Mission
Launch a rocket from LC-39A to put payload, propellant or both into an Earth orbit. Whatever propellant the upper stage still holds once the payload is in orbit counts as delivered propellant; launch with no payload to fly a pure tanker.
Approximate public figures. Changing the rocket above restores its defaults.
200–40,000 km. From Cape Canaveral the inclination must be at least 28.7°.
Use 0 for a tanker flight that only delivers propellant.
Assume the payload and propellant are already in Earth orbit, assembled into one Moon-bound vehicle. The autopilot picks the departure point, injects toward the Moon, corrects course on the way and brakes into the lunar orbit you choose.
15–10,000 km above the surface; any inclination (0° equatorial, 90° polar, above 90° retrograde).
Assume the payload and propellant are in lunar orbit. Part of them becomes a lander, which lands at your site, leaves cargo, waits and climbs back to the same orbit's altitude. The rest stays in orbit.
The lander's engines are part of its payload share. The same engines fly the descent and the ascent.
Apollo 11 - Tranquility Base
Assume a vehicle in lunar orbit. The autopilot picks the departure point, injects toward Earth, corrects course on the way and brakes into the Earth orbit you choose (with engines only, no aerobraking).
200–40,000 km; any inclination.