STAR
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STAR
Summary
STAR is an engine family[1]. STAR draws 42 Wikipedia views per month (engine_family category, ranking #200 of 345).[2]
Key Facts
- STAR's image is recorded as PAM-D rocket stage.jpg[3].
- STAR's instance of is recorded as engine family[4].
- STAR's manufacturer is recorded as Northrop Grumman Space Systems[5].
- STAR's subclass of is recorded as space tug[6].
- STAR's subclass of is recorded as apogee kick motor[7].
- STAR's subclass of is recorded as solid-propellant rocket[8].
- STAR's Commons category is recorded as Star (rocket stage)[9].
- STAR's country of origin is recorded as United States[10].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115885600[11].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115885603[12].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115885606[13].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115885610[14].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115885612[15].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115885615[16].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115885618[17].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115885621[18].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115885625[19].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Altair 3[20].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115884194[21].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115884195[22].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Star 27[23].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115871250[24].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Q115871251[25].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Star 37[26].
- STAR's has part is recorded as Star 48[27].
Body
Works and Contributions
Things named for STAR include Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star[28], a video game[29].
Why It Matters
STAR draws 42 Wikipedia views per month (engine_family category, ranking #200 of 345).[2] STAR is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[30]
Entities named for STAR include Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star[28], a video game[29].