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The US's first solid fuel rocket capable launching a satellite into orbit was named Scout. I think this was the first solid fuel rocket to carry payloads into orbit because the Soviet Union did not begin it's solid rocket program until later.

It is possible the Minuteman ICBM may have been the first solid rocket to reach space but in a ballistic flight (go up and fall back down like a cannon ball), but I haven't been able to find the date of the first Minuteman sub orbital flight and both rockets were developed at about the same time.

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1776, when "America" became a separate entity from England. Rockets were invented by the Chinese 3000 years ago, and fireworks-type rockets have been built in Europe since the early Renaissance period. The 1814 bombardment of Fort McHenry in Baltimore Harbor inspired the US National Anthem with its line about "the rocket's red glare.."

The first liquid-fueled rocket was built in Massachusetts in 1926 by Robert Goddard, who is sometimes known as the "father of rocketry".

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The first liquid-fuelled rocket was launched by Prof Robert H. Goddard on March 16, 1926 in Massachusetts. The rocket which was powered with gasoline, using liquid oxygen as the oxidiser. The rocket lifted up to approximately 12.5 metres in a 2.5-second flight.

As with many inventions, the first person to propose the idea of a liquid-fuelled rocket was Konstatin Tsiokovsky in his text, "The Exploration of Cosmic Space by Means of Reaction Devices" in 1903.

Peruvian scientist Pedro Paulet claimed (in 1927) to have experimented with a liquid-fuelled rocket engines as student in Paris in the late 1890s, but there appears to be no definitive evidence to support or refute this. In any case, as he only claimed to have tested engines, and did not claim to have flown a liquid rocket, the first liquid-fuelled rocket was indisputably Goddard's.

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Please clarify. Do you mean to go to the surface or just to orbit or fly-by? Do you mean carrying a person or unmanned?

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Robert H. Goddard was the first person to invent a liquid propelled rocket.

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March 16, 1926 seventy five years ago

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Elvis, Hitler, and Ghangus Con.

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Robert H. Goddard

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Chinese fireworks, circa 900 AD.

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Goddard 1- Launched March 16, 1926

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