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Template:TLS-H ||10 January ||United StatesTerrier-Orion ||United StatesPoker Flat ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/UoA ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Student research || || || |- ||11 January
[1] ||United StatesDelta IV-H[2] ||United StatesLC-37B, Canaveral ||United StatesULA ||United StatesNRO L-26 (Advanced Orion or Intruder) ||NRO ||Planned:
GSO ||ELINT || || || |- ||14 January ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesPoker Flat ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/UoI ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Auroral research || || || |- ||14 January ||CanadaBlack Brant VB ||United StatesPoker Flat ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/UoI ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Auroral research || || || |- |rowspan="8"|21 January
03:54 - 04:16[3] |rowspan="8"|JapanH-IIA |rowspan="8"|JapanArea Y, Tanegashima |rowspan="8"|JapanJAXA ||JapanGOSAT (Ibuki) ||JAXA ||Planned:
LEO ||Earth Climate Observation || || || |- ||JapanSDS-1 ||JAXA ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology Demonstration || || || |- ||JapanSohla-1 ||SOHLA[4] ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology Demonstration || || || |- ||JapanSprite SAT[5] ||Tohoku University ||Planned:
LEO ||Sprite research || || || |- ||JapanKagayaki[6] ||Sorun[7] ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology Demonstration || || || |- ||JapanPRISM[8] ||University of Tokyo || Planned:
LEO ||Technology Demonstration || || || |- ||JapanSTARS[9] ||Kagawa University || Planned:
LEO ||Technology Demonstration || || || |- ||JapanKKS-1[10] ||Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial Technology || Planned:
LEO ||Technology Demonstration || || || |- ||29 January ||UkraineTsyklon-3 ||RussiaPlesetsk ||RussiaVKS ||RussiaKoronas-Foton ||RKA/MEPhI/NIIEM[11] ||Planned:
LEO[11] ||Solar research || || ||Final flight of a Tsyklon rocket |- ||30 January ||United StatesTaurus-XL ||United StatesLC-576E, Vandenberg ||United StatesOrbital Sciences ||United StatesOCO ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO ||Earth Sciences || || ||Maiden flight of Taurus-XL |- |rowspan="5"|31 January[1] |rowspan="5"|United StatesMinotaur |rowspan="5"|United States LP-0B, MARS (Wallops Island) |rowspan="5"|United StatesOSC ||United StatesTacSat-3 ||USAF Research Laboratory ||Planned:
LEO ||Experimental satellite || || || |- ||United StatesGeneSat-2 ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO ||Biological research || || ||CubeSat |- ||United StatesPharmasat-1 ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO ||Biological research || || ||CubeSat |- ||United StatesHawkSat-I[12] ||HISS ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration[13][12] || || ||CubeSat |- ||United StatesPolySat CP-6[12] ||CalPoly ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration[12] || || ||CubeSat |- ||January ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/NRL ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Solar research || || || |- ||January ||United StatesNike-Orion ||SwedenEsrange ||European UnionEuroLaunch ||GermanyMAPHEUS ||DLR ||Planned:
Sub-orbital || || || || |- ||January ||JapanS-310 ||NorwayAndøya ||NorwayARR ||JapanDelta2 ||JAXA ||Planned:
Sub-orbital || || || || |- ||January ||UkraineZenit-3SL ||NorwayOcean Odyssey ||United NationsSea Launch ||ItalySicral-1B ||ASI ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- |rowspan="4"|January |rowspan="4"|IndiaPSLV |rowspan="4"|IndiaSDSC |rowspan="4"|IndiaISRO ||IndiaOceanSat-2 ||ISRO ||Planned:
LEO ||Ocean research || || || |- ||IndiaAnusat ||ISRO ||Planned:
LEO || || || || |- ||IndiaX-Sat ||ISRO ||Planned:
LEO || || || || |- ||IndiaSRE-2 ||ISRO ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology || || ||Recoverable |- ||January ||ChinaLong March 2D ||ChinaJiuquan ||ChinaCNSA ||ChinaFSW-23 ||SAST/CAST ||Planned:
LEO ||Recoverable biological research || || ||Seed growth experiment |- ||4 February
10:22-10:32[2] ||United StatesDelta II (7320-10C) ||United StatesSLC-2W, Vandenberg ||United StatesULA ||United StatesNOAA-N' ||NOAA/NASA ||Planned:
LEO ||Weather satellite || || || |- ||10 February[2][1] ||RussiaSoyuz-U ||KazakhstanLC-1/5, Baikonur ||RussiaRKA ||RussiaProgress M-66 ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Resupply ISS || || || |- |rowspan="2"|11 February |rowspan="2"|RussiaProton-M/Briz-M |rowspan="2"|KazakhstanLC-200/39, Baikonur |rowspan="2"|RussiaVKS ||RussiaEkspress-AM44[14] ||RSCC ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||RussiaEkspress-MD1 ||RSCC ||Planned:
GEO] ||Comsat || || || |- |rowspan="2"|12 February
12:30[15] |rowspan="2"|United StatesSpace Shuttle Discovery[16] |rowspan="2"|United StatesLC-39A, Kennedy |rowspan="2"|United StatesUSA ||United StatesSTS-119 ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Manned Orbital Flight || || |rowspan="2"|ISS assembly flight |- ||United NationsITS S6 Truss ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||ISS component || || |- |rowspan=3|13 February |rowspan=3|EuropeAriane 5ECA |rowspan=3|FranceELA-3, Kourou |rowspan=3|FranceArianespace ||FranceHot Bird 10 ||Eutelsat ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||NetherlandsNSS-9 ||SES New Skies ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||FranceSpirale ||CNES ||Planned:
GTO || || || |- ||13 February ||CanadaBlack Brant XII ||United StatesPoker Flat ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/Dartmouth ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Auroral research || || || |- ||13 February ||United StatesTerrier-Orion ||United StatesPoker Flat ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/Clemson ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Auroral research || || || |- ||13 February ||United StatesTerrier-Orion ||United StatesPoker Flat ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/Clemson ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Auroral research || || || |- ||13 February ||United StatesTerrier-Orion ||United StatesPoker Flat ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/Clemson ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Auroral research || || || |- ||13 February ||United StatesTerrier-Orion ||United StatesPoker Flat ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/Clemson ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Auroral research || || || |- ||28 February ||United StatesPegasus-XL ||United StatesL-1011, Vandenberg ||United StatesOSC ||United StatesST-8 ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology development || || || |- ||February ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/CalPoly ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||UV Astronomy || || || |- ||February ||UkraineZenit-3SLB ||KazakhstanLC-45/1, Baikonur ||United NationsLand Launch ||CanadaTelstar 11N ||Telesat ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||February ||RussiaRokot/Briz-KM ||RussiaPlesetsk[17] ||European Union/RussiaEurockot ||European UnionGOCE ||ESA ||Planned:
LEO ||Gravity research || || || |- ||4 March ||United StatesAtlas V (421) ||United StatesLC-41, Canaveral ||United StatesULA ||United StatesWGS-2 ||US Air Force ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||6 March
03:48[1] ||United StatesDelta II ||United StatesLC-17, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesULA ||United StatesKepler ||NASA ||Planned:
Heliocentric (Earth-trailing) ||Astronomy || || ||Exosolar planet research |- ||24 March ||United StatesDelta II (7925-9.5) ||United StatesLC-17, Canaveral ||United StatesULA ||United StatesGPS IIR-20 ||US Air Force ||Planned:
MEO ||Navigation || || || |- ||25 March[2][1] ||RussiaSoyuz-FG ||Kazakhstan LC-1/5, Baikonur ||RussiaRKA ||RussiaSoyuz TMA-14 ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Manned orbital flight || || ||ISS Expedition 19 |- |rowspan="6"|25 March |rowspan="6"|RussiaSoyuz-2.1b/Fregat |rowspan="6"|KazakhstanLC-31/6, Baikonur |rowspan="6"|RussiaVKS ||RussiaMeteor M-1 ||RKA ||Planned:
SSO ||Weather satellite || || || |- ||RussiaUniversitetsky-2 (Tatyana)[18] ||Moscow State University ||Planned:
SSO ||Technology development[18] || || || |- ||RussiaSterkh-2 ||RKA ||Planned:
SSO ||Comsat/Search and rescue || || || |- ||IndiaIRIS || ||Planned:
SSO || || || || |- ||RussiaUGATUSAT ||UGATU ||Planned:
LEO ||Earth observation[19] || || || |- ||South AfricaSumbandila ||University of Stellenbosch ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology development || || |- ||March ||United StatesOrion ||SwedenEsrange ||European UnionEuroLaunch ||Sweden/GermanyREXUS-5 ||SSC/DLR ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Student research || || || |- ||March ||United StatesOrion ||SwedenEsrange ||European UnionEuroLaunch ||Sweden/GermanyREXUS-6 ||SSC/DLR ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Student research || || || |- ||1st Quarter ||United StatesFalcon 9 ||United StatesLC-40, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesSpaceX ||United StatesDemoSat ||SpaceX ||Planned:
LEO ||Test rocket || || ||Maiden flight of Falcon 9 |- ||1st Quarter ||United StatesMinotaur IV ||United StatesSLC-8, Vandenberg ||United StatesOSC ||United StatesSBSS ||US Air Force ||Planned:
LEO ||Missile defence || || ||Maiden flight of Minotaur IV |- ||1st Quarter ||RussiaProton-M/Briz-M ||KazakhstanBaikonur ||RussiaVKS ||RussiaGarpun-1 ||VKS ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||1st Quarter ||RussiaProton-M/Briz-M ||KazakhstanLC-200/39, Baikonur ||Russia/United StatesILS ||FranceEutelsat W2A ||Eutelsat ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||6 April[1] ||United StatesDelta IV-M+ (4,2) ||United StatesLC-37B, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesULA/NASA ||United StatesGOES-O ||NOAA/NASA ||Planned:
GSO ||Weather satellite || || || |- |rowspan=2|12 April |rowspan=2|EuropeAriane 5ECA |rowspan=2|FranceELA-3, CSG (Kourou) |rowspan=2|FranceArianespace ||EuropeHerschel[20] ||ESA ||Planned:
Earth/Sun L2 ||Infrared research || || || |- ||EuropePlanck[21] ||ESA ||Planned:
Earth/Sun L2 ||Microwave research || || || |- ||15 April ||United StatesTerrier-Orion ||United StatesWallops Island ||United StatesNASA ||United StatesSubTec-III ||NASA ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Technology development || || || |- ||22 April[2][1] ||RussiaSoyuz ||KazakhstanBaikonur ||RussiaRKA ||RussiaProgress M-2M ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Resupply ISS || || || |- ||30 April[2][1] ||United StatesDelta II 7920 ||United StatesSLC-2W, Vandenberg ||United StatesULA/NASA ||United StatesSTSS-ARR ||US Air Force/NASA ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology || || || |- ||April ||UkraineZenit-3SLB ||KazakhstanLC-45/1, Baikonur ||United NationsLand Launch ||MalaysiaMeasat 3A ||MEASAT ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- |rowspan="2"|April |rowspan="2"|RussiaRockot |rowspan="2"|RussiaPlesetsk |rowspan="2"|European Union/RussiaEurockot[22] ||European UnionSMOS[23] ||ESA ||Planned:
SSO ||Soil research || || || |- ||European UnionProba-2 ||ESA ||Planned:
SSO ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||April ||BrazilVSB-30 ||SwedenEsrange ||European UnionEuroLaunch ||European UnionTEXUS-46 ||ESA ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Microgravity || || || |- ||April ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Solar research || || || |- ||April ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/SwRI ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Solar research || || || |- ||April ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesSan Nicolas ||United StatesNASA || ||US Air Force ||Planned:
Sub-orbital || || || || |- ||April ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesSan Nicolas ||United StatesNASA || ||US Air Force ||Planned:
Sub-orbital || || || || |- ||12 May
17:11[24][25] ||United StatesSpace Shuttle Atlantis[16] ||United StatesLC-39A, Kennedy ||United StatesUSA ||United StatesSTS-125, 7 Astronauts[26] ||NASA[27] ||Planned:
LEO ||Manned Orbital Flight || || ||Final Hubble servicing flight (HST-SM4) |- ||27 May ||RussiaSoyuz-FG ||KazakhstanLC-1/5, Baikonur ||RussiaRKA ||RussiaSoyuz TMA-15 ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Manned orbital flight || || ||ISS Expedition 19, first 6-man ISS crew |- |rowspan="2"|May |rowspan="2"|IndiaGSLV |rowspan="2"|IndiaSriharikota |rowspan="2"|IndiaISRO ||IndiaHealthsat (GSAT-4) ||ISRO ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||IsraelTAUVEX-2 ||ISA ||Planned:
GEO ||Astronomy || || || |- ||May ||ChinaLong March 2C ||ChinaLA-2, Taiyuan ||ChinaCNSA ||ChinaHJ-1C ||CNSA ||Planned:
SSO ||Remote Sensing || || || |- ||May ||BrazilVSB-30 ||SwedenEsrange ||European UnionEuroLaunch ||European UnionTEXUS-47 ||ESA ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Microgravity || || || |- ||May ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/UoC ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||UV Astronomy || || || |- ||2 June ||CanadaBlack Brant XI ||United StatesWallops ||United StatesNASA || ||NRL ||Planned:
Sub-orbital || || || || |- |rowspan=2|16 June |rowspan=2|United StatesDelta II 7920 |rowspan=2|United StatesLC-17B, Cape Canaveral |rowspan=2|United StatesULA/NASA ||United StatesSTSS-Demo 1 ||MDA ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology || || || |- ||United StatesSTSS-Demo 2 ||MDA ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology || || || |- ||23 June ||United StatesAtlas V (431) ||United States LC-41, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesULA ||United NationsIntelsat 14 ||Intelsat ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||26 June ||United StatesTerrier-Orion ||United StatesWallops ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/UoC ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Student reserach || || || |- ||30 June ||RussiaSoyuz ||KazakhstanBaikonur ||RussiaRKA ||RussiaProgress M-67 ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Resupply ISS || || || |- ||June ||United StatesDelta IV-M+(4,2) ||United StatesLC-37B, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesULA ||United NationsGPS IIF-1 ||US Air Force ||Planned:
MEO ||Navigation || || || |- |rowspan="3"|June[28] |rowspan="3"|UkraineDnepr |rowspan="3"|KazakhstanBaikonur or
RussiaYasny |rowspan="3"|RussiaISC Kosmotras ||SwedenPrisma ||SSC ||Planned:
SSO[29] ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||SwedenPrisma Target ||SSC ||Planned:
SSO[29] ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||FrancePicard ||CNES ||Planned:
SSO ||Solar research[30] || || || |- |rowspan="2"|June[15] |rowspan="2"|United StatesSpace Shuttle Endeavour |rowspan="2"|United States LC-39A, Kennedy |rowspan="2"|United StatesUSA ||United StatesSTS-127 ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Manned orbital flight || || || |- ||United NationsJEM-EF ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO )ISS) ||ISS component || || || |- ||June ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesSan Nicolas ||United StatesNASA || ||US Air Force ||Planned:
Sub-orbital || || || || |- ||June ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesSan Nicolas ||United StatesNASA || ||US Air Force ||Planned:
Sub-orbital || || || || |- ||June ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/UoC ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Astronomy || || || |- ||2nd Quarter ||RussiaProton-M/Briz-M ||KazakhstanLC-200/39, Baikonur ||Russia/United StatesILS ||BermudaProtoStar-II ||ProtoStar ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- |rowspan="14"|2nd Quarter |rowspan="14"|United StatesFalcon 1 |rowspan="14"|Marshall IslandsOmelek |rowspan="14"|United StatesSpaceX ||MalaysiaRazakSat-1 (MACSat) ||ATSB ||Planned:LEO ||Earth imaging || || || |- ||MalaysiaDSAT ||ATSB ||Planned:LEO ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||MalaysiaInnoSAT ||ATSB ||Planned:LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||MalaysiaCubeSAT ||ATSB ||Planned:LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||TurkeyAysem ||Bahcesehir University ||Planned:LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||United StatesElectra ||Montana State University ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||AustraliaCASsat ||University of Sydney ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||United StatesSPEECH-1 ||Tethers Unlimited ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||United StatesSPEECH-2 ||Tethers Unlimited ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||United StatesSPEECH-3 ||Tethers Unlimited ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||TaiwanPACE ||NCK University ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||TaiwanYamSat ||NCK University ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||United StatesUMESSat-1 ||UMES/HISS ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||United StatesCTSB-2 ||Boeing ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || ||CubeSat |- ||2nd Quarter ||United StatesFalcon 9 ||United StatesLC-40, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesSpaceX ||United StatesDragon C1 ||SpaceX ||Planned:
LEO ||Test rocket and spacecraft || || ||COTS Demo 1 |- ||2nd Quarter[31] ||RussiaProton-M/Briz-M ||KazakhstanLC-200/39, Baikonur ||Russia/United StatesILS ||United StatesSirius 5 ||SES Sirius ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||2nd Quarter[31] ||UkraineZenit-3SLB ||KazakhstanLC-45/1, Baikonur ||United NationsLand Launch ||United NationsIntelsat 15 ||Intelsat ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||2nd Quarter[31] ||UkraineZenit-3SLB ||KazakhstanLC-45/1, Baikonur ||United NationsLand Launch ||ChinaAsiaSat-5 ||AsiaSat ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||2nd Quarter ||European UnionAriane 5GS ||FranceELA-3, CSG (Kourou) ||FranceArianespace ||United StatesTerreStar-1 ||TerreStar ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || ||Final flight of Ariane 5GS |- ||2nd Quarter[32] ||Russia/South KoreaKSLV-I[33] ||South KoreaNaro[33] ||South KoreaKARI[33] || ||KARI ||Planned:
LEO || || || ||Maiden flight of KSLV. |- ||11 July ||United StatesDelta II 7920 ||United StatesSLC-2W, Vandenberg ||United StatesULA ||United StatesWorldview-2 ||DigitalGlobe ||Planned:
LEO ||Navigation || || || |- ||July ||UkraineZenit-3SL ||NorwayOcean Odyssey ||United NationsSea Launch ||FranceEutelsat W7 ||Eutelsat ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- |rowspan="2"|6 August[34] |rowspan="2"|United StatesSpace Shuttle Discovery[15] |rowspan="2"|United States LC-39A, Kennedy |rowspan="2"|United StatesUSA ||United StatesSTS-128 ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Manned orbital flight || || || |- ||European Union/United StatesLeonardo ||NASA/ESA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||ISS logistics || || ||Final flight of Leonardo MPLM. |- ||14 August ||United StatesDelta II 7925-9.5 ||United StatesLC-17, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesULA ||United StatesGPS IIR-21 ||US Air Force ||Planned:
MEO ||Navigation || || || |- |rowspan="2"|15 August[1] |rowspan="2"|RussiaSoyuz-FG |rowspan="2"|KazakhstanLC-1/5, Baikonur |rowspan="2"|RussiaRKA ||RussiaProgress M-SO2 ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Orbital tug || || || |- ||United NationsMRM-2 ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||ISS module || || || |- ||August ||United StatesAtlas V (401) ||United StatesSLC-3E, Vandenberg ||United StatesULA ||United StatesDMSP-5D3 F18 ||US Air Force ||Planned:
LEO ||Weather satellite || || || |- ||August ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesWallops ||United StatesNASA ||United StatesIRVE-II ||NASA ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||IR Astronomy || || || |- |rowspan="3"|August[31] |rowspan="3"|RussiaProton-M/DM-2 |rowspan="3"|KazakhstanLC-81/24, Baikonur |rowspan="3"|RussiaVKS ||RussiaGLONASS-M ||VKS ||Planned:
MEO ||Navigation || || || |- ||RussiaGLONASS-M ||VKS ||Planned:
MEO ||Navigation || || || |- ||RussiaGLONASS-M ||VKS ||Planned:
MEO ||Navigation || || || |- ||1 September[1] ||JapanH-IIB ||Japan LA-Y, Tanegashima ||JapanMHI ||JapanHTV-1 ||JAXA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Resupply ISS || || ||Maiden flight of H-IIB and HTV |- |rowspan=4|18 September |rowspan=4|United StatesTaurus-XL |rowspan=4|United States LC-576E, Vandenberg AFB |rowspan=4|United StatesOrbital ||United StatesGlory ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO ||Climate research || || || |- ||United StatesKySat ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO ||Climate research || || ||CubeSat |- ||United StatesHermes ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO ||Climate research || || || |- ||United StatesExplorer-1' ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO ||Climate research || || || |- ||30 September ||RussiaSoyuz-FG ||KazakhstanLC-1/5, Baikonur ||RussiaRKA ||RussiaSoyuz TMA-16 ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Manned orbital flight || || ||ISS Expedition 20 |- ||September ||EuropeAriane 5ES (TBC) ||FranceELA-3, Kourou ||FranceArianespace ||FranceHelios IIB ||French government ||Planned:
LEO ||Reconnaissance satellite || || || |- ||September ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/NRL ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Solar research || || || |- ||September ||United StatesMinotaur IV ||United StatesSLC-8, Vandenberg ||United StatesOSC ||United StatesTacSat-4 ||US Air Force ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||September ||ChinaLong March 3B ||ChinaLA-2, Xichang ||ChinaCALT ||IndonesiaPalapa-D1 ||Telkom ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||3rd Quarter ||RussiaSoyuz-2.1b/Fregat ||FranceELS, CSG ||FranceArianespace ||NorwayThor-6 ||Telenor ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||3rd Quarter ||United StatesFalcon 1 ||Marshall IslandsOmelek ||United StatesSpaceX ||TBD ||SpaceDev ||Planned:
LEO || || || || |- |rowspan="6"|3rd Quarter |rowspan="6"|RussiaSoyuz-2.1b/Fregat |rowspan="6"|FranceELS, CSG |rowspan="6"|FranceArianespace ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-1 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-2 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-3 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-4 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-5 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-6 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||22 October ||RussiaSoyuz ||KazakhstanBaikonur ||RussiaRKA ||RussiaProgress M-4M ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Resupply ISS || || || |- ||October ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/UoC ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||UV Astronomy || || || |- ||October ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/UoWa ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Solar research || || || |- ||October ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/UoCB ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Solar research || || || |- ||October ||CanadaBlack Brant IX ||United StatesLC-36, White Sands ||United StatesNASA || ||NASA/UoWi ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||UV Astronomy || || || |- |rowspan="2"|October |rowspan="2"|UkraineZenit/Fregat |rowspan="2"|KazakhstanLC-45/1, Baikonur |rowspan="2"|RussiaVKS ||RussiaPhobos-Grunt ||RKA ||Planned:
Areocentric ||Phobos sample return || || || |- ||ChinaYinghuo-1 ||CNSA ||Planned:
Areocentric ||Mars orbiter || || ||First Chinese Mars probe |- ||1 November ||United StatesDelta II 7320 ||United States SLC-2W, Vandenberg ||United StatesULA ||United StatesWISE ||NASA ||Planned:
SSO ||Infrared astronomy || || || |- |rowspan="3"|13 November[34] |rowspan="3"|United StatesSpace Shuttle Atlantis[15] |rowspan="3"|United States LC-39A, Kennedy |rowspan="3"|United StatesULA ||United StatesSTS-129 ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Manned orbital flight
ISS logistics || || || |- ||United NationsExPRESS 1 ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||ISS logistics rack || || || |- ||United NationsExPRESS 2 ||NASA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||ISS logistics rack || || || |- |rowspan="3"|November[31] |rowspan="3"|RussiaProton-M/DM-2 |rowspan="3"|KazakhstanLC-81/24, Baikonur |rowspan="3"|RussiaVKS ||RussiaGLONASS-M ||VKS ||Planned:
MEO ||Navigation || || || |- ||RussiaGLONASS-M ||VKS ||Planned:
MEO ||Navigation || || || |- ||RussiaGLONASS-M ||VKS ||Planned:
MEO ||Navigation || || || |- |rowspan="10"|November |rowspan="10"|European UnionVega |rowspan="10"|FranceELV, CSG (Kourou) |rowspan="10"|FranceArianespace ||ItalyLARES ||ASI ||Planned:
LEO ||Laser research || || |rowspan="10"|Maiden flight of Vega rocket
All payloads CubeSats except LARES |- ||SwitzerlandSwissCube[35] ||EPFL ||Planned:
LEO ||Atmospheric research || || |- ||SpainXatcobeo[35] ||UoV/INTA ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || |- ||ItalyUNICubeSAT[35] ||UoR ||Planned:
LEO ||Atmospheric research || || |- ||FranceRobusta[35] ||UoM ||Planned:
LEO ||Radiation research || || |- ||ItalyAtmoCube[35] ||UoT ||Planned:
LEO ||Ionospheric research || || |- ||Italye-st@r[35] ||PdT ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || |- ||BelgiumOUFTI-1[35] ||UoL ||Planned:
LEO ||Amateur radio || || |- ||RomaniaGoliat[35] ||UoB ||Planned:
LEO ||Earth imaging
Radiation research || || |- ||PolandPW-Sat[35] ||WUT ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || |- ||November ||United StatesNike-Orion ||NorwayAndøya ||NorwayARR ||Norway/GermanyECOMA 2009-1 ||ARR/DLR ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Aeronomy || || || |- ||November ||United StatesNike-Orion ||NorwayAndøya ||NorwayARR ||Norway/GermanyECOMA 2009-2 ||ARR/DLR ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Aeronomy || || || |- ||November ||United States/European UnionMaxus ||SwedenEsrange ||European UnionEuroLaunch ||Sweden/European UnionMAXUS-8 ||SSC/ESA ||Planned:
Sub-orbital ||Microgravity || || || |- ||November ||UkraineDnepr ||KazakhstanLC-109/95, Baikonur (TBC) ||RussiaISC Kosmotras ||EuropeCryosat-2 ||ESA ||Planned:
LEO ||Ice research || || || |- ||7 December ||RussiaSoyuz-FG ||KazakhstanLC-1/5, Baikonur ||RussiaRKA ||RussiaSoyuz TMA-17 ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Manned orbital flight || || ||ISS Expedition 20 |- ||21 December ||RussiaSoyuz ||KazakhstanBaikonur ||RussiaRKA ||RussiaProgress M-4M ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO (ISS) ||Resupply ISS || || || |- |rowspan="4"|December |rowspan="4"|United StatesMinotaur IV |rowspan="4"|United StatesSLC-8, Vandenberg |rowspan="4"|United StatesOSC ||United StatesSTPSat-2 ||US Air Force ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||United StatesFASTRAC-A ||US Air Force ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||United StatesFASTRAC-B ||US Air Force ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||United StatesFalconSat-4 ||US Air Force ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||December ||UkraineZenit-3SL ||NorwayOcean Odyssey ||United NationsSea Launch ||United StatesXM-5 ||XM Satellite Radio ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||4th Quarter ||United StatesFalcon 9 ||United StatesLC-40, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesSpaceX ||United StatesDragon C2 ||SpaceX ||Planned:
LEO, rendezvous with ISS ||Test rocket and spacecraft || || ||COTS Demo 2 |- |rowspan=2|4th Quarter |rowspan=2|RussiaRockot |rowspan=2|RussiaLC-133, Plesetsk |rowspan=2|RussiaVKS ||RussiaKanopus-B ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO ||Remote Sensing || || || |- ||BelarusBelKA-2 ||NASRB ||Planned:
LEO ||Earth Observation || || || || |- ||4th Quarter ||UkraineZenit 3SLB ||KazakhstanLC-45/1, Baikonur ||United NationsLand Launch ||United StatesAMC-5R ||SES Americom ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||United StatesAtlas V 501 ||United StatesLC-41, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesULA ||United StatesX-37B OTV-1 ||US Air Force ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||TBD ||United StatesDelta IV-M+(5,4) (9450) ||United StatesLC-37B, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesULA ||United StatesWGS-3 ||US Air Force ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||UkraineDnepr ||KazakhstanLC-109, Baikonur ||RussiaISC Kosmotras ||GermanyTanDEM-X ||DLR ||Planned:
LEO ||Radar imaging || || || |- ||TBD ||United StatesFalcon 1 ||Marshall IslandsOmelek ||United StatesSpaceX ||United StatesTacSat-1[36] ||US Air Force ||Planned:LEO ||Technology demonstration || || || |- ||TBD ||United StatesFalcon 9 ||United StatesLC-40, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesSpaceX ||CanadaCassiope ||MDA Corporation || || || || || |- ||TBD ||United StatesFalcon 9 ||United StatesLC-40, Cape Canaveral ||United StatesSpaceX ||United KingdomHYLAS ||Avanti ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||RussiaProton-M/Briz-M ||KazakhstanLC-200/39, Baikonur ||Russia/United StatesILS ||United StatesEchostar-13 ||Echostar ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||RussiaProton-M/Briz-M ||KazakhstanLC-200/39, Baikonur ||Russia/United StatesILS ||United StatesMSV-1 ||MSV ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||RussiaProton-M/Briz-M ||KazakhstanLC-200/39, Baikonur ||Russia/United StatesILS ||Saudi ArabiaArabSat-5A (TBC) ||ARABSAT ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- |rowspan=2|TBD |rowspan=2|RussiaProton-M/Briz-M |rowspan=2|KazakhstanLC-200/39, Baikonur |rowspan=2|Russia/United StatesILS ||United StatesICO F-3 ||ICO ||Planned:
MEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesICO F-4 ||ICO ||Planned:
MEO ||Comsat || || || |- |rowspan=2|TBD |rowspan=2|RussiaProton-M/DM-3 |rowspan=2|KazakhstanLC-81/24, Baikonur |rowspan=2|RussiaVKS ||RussiaYamal-300 ||Gazprom ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||RussiaYamal-300 ||Gazprom ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||RussiaProton-K/DM-2 ||KazakhstanLC-81/24, Baikonur ||RussiaVKS ||RussiaGeizer N21 ||VKS ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||RussiaRockot[37] ||RussiaLC-133, Plesetsk ||European Union/RussiaEurockot[38] ||JapanSERVIS-2 ||USEF ||Planned:
SSO ||Technology demonstration || || || |- |rowspan="3"|TBD |rowspan="3"|RussiaRockot |rowspan="3"|RussiaLC-133, Plesetsk |rowspan="3"|VKS ||RussiaGONETS-D1M-2 ||Gonets SatCom[39] ||LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||RussiaGONETS-D1M-3 ||Gonets SatCom[39] ||LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||RussiaGONETS-D1M-4 ||Gonets SatCom[39] ||LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD[31] ||RussiaSoyuz-2.1b/Fregat ||FranceELS, Guiana Space Centre ||FranceArianespace ||AustraliaOptus D2 ||Optus ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || ||First Soyuz launch from Kourou |- |rowspan="6"|TBD |rowspan="6"|RussiaSoyuz-2.1b/Fregat |rowspan="6"|FranceELS, CSG |rowspan="6"|FranceArianespace ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-7 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-8 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-9 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-10 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-11 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||United StatesGlobalstar-2-12 ||Globalstar ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- |rowspan="5"|TBD |rowspan="5"|RussiaSoyuz-2.1b/Fregat |rowspan="5"|FranceELS, CSG |rowspan="5"|FranceArianespace ||FrancePléiades-1 ||CNES ||Planned:
LEO ||Reconnaissance || || || |- ||FranceELISA-1 ||DGA ||Planned:
LEO ||ELINT || || || |- ||FranceELISA-2 ||DGA ||Planned:
LEO ||ELINT || || || |- ||FranceELISA-3 ||DGA ||Planned:
LEO ||ELINT || || || |- ||FranceELISA-4 ||DGA ||Planned:
LEO ||ELINT || || || |- ||TBD ||RussiaSoyuz-2.1b/Fregat ||FranceELS, CSG ||FranceArianespace ||FrancePléiades-2 ||CNES ||Planned:
LEO ||Reconnaissance || || || |- ||TBD ||RussiaStart-1 ||RussiaVostochny ||RussiaUnited Start ||IsraelEROS-C ||IAI ||Planned:
LEO ||Imaging satellite || || ||First launch from Vostochny (previously Svobodny) |- ||TBD ||Ukraine/RussiaZenit-3M/Fregat-SB ||KazakhstanLC-45/1, Baikonur ||RussiaVKS ||RussiaElektro-L1 ||RKA ||Planned:
GSO ||Weather satellite || || || |- |rowspan=2|TBD |rowspan=2|JapanH-IIA |rowspan=2|JapanLA-Y, Tanegashima |rowspan=2|JapanMHI ||JapanIGS-4A || ||Planned:LEO ||Optical reconnaissance || || || |- ||JapanIGS-4B || ||Planned:LEO ||Radar reconnaissance || || || |- ||TBD ||ChinaLong March 3B ||ChinaLC-2, Xichang ||ChinaCNSA ||ChinaSinoSat-4 ||SinoSat ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||ChinaLong March 2D ||ChinaJiuquan ||ChinaCNSA ||ChinaShi Jian 10 ||CNSA ||Planned:
LEO ||Scientific research || || || |- ||TBD ||ChinaLong March 4B ||ChinaLC-1, Taiyuan ||ChinaCNSA ||ChinaFY-3B ||CNSA ||Planned:
LEO ||Weather satellite || || || |- ||TBD ||IndiaPSLV ||IndiaSDSC ||IndiaISRO ||IndiaRISAT ||ISRO ||Planned:
LEO ||Radar imaging[40] || || || |- ||TBD ||IndiaPSLV ||IndiaSDSC ||IndiaISRO ||IndiaAstrosat ||ISRO ||Planned:
LEO ||Astronomy || || || |- ||TBD ||IndiaPSLV ||IndiaSDSC ||IndiaISRO ||India/FranceMegha-Tropiques ||ISRO/CNES ||Planned:
LEO ||Climate research || || || |- ||TBD ||IndiaGSLV ||IndiaSDSC ||IndiaISRO ||IndiaInsat-3D ||ISRO ||Planned:
GEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||UkraineZenit-3M/Fregat ||KazakhstanLC-45/1, Baikonur ||RussiaRKA ||RussiaRadioAstron ||RKA || || || || || |- ||TBD ||Russia/UkraineStrela ||RussiaBaikonur ||RussiaVKS ||RussiaKondor-E ||RKA ||Planned:
LEO ||Earth imaging[41] || || || |- ||TBD ||RussiaSoyuz-U ||RussiaPlesetsk ||RussiaVKS ||RussiaKobal't-M ||VKS ||Planned:
LEO ||Reconnaissance || || || |- |rowspan="6"|TBD |rowspan="6"|UkraineDnepr |rowspan="6"|KazakhstanLC-109/95, Baikonur |rowspan="6"|RussiaISC Kosmatros ||United Arab EmiratesDubaiSat-1 ||EIAST ||Planned:
LEO ||Earth observation || || || |- ||SpainDeimos-1 ||Deimos ||Planned:
LEO ||Earth observation || || || |- ||United KingdomUK-DMC 2 ||BNSC ||Planned:
LEO ||Earth observation || || || |- ||SpainNanosat 1B ||INTA ||Planned:
LEO ||Technology development || || || |- ||ArgentinaAprizeSat-3 ||LatinSat ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||ArgentinaAprizeSat-4 ||LatinSat ||Planned:
LEO ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||ChinaLong March 2D ||ChinaJiuquan ||ChinaCNSA ||ChinaShi Jian 9 ||CASC ||Planned:
LEO ||Scientific research || || || |- ||TBD ||ChinaLong March 3A ||ChinaLC-2, Xichang ||ChinaCNSA ||ChinaBeidou ||CNSA ||Planned:
GEO ||Navigation || || || |- ||TBD ||RussiaSoyuz-2.1a/Fregat ||RussiaPlesetsk ||RussiaVKS ||RussiaMeridian-2 ||MO RF ||Planned:
Molniya ||Comsat || || || |- ||TBD ||RussiaMolniya-M/2BL ||RussiaLC-16/2, Plesetsk ||RussiaVKS ||RussiaOko ||VKS ||Planned:
Molniya ||Missile defence || || || |- |rowspan="2"|TBD |rowspan="2"|United StatesAtlas V 401 |rowspan="2"|United StatesLC-41, Cape Canaveral |rowspan="2"|United StatesULA ||United StatesLunar Reconnaissance Orbiter ||NASA ||Planned:
Selenocentric ||Lunar orbiter || || || |- ||United StatesLCROSS ||NASA ||Planned:
HEO (TLI) ||Lunar impactor || || ||Observe Centaur impact |- |}


Deep Space Rendezvous in 2009

Date Spacecraft Event Remarks
February Dawn Flyby of Mars Gravity assist
7 February Cassini 50th flyby of Titan Closest approach: 960 kilometres (600 mi)
27 March Cassini 51st flyby of Titan Closest approach: 960 kilometres (600 mi)
4 April Cassini 52nd flyby of Titan Closest approach: 4,150 kilometres (2,580 mi)
20 April Cassini 53rd flyby of Titan Closest approach: 3,600 kilometres (2,200 mi)
April/May Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Injection into selenocentric orbit
5 May Cassini 54th flyby of Titan Closest approach: 3,244 kilometres (2,016 mi)
21 May Cassini 55th flyby of Titan Closest approach: 965 kilometres (600 mi)
6 June Cassini 56th flyby of Titan Closest approach: 965 kilometres (600 mi)
22 June Cassini 57th flyby of Titan Closest approach: 955 kilometres (593 mi)
8 July Cassini 58th flyby of Titan Closest approach: 965 kilometres (600 mi)
24 July Cassini 59th flyby of Titan Closest approach: 955 kilometres (593 mi)
9 August Cassini 60th flyby of Titan Closest approach: 970 kilometres (600 mi)
25 August Cassini 61st flyby of Titan Closest approach: 970 kilometres (600 mi)
30 September MESSENGER 3rd flyby of Mercury Gravity assist
12 October Cassini 62nd flyby of Titan Closest approach: 1,300 kilometres (810 mi)
2 November Cassini Flyby of Enceladus Closest approach: 103 kilometres (64 mi)
13 November Rosetta 3rd flyby of Earth Gravity assist
21 November Cassini Flyby of Enceladus Closest approach: 1,607 kilometres (999 mi)
12 December Cassini 63rd flyby of Titan Closest approach: 4,850 kilometres (3,010 mi)
28 December Cassini 64th flyby of Titan Closest approach: 955 kilometres (593 mi)
TBD AV-020 Centaur Lunar impact In crater (TBD) at the North or South Pole. Mass: 2,000 kilograms (4,400 lb)[42]. To be observed by LCROSS
LCROSS (S-S/C) Lunar impact Shepherding Spacecraft. Detaching from Centaur 7 hours before impact. Impact planned for 10 minutes after the Centaur's. Mass: 700 kilograms (1,500 lb)
Distant, non-targeted flybys of Dione, Mimas, Rhea, Tethys and Titan by Cassini will occur throughout the year.

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