List of sounding rockets

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This is a list of sounding rockets used for suborbital research flights.

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Argentina[edit]

Australia[edit]

  • Aeolus[11]
  • Aero High[12]
  • AUSROC series
    • AUSROC I, AUSROC II, AUSROC II-2, AUSROC 2.5, AUSROC III
  • Cockatoo series
    • Cockatoo Mk 1, Cockatoo Mk 2, Cockatoo Mk 3, Cockatoo Mk 4[13]
  • Corella[14]
  • HEAC[15]
  • HAD[16]
  • HARP[17]
  • HAT[18]
  • Long Tom[19]
  • Lorikeet series
  • Kookabura series
    • Kookaburra Mk.1, Kookaburra Mk.2, Kookaburra Mk.3[22]
  • Sighter[23]
  • Zuni[24]

Brazil[edit]

Canada[edit]

  • Black Brant[37][38]
  • Black Brant 1 (Black Brant I)[39]
  • Black Brant 2, (Black Brant II)[40] Black Brant 2B (Black Brant IIB)[41]
  • Black Brant 3, (Black Brant III)[42] Black Brant 3B (Black Brant IIIB)[43]
  • Black Brant 4[44] Black Brant 4A (Black Brant IVA),[45] Black Brant 4B (Black Brant IVB)[46]
  • Black Brant 5,[47] Black Brant 5A (Black Brant VA),[48] Black Brant 5B (Black Brant VB),[49] Black Brant 5C (Black Brant VC)[50]
  • Black Brant 6 (Black Brant VI)[51]
  • Black Brant 7 (Black Brant VAII)[52]
  • Black Brant 8 (Nike-Black Brant),[53] Black Brant 8B,[54] Black Brant 8C[55]
  • Black Brant 9, (Black Brant IX)[56] Black Brant 9B, (Black Brant IXB)[57] Black Brant 9BM1,[58] Black Brant 9CM1 (Black Brant 9 Mod-1, Starfire-1)[59]
  • Black Brant 10, (Black Brant X)[60] Black Brant 10B, (Black Brant XB)[61] Black Brant 10CM1 (Black Brant Mod-1)[62]
  • Black Brant 11 (Black Brant XI),[63] Black Brant 11-A[64]
  • Black Brant 12 (Black Brant XII),[65] Black Brant 12-A[66]
  • Excalibur, Excalibur 2[67][68]
  • HARP 5-1,[69] HARP 5-3,[70]
  • HARP 7-1,[71] HARP 7-2[72]
  • Martlet,[73] Martlet 1[74]
  • Martlet 2, Martlet 2A, Martlet 2B, Martlet 2C,[75] Martlet 2G[76]
  • Martlet 3,[77] Martlet 3A,[78] Martlet 3B,[79] Martlet 3D,[80] Martlet 3E[81]
  • Martlet 4,[82] Martlet 4A,[83] Martlet 4B,[84] Martlet 4C[85]
  • Scorpius SR-XM-1 (Wild Fire))[86]

China[edit]

Democratic Republic of the Congo[edit]

  • Troposphere series[100][101]
    • Troposphere 1, Troposphere 2, Troposphere 3, Troposphere 4, Troposphere 5, Troposphere 6

Egypt[edit]

France[edit]

Germany[edit]

Holland[edit]

India[edit]

Indonesia[edit]

International[edit]

Iran[edit]

Italy[edit]

  • Rocksanne series
    • Rocksanne I-X, Rocksanne I-X CT
    • Rocksanne II-X
    • Rocksanne E-X
    • HRE100K (Hybrid Rocket Engine 100K)
  • Sispre series

Japan[edit]

New Zealand[edit]

North Korea[edit]

Norway[edit]

Pakistan[edit]

Pakistan's sounding rocket program used a variety of sounding rockets which were renamed in 3 series. Some flights were not given a Pakistani designation. Sounding rockets were flown from the Sonmiani Rocket Range.[254][255][256]

Poland[edit]

Russia[edit]

Spain[edit]

South Korea[edit]

Switzerland[edit]

Taiwan[edit]

United Kingdom[edit]

United States[edit]

Panoramic photo of the three sounding rockets in the rocket garden behind the Visitor's Center at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Green Belt, Maryland, USA. At left is a vertical Black Brant VIII Sounding Rocket, with a horizontal Argo D-4 Javelin and horizontal Nike Tomahawk in front.

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