launch vehicle project, standing 105 meters tall and 17 meters in diameter, powered by 30 engines. It was designed to compete with NASA’s Apollo program in lunar missions during the “Space Race.” Developed between 1962 and 1974, the N1 had four unsuccessful launches from 1969 to 1972. Despite its ambitious design, it failed to achieve its goals, and the program was canceled in 1974.
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N1 Rocket Collection
The N1 Rocket was the Soviet Union’s super-heavy launcher, designed for missions to the Moon, Mars, and Venus, as well as to place large space stations into orbit. It was a massive five-stage rocket and a bold engineering effort.
At 105 meters tall and 17 meters wide, the N1 used 30 engines in its first stage, fueled by kerosene and liquid oxygen. It was the USSR’s answer to NASA’s Saturn V during the space race.
Developed from 1962 to 1974, the N1 had four launch attempts between 1969 and 1972 — all unsuccessful. The program was canceled in 1974 without reaching its goals.