
Falcon 9
Merlin family powers first and second stages, with sea-level and vacuum variants.
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Engine · Space
Kerosene-oxygen rocket engine family for Falcon launch vehicles.
by SpaceX · Unveiled Mar 19, 2003
SpaceX names Merlin engine in first firing announcement
SpaceX's first press release, announcing the initial firing of the Falcon main engine, publicly named the engine Merlin. SpaceX's February 2003 homepage described the Falcon's engines without naming them.
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Merlin 1D full-duration hot firing demonstrated
FAA annual report describes a successful launch-duration firing in 2012; not the first test of the earlier Merlin engine family.
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Merlin family powers first and second stages, with sea-level and vacuum variants.
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Merlin family powers the Falcon Heavy launch vehicle; individual engine generations are not separate products here.
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SpaceX · Mar 19, 2003 · Supports: System milestone
“In initial tests, the liquid oxygen and kerosene engine, named Merlin, achieved full expected thrust of 60,000 lbs and a combustion efficiency of 93%.”
Federal Aviation Administration · Supports: System milestone
“SpaceX successfully hot fired its new Merlin 1D engine”
SpaceX · Supports: System
“10 Merlin engines (Falcon 9) or 28 engines (Falcon Heavy)”
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