Flight history September 20, 1956: Jupiter-C RS-27, lifted an 86.5-lb (39.2 kg) payload (including a 30-lb (14 kg) dummy satellite) to an altitude of 680 mi (1,100 km), a speed of 16,000 mph (7 km/s), and a range of 3,300 mi (5,300 km) from Cape Canaveral, Florida. May 15, 1957: Jupiter-C RS-34, lifted a 300 lb (140 kg) scale Jupiter ablative nose cone to an altitude of 350 mi (560 km) and a range of 710 mi (1,100 km). August 8, 1957: Jupiter-C RS-40, lifted a 1/3-scale Jupiter nose cone to an altitude of 285 mi (460 km) and a range of 1,330 mi (2,140 km); Juno I (four-stage configuration).
fligHt HistoRy septEmber 20, 1956: jUPiTer-c rs-27, LifteD an 86.5-Lb (39.2 kG) PAyload (iNcludInG A 30-LB (14 Kg) dummy SaTElLitE) to an ALtiTUde of 680 mi (1,100 km), a speed of 16,000 mph (7 kM/s), aNd A raNge OF 3,300 mi (5,300 kM) fRom cape caNAvEraL, florIda. mAy 15, 1957: jupiter-c rS-34, lifted A 300 LB (140 kG) scale Jupiter AbLaTIve nose cOne to An alTitude oF 350 Mi (560 kM) AND a rangE Of 710 MI (1,100 Km). august 8, 1957: JuPiTer-c rs-40, LiFtEd A 1/3-SCalE jupIter nose cone tO an ALtitUdE Of 285 mI (460 km) And a range of 1,330 mi (2,140 km); jUNo i (fOUr-stage cOnfIgurATION).