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'''Louie Says''' was an [[Indie Rock|indie rock]] [[Trio (music)|trio]] on the [[RCA Records]] label. The group consisted of Clark Stiles, [[Sam Slovick]], and Josh Crawley. They released two [[Compact Disc|CDs]] in 1997, one was a [[Demo (music)|demo]] [[EP]] called ''Cold to the Touch'', the other was their debut (and only) [[album]] entitled ''Gravity, Suffering, Love, and Fate''.
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<!--Note to anyone updating this page. Please ensure that all information is in chronological order.
Despite the group's short lived career they produced one notable song, ''[http://www.bluelyrics.net/l/louie_says_lyrics/she_lyrics.html| She]''. ''She'' was featured in popular American television shows such as [[Dawson’s Creek]] (Episode #111 - [http://dawsonscreekmusic.com/music/eps110.shtml| Double Date]) and [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]] (Episode 2x05 - [[Reptile Boy]]) when they appeared on the now defunct [[The_WB_Television_Network|WB network]].
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==Members==
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* Clark Stiles - Guitar, Bass, Drums, etc.
* Sam Slovick - Lead Vocals
* Josh Crawley - Keyboards and Vocals
==LaunchesDiscography==
* ''Cold to the Touch'', EP, 1997
This is a list of [[spaceflight]]s launched, or scheduled to be launched in [[2007]], including the [[#Next:|next]] scheduled launch.
* ''Gravity, Suffering, Love, and Fate'', LP, 1997
==External Links==
{{incomplete list}}
* [http://online.musicmatch.com/artist/artist.cgi?ARTISTID=895930| ''Louie Says'' Page on MusicMatch.com]
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! Payload
! Operator
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! Mission/<br />Function
! Re-Entry/<br />Destruction
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! Remarks
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|rowspan = 4|[[10 January]], 03:53 [[GMT]]
|rowspan = 4|[[PSLV]]
|rowspan = 4|[[Satish Dhawan Space Center|Satish Dhawan]]
|rowspan = 4|[[Indian Space Research Organisation]]
||[[Indian Remote Sensing satellite|Cartosat 2]]
||[[Indian Space Research Organisation|ISRO]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]] ([[Sun synchronous orbit|Sun synchronous]] [[polar orbit]])
||Earth observation
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
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||[[Space Capsule Recovery Experiment|SRE-1]]
||[[Indian Space Research Organisation|ISRO]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]] ([[polar orbit|Polar]])
||[[Technology development]]
||[[January 22]] [[2007]]<br />04:16 [[GMT]]
||Successful
||First [[India]]n [[atmospheric reentry|spacecraft recovery]]
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||[[LAPAN-TUBSAT]]
||[[LAPAN]]/[[TU Berlin]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]] ([[polar orbit|Polar]])
||Earth imaging
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[Pehuensat 1]]
||[[Asociación Argentina de Tecnología Espacial]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]] ([[polar orbit|Polar]])
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
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|-
||[[11 January]], 22:28 [[GMT]]
||[[DF-21]]
||[[Xichang Satellite Launch Center|Xichang]]
||[[Chinese military]]
||[[Anti-satellite weapon|ASAT]]
||[[Chinese military]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||Intercept satellite
||N/A
||Successful
||Destroyed [[Feng Yun 1C]] satellite
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||[[16 January]], 02:20 [[GMT]]
||[[S-310]]
||[[Uchinoura Space Center|Uchinoura]]
||[[JAXA]]
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||[[JAXA]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Ionosphere]] research
||[[16 January]] [[2007]]
||Successful
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|-
||[[18 January]], 02:12 [[GMT]]
||[[Soyuz-U]]
||LC-1, [[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency]]
||[[Progress spacecraft|Progress 24P (M-59)]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], docked to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Resupply [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[19 January]], 12:29 [[GMT]]
||[[Black Brant (rocket)|Black Brant VB]]
||[[Poker Flat]]
||[[NASA]]
||[[JOULE II]]
||[[Clemson University]]/[[Geospace]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||[[19 January]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[19 January]], 12:30 [[GMT]]
||[[RIM-2 Terrier|Terrier-]][[Black Brant (rocket)|Black Brant IX]]
||[[Poker Flat]]
||[[NASA]]Sat
||[[JOULE II]]
||[[Clemson University]]/[[Geospace]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||[[19 January]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[19 January]], 12:44 [[GMT]]
||[[RIM-2 Terrier|Terrier-]][[Orion (US rocket)|Orion]]
||[[Poker Flat]]
||[[NASA]]
||[[JOULE II]]
||[[Clemson University]]/[[Geospace]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||[[19 January]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[19 January]] 12:45 [[GMT]]
||[[RIM-2 Terrier|Terrier-]][[Orion (US rocket)|Orion]]
||[[Poker Flat]]
||[[NASA]]
||[[JOULE II]]
||[[Clemson University]]/[[Geospace]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||[[19 January]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[30 January]] 23:22 [[GMT]]
||[[Yuzhnoye]] [[Zenit 3SL]]
||[[Ocean Odyssey]] <br /> [[Pacific Ocean]]
||[[Sea Launch]]
||[[NSS-8]]
||[[SES NEW SKIES|SES New Skies]]
||Intended: [[Geosynchronous orbit|Geosynchronous]]
||[[Communications satellite|Comsat]]
||Never left ground
||'''Failure'''
||Rocket exploded on pad
|-
||[[2 February]] 16:28 [[GMT]]
||[[Long March 3A]]
||LC-2, [[Xichang Satellite Launch Center|Xichang]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[Beidou navigation system|Beidou-1D]]
||[[Government of the People's Republic of China|Chinese government]]
||[[Geostationary orbit|GSO]]
||Navigation
||Still in orbit
||Partial failure
||Problems deploying solar panels<br />Corrected from ground
|-
||[[7 February]]<br />08:15 [[GMT]]
||[[Minuteman III]]
||LF-10, [[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[USAF]]
||[[Mk. 21 re-entry vehicle]]
||[[USAF]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[ICBM]] test launch
||[[7 February]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||Impacted [[Reagan Test Site]]
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||[[12 February]], 12:45 [[GMT]]
||[[Black Brant (rocket)|Black Brant XII]]
||[[Poker Flat]]
||[[NASA]]
||[http://www.dartmouth.edu/~aurora/ropa.html ROPA]
||[[University of New Hampshire]]/[[Geospace]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||[[12 February]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[14 February]], 09:22 [[GMT]]
||[[RIM-2 Terrier|Terrier-]][[Orion (US rocket)|Orion]]
||[[Poker Flat]]
||[[NASA]]
||[[HEX 2]]
||[[University of Alaska]]/[[Geospace]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Thermosphere|Thermospheric]] research
||[[14 February]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[14 February]], 09:27 [[GMT]]
||[[Black Brant (rocket)|Black Brant X]]
||[[Poker Flat]]
||[[NASA]]
||[[HEX 2]]
||[[University of Alaska]]/[[Geospace]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Thermosphere|Thermospheric]] research
||[[14 February]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[14 February]], 09:36 [[GMT]]
||[[RIM-2 Terrier|Terrier-]][[Orion (US rocket)|Orion]]
||[[Poker Flat]]
||[[NASA]]
||[[HEX 2]]
||[[University of Alaska]]/[[Geospace]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Thermosphere|Thermospheric]] research
||[[14 February]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[14 February]], 09:38 [[GMT]]
||[[RIM-2 Terrier|Terrier-]][[Orion (US rocket)|Orion]]
||[[Poker Flat]]
||[[NASA]]
||[[HEX 2]]
||[[University of Alaska]]/[[Geospace]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Thermosphere|Thermospheric]] research
||[[14 February]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
|rowspan ="5"|[[17 February]]<br />23:01 [[GMT]]
|rowspan ="5"|[[Boeing]] [[Delta II]] (7925-10C)
|rowspan ="5"|[[Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 17|LC-17B]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station|Cape Canaveral]]
|rowspan ="5"|[[United Launch Alliance]]
||[[THEMIS (satellite)|THEMIS-A]]
||[[NASA]]
||Current:[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]<br />Planned: [[High Earth Orbit|HEO]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[THEMIS (satellite)|THEMIS-B]]
||[[NASA]]
||Current:[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]<br />Planned: [[High Earth Orbit|HEO]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[THEMIS (satellite)|THEMIS-C]]
||[[NASA]]
||Current:[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]<br />Planned: [[High Earth Orbit|HEO]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[THEMIS (satellite)|THEMIS-D]]
||[[NASA]]
||Current:[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]<br />Planned: [[High Earth Orbit|HEO]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[THEMIS (satellite)|THEMIS-E]]
||[[NASA]]
||Current:[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]<br />Planned: [[High Earth Orbit|HEO]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[24 February]] 04:41 [[GMT]]
|rowspan="2"|[[H-IIA]] 2024
|rowspan="2"|Pad Y, [[Tanegashima Space Center|Tanegashima]]
|rowspan="2"|[[JAXA]]
||[[Information Gathering Satellites|IGS]]-Radar 3
||[[Japanese government]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]] ([[Sun synchronous orbit|Sun-Synchronous]])
||Reconnaissance satellite
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[Information Gathering Satellites|IGS]]-Optical 3 Verification
||[[Japanese government]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]] ([[Sun synchronous orbit|Sun-Synchronous]])
||Demonstration reconnaissance satellite
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[25 February]]
||[[Shahab-3]] (TBC)
||
||[[Iranian Aerospace Research Institute|IARI]]
||[[Kavesh]]
||[[Iranian National Space Agency|INSA]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||Scientific research
||[[25 February]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||First successful [[Iran]]ian scientific launch
|-
||[[28 February]], 08:39 [[GMT]]
||[[Black Brant (rocket)|Black Brant XII]]
||[[Poker Flat]]
||[[NASA]]
||
||[[LaBelle]]/[[University of Dartmouth]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Aurora (astronomy)|Auroral]] research
||[[28 February]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[1 March]]
||[[RH-200]]SV
||[[Andoya]]
||[[AAR]]
||[[Mini-DUSTY 13]]
||[[AAR]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||Technology demonstration
||[[1 March]] [[2007]]
||'''Failure'''
||Rocket underperformed and failed to reach correct apogee
|-
|rowspan = 6|[[9 March]] 03:10 [[GMT]]
|rowspan = 6|[[Lockheed Martin]] [[Atlas V]] (401)
|rowspan = 6|[[LC-41]], [[CCAFS|Cape Canaveral]]
|rowspan = 6|[[United Launch Alliance]]
||[[ASTRO]]
||[[DARPA]]
||[[Low Earth Orbit|LEO]]
||Refuelling & Servicing experiment (tanker/servicer)
|rowspan="2"|Still in orbit<!--Spacecraft will be deorbited docked, NET 02/07/2007-->
||Successful
||
|-
||[[NEXTSat]]
||[[DARPA]]
||[[Low Earth Orbit|LEO]]
||Refuelling & Servicing experiment (servicable satellite receiver)
||Successful
||
|-
||[[MidSTAR I (USNA)|MidSTAR I]]
||[[US Naval Academy]]
||[[Low Earth Orbit|LEO]]
||Radiation and communication research
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[FalconSat3]]
||[[United States Air Force Academy]]
||[[Low Earth Orbit|LEO]]
||[[Plasma (physics)|Plasma]]/[[Ionosphere|Ionospheric]] research
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[Space Test Program|STPSat 1]]
||[[USAF]]'s [[Space Test Program]]
||[[Low Earth Orbit|LEO]]
||[[Atmosphere|Atmospheric]] research and technology demonstration
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[CFESat]]
||[[Los Alamos National Laboratory]]
||[[Low Earth Orbit|LEO]]
||[[Ionosphere|Ionospheric]] research
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
|rowspan=2|[[11 March]], 22:03 [[GMT]]
|rowspan=2|[[Ariane 5|Ariane 5 ECA]]
|rowspan=2|ELA-3, [[Centre Spatial Guyanais|CSG]] ([[Kourou]])
|rowspan=2|[[Arianespace]]
||[[Skynet 5A]]
||[[Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)|Ministry of Defence]]
||[[Geostationary Orbit|GSO]]
||Military [[comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[INSAT 4B]]
||[[ISRO]]
||[[Geostationary Orbit|GSO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[21 March]], 01:10 [[GMT]]
||[[SpaceX]] [[Falcon 1]]
||[[Omelek Island|Omelek]]
||[[SpaceX]]
||[[DemoSat|DemoSat(LCT2/AFSS)]]
||[[DARPA]]/[[NASA]]
||Intended: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Gather flight data & demonstrate fast launch of LV (with a [[Boilerplate (rocketry)|Boilerplate spacecraft]])<br>[[GPS]] and communication experiments
||T+5 minutes, 5 seconds
||'''Failure'''
||Loss of signal after control problems<br />Failed to reach orbit<br />Some test objectives achieved.
|-
||[[21 March]], 04:27 [[GMT]]
||[[Minuteman II]]
||[[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[Orbital Sciences]]
||
||[[US Air Force]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||Tracking demonstration
||[[21 March]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[7 April]], 17:31 [[GMT]]
||[[Soyuz FG|Soyuz-FG]]
||LC-1, [[Baikonur]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency]]
||[[Soyuz spacecraft|Soyuz]] [[Soyuz TMA-10|TMA-10]] <br /> 3 [[Astronaut|Cosmonauts]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]],<br /> docked to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Manned orbital flight
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||[[International Space Station|ISS]] [[Expedition 15]], [[space tourist]] <!--(visiting expedition 12)-- Removed - doesn't make sense as ex-12 was in 2005-->
|-
||[[9 April]], 22:54 [[GMT]]
||[[Khrunichev]] [[Proton rocket|Proton-M]]
||LC-200, [[Baikonur]]
||[[International Launch Services]]
||[[Anik F3]]
||[[Telesat Canada]]
||[[Geosynchronous orbit|Geosynchronous]]
||[[Communications satellite|Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[11 April]], 03:27 [[GMT]]
||[[Long March 2C|Long March 2C-III]]
||[[Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center|Taiyuan]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[Haiyang-1B]]
||[[CAST]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Oceanographic monitoring
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[13 April]], 20:11 [[GMT]]
||[[Long March 3A]]
||LC-2, [[Xichang Satellite Launch Center|Xichang]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[Beidou navigation system|Compass-M1 (Beidou-2A)]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]
||Navigation
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
|rowspan = "14"|[[17 April]], 06:46:34 [[GMT]]
|rowspan = "14"|[[Dnepr rocket|Dnepr]]
|rowspan = "14"|LC-109, [[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
|rowspan = "14"|[[ISC Kosmotras]]
||[[EgyptSat 1|Egyptsat-1]]
||[[NARS]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Earth imaging
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[Saudisat-3]]
||[[RSRI]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Scientific Research
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[SaudiComsat-3]]
||[[RSRI]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[SaudiComsat-4]]
||[[RSRI]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[SaudiComsat-5]]
||[[RSRI]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[SaudiComsat-6]]
||[[RSRI]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[SaudiComsat-7]]
||[[RSRI]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
|[[PolySat-3]]
||[[CalPoly]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Technology development
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||In [[P-POD]] container
|-
||[[PolySat 4]]
||[[CalPoly]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Technology development
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||In [[P-POD]] container
|-
||[[CAPE-1]]
||[[University of Louisiana at Lafayette]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Technology development
||Still in orbit
||Partial failure, still in operation?
||In [[P-POD]] container, Problems with power supply<ref name="Calpoly-DN2Status">[http://cubesat.atl.calpoly.edu/pages/missions/dnepr-launch-2/satellite-status.php CubeSat Community Website - Satellite Status] (Dnepr Launch 2) Retrieved [[27 March]] [[2007]]</ref>
|-
||[[Libertad 1]]
||[[Sergio Arboleda University]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Technology development
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||First Colombian satellite; in [[P-POD]] container
|-
||[[AeroCube 2]]
||[[Aerospace Corporation]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Technology development
||Still in orbit
||'''Failure'''
||In [[P-POD]] container. Solar panel/converter malfunction.<ref name="Calpoly-DN2Status" />
|-
||[[CSTB-1]]
||[[Boeing]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Technology development
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||In [[P-POD]] container
|-
||[[Multi-Application Survivable Tether|MAST]]
||[[Tethers Unlimited]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Technology development
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||In [[P-POD]] container
|-
|rowspan=2|[[23 April]], 10:00 [[GMT]]
|rowspan=2|[[PSLV|PSLV-CA]]
|rowspan=2|[[Sriharikota]]
|rowspan=2|[[ISRO]]
||[[AGILE (spacecraft)|AGILE]]
||[[Italian Space Agency|ASI]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||[[Gamma ray]] observation
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[Advanced Avionics Module|AAM]]
||[[ISRO]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Technology demonstration
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[24 April]], 06:48 [[GMT]]
||[[Minotaur rocket|Minotaur I]]
||Pad 0B, [[Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport]] ([[Wallops Island]])
||[[Orbital Sciences]]
||[[NFIRE]]
||[[Missile Defense Agency]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Missile early warning system
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[25 April]], 20:26:00 [[GMT]]
||[[Orbital Sciences]] [[Pegasus XL]]
||[[L-1011]], [[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[Orbital Sciences]]
||[[Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere|AIM (SMEX 9)]]
||[[NASA]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Study clouds on the edge of space
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
|rowspan="6"|[[28 April]], 14:56 [[GMT]]
|rowspan="6"|[[SpaceLoft XL]]
|rowspan="6"|[[Spaceport America]], [[Upham, New Mexico]]
|rowspan="6"|[[UP Aerospace]]
||[[Celestis|Legacy]]
||[[Celestis]]
||[[Suborbital]]
||[[Space burial]]
|rowspan="6"|[[28 April]] [[2007]]
|rowspan="6"|Successful
|rowspan="6"|Recoverable [[sounding rocket|sounding launch]]<br />Included remains of [[Astronaut]] [[Gordon Cooper]] and actor [[James Doohan]]<br>Reached an [[apogee]] of 117 [[kilometre]]s<br>Bad weather delayed recovery
|-
||[[LaunchQuest]]
||[[Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology|CCAT]]/[[National Aerospace Leadership Initiative|NALI]]
||[[Suborbital]]
||Student experiments
|-
||[[RocketSat]]
||[[NASA]]/[[University of Colorado at Boulder|University of Colorado]]
||[[Suborbital]]
||Technology demonstration
|-
||Seeds
||[[Epsori Space Systems]]
||[[Suborbital]]
||
|-
||TBA
||[[Microgravity Enterprises Incorporated|MEI]]
||[[Suborbital]]
||TBA
|-
||
||[[Astrata]], [[RocketFoto]] and [[Astrax]]
||[[Suborbital]]
||Personal/commemorative items
|-
|rowspan=2|[[4 May]], 22:29 [[GMT]]
|rowspan=2|[[Ariane 5|Ariane 5 ECA]]
|rowspan=2|ELA-3, [[Centre Spatial Guyanais|CSG]] ([[Kourou]])
|rowspan=2|[[Arianespace]]
||[[Astra 1L]]
||[[SES Astra]]
||[[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[Galaxy 17]]
||[[Intelsat]]
||[[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[12 May]], 03:25:38 [[GMT]]
||[[Soyuz-U]]
||LC-1, [[Baikonur]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency]]
||[[Progress spacecraft|Progress 25P (M-60)]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], docked to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Resupply [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[13 May]], 16:01 [[GMT]]
||[[Long March 3]]B
||LC-2, [[Xichang Satellite Launch Center|Xichang]]
||[[CNSA]]
||[[NigComSat-1]]
||[[NASRDA]]
||[[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||First [[Africa]]n [[geosynchronous orbit|geosynchronous]] [[communication satellite]]
|-
||[[15 May]]
||[[Trident D-5]]
||[[USS Tennessee]], [[Eastern Test Range]]
||[[US Navy]]
||FCET-37
||[[US Navy]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[SLBM]] test
||[[15 May]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
||[[15 May]]
||[[Trident D-5]]
||[[USS Tennessee]], [[Eastern Test Range]]
||[[US Navy]]
||FCET-37
||[[US Navy]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[SLBM]] test
||[[15 May]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[25 May]], 07:12 [[GMT]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Long March 2 rocket family|Long March 2D]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center|Jiuquan]]
|rowspan="2"|[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[Yaogan-II]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Earth imaging
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
|rowspan="2"|100th successful [[People's Republic of China|Chinese]] [[orbit]]al launch<ref name="NSF-Yaogan">[http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/content/?cid=5111 NASA Spaceflight.com - China launch Yaogan-II satellite - 100th success] Retrieved [[27 May]] [[2007]]</ref>
|-
||[[Zheda PiXing-1]] ([[MEMS-Pico]])
||[[Zhejiang University]]
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||[[Microelectronic]] research
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
|-
||[[25 May]], 13:15 [[GMT]]
||[[Polaris missile|Polaris]]/[[STARS]]
||[[Kodiak Island]]
||[[Sandia]]
||[[FTG-03]] Target
||[[Missile Defense Agency|MDA]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||[[Anti-ballistic missile|ABM]] Target
||[[25 May]] [[2007]]
||'''Failure'''
||Did not reach correct altitude, [[Ground-Based Midcourse Defense|GMD OBV]] interceptor not launched<ref name="MDA-FTG03">[http://www.mda.mil/mdalink/pdf/07news0034.pdf MDA - Missile Defence Test A "No Test"]. Retrieved [[27 May]] [[2007]]</ref>
|-
||[[29 May]], 10:20 [[GMT]]
||[[RS-24]]
||[[Plesetsk Cosmodrome|Plesetsk]]
||[[RVSN]]
||
||[[RVSN]]
||[[Sub-orbital]]
||Test [[ICBM]]
||[[29 May]] [[2007]]
||Successful
||Maiden flight of [[RS-24]] missile
|-
|rowspan="4"|[[29 May]], 20:31:30 [[GMT]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Soyuz FG|Soyuz-FG]]/[[Fregat]]
|rowspan="4"|LC-31, [[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Starsem]]
||[[Globalstar 9]]
||[[Globalstar]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[Globalstar 9]]
||[[Globalstar]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[Globalstar 9]]
||[[Globalstar]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[Globalstar 9]]
||[[Globalstar]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[31 May]], 16:08 [[GMT]]
||[[Long March 3A]]
||LC-2, [[Xichang Satellite Launch Centre|Xichang]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[Sinosat-3]]
||[[Sino Satellite Communications Co]]
||Current: [[Geosynchronous transfer orbit|GTO]]<br>Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||100<sup>th</sup> flight of [[Long March rocket|Long March]] carrier rocket
|-
||[[7 June]], 18:00 [[GMT]]
||[[Soyuz-U]]
||[[Plesetsk Cosmodrome|Plesetsk]]
||[[Russian military]]
||[[Cosmos (satellite)|Kosmos 2427]] ([[Cosmos (satellite)|Kobal't-M]])
||[[Russian Space Forces (VKS)|VKS]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Classified defence spacecraft
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[8 June]], 02:34:01 [[GMT]]
||[[Boeing]] [[Delta II]] (7420-10)
||[[Vandenberg AFB Space Launch Complex 2|SLC-2W]], [[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[United Launch Alliance]]
||[[COSMO-SkyMed|COSMO-1]]
||[[Italian government]], [[Italian Space Agency|ASI]], [[CONAE]]<ref>[http://www.asi.it/CosmoSkymed/About_COSMO-SkyMed.htm Italian Space Agency - About COSMO-Skymed]</ref>
||[[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Earth imaging/reconnaisance
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
| rowspan=2 |[[8 June]], 23:38:04 [[GMT]]
| rowspan=2 |[[Space Shuttle]] [[Space Shuttle Atlantis|''Atlantis'']]
| rowspan=2 |[[LC-39A]], [[Kennedy Space Center]]
| rowspan=2 |[[United Space Alliance]]
||[[STS-117]], 7 [[Astronaut]]s
||[[NASA]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], docked to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Manned orbital flight
||[[22 June]] [[2007]], 19:49:38 [[GMT]]
||Successful
||[[International Space Station|ISS]] assembly flight, crew rotation
|-
||[[ISS Truss|ITS S3/4 Truss]]
||[[NASA]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], attached to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||[[International Space Station|ISS]] component
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
||[[10 June]], 23:40 [[GMT]]
||[[Shavit|Shavit-2]]
||[[Palmachim]]
||[[Israel Aerospace Industries|IAI]]
||[[Ofeq|Ofeq-7]]
||[[Israel Aerospace Industries|IAI]]/[[Israeli military]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]] ([[retrograde orbit|retrograde]])
||[[Reconnaissance satellite]]
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far<ref name="MFAOfeq7"> [http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Israel+beyond+politics/Israel+successfully+launches+Ofek+7+satellite+11 Jun 2007.htm Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Israel successfully launches Ofek 7 satellite]</ref>
||Maiden flight of [[Shavit|Shavit-2]]
|-
||[[15 June]], 02:14 [[GMT]]
||[[Dnepr rocket|Dnepr]]
||LC-109, [[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[ISC Kosmotras]]
||[[TerraSAR-X]]
||[[German Aerospace Center|DLR]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Radar/Remote Sensing
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[15 June]], 15:04 [[GMT]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Lockheed Martin]] [[Atlas V]] (401)
|rowspan="2"|[[LC-41]], [[CCAFS|Cape Canaveral]]
|rowspan="2"|[[United Launch Alliance]]
||[[Naval Ocean Surveillance System|NOSS]] 3-4A ([[NRO-L30R]])
||[[National Reconnaissance Office|NRO]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Ocean surveillance
||Still in orbit
||Partial failure<br>Still in operation
|rowspan="2"|Placed in incorrect orbit due to premature cutoff of [[Centaur (rocket stage)|Centaur]] upper stage.<ref name="NOSS-PF">[http://space.skyrocket.de/index_frame.htm?http://space.skyrocket.de/doc_lau_det/atlas-5-401.htm Gunter's Space Page - Atlas V (401)]</ref><br>Spacecraft corrected using their own thrusters, reducing lifespan
|-
||[[Naval Ocean Surveillance System|NOSS]] 3-4B ([[NRO-L30R]])
||[[National Reconnaissance Office|NRO]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Ocean surveillance
||Still in orbit
||Partial failure<br>Still in operation
|-
||[[28 June]], 15:02 [[GMT]]
||[[Dnepr rocket|Dnepr]]
||[[Dombarovskiy]]
|[[ISC Kosmotras]]
||[[Genesis II (space complex module)|Genesis II]]
||[[Bigelow Aerospace]]
||[[Low earth orbit|LEO]]
||Experimental inflatable module
||Still in orbit
||Succesful so far
||
|-
||[[29 June]], 10:00 [[GMT]]
||[[Yuzhnoye]] [[Zenit 2|Zenit-2M]]
||LC-45, [[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[Russian military]]
||[[Cosmos (satellite)|Kosmos 2428]] ([[Tselina-2]])
||[[VKS]]
||[[Low Earth Orbit|LEO]]
||Intelligence satellite
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||Maiden flight of [[Zenit 2|Zenit-2M]]
|-
||[[2 July]], 19:38 [[GMT]]
||[[Kosmos-3M]]
||LC-132/1, [[Plesetsk Cosmodrome|Plesetsk]]
||[[Russian military]]
||[[SAR-Lupe-2]]
||[[Kommando Strategische Aufklärung]], [[Bundeswehr]]
||[[Polar Orbit]]
||Radar reconnaissance
||Still in orbit
||Successful so far
||one day delay due to strong wind
|-
||<span id="Next:" /> [[5 July]]
||[[Long March 3]]B
||[[Xichang Satellite Launch Centre]]
||[[CNSA]]
||[[Chinasat 6B]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[7 July]], 01:16 [[GMT]]
||[[Khrunichev]] [[Proton rocket|Proton-M]] Enhanched
||[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[International Launch Services|ILS]]
||[[DirecTV-10]]
||[[DirecTV]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||Maiden flight of Proton-M Enhanched
|-
||[[7 July]], 20:09:31-20:36:22 [[GMT]]
||[[Boeing]] [[Delta II]] (7925H)
||[[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 17|LC-17B]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station|Cape Canaveral]]
||
||[[Dawn Mission|Dawn]]
||[[NASA]]
||Planned: [[Heliocentric orbit|Heliocentric]]<br />Then: [[Ceres (dwarf planet)|Ceres]] orbit<br />Then: [[4 Vesta|Vesta]] orbit
||Explore [[Dwarf Planet]] [[Ceres (dwarf planet)|Ceres]] and [[asteroid]] [[4 Vesta]]
||
||
||
|-
||July (TBC)
||[[Minuteman III]]
||[[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[US Air Force]]
||GT-195GM
||[[US Air Force]]
||Planned: [[Sub-orbital]]
||[[ICBM]] test
||
||
||
|-
||July (TBC)
||[[Proton rocket|Proton-K]]/[[DM-2]]
||[[Baikonur cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||
||[[Prognoz N11]]
||
||
||
||
||
||
|-
||July (TBC)
||[[Proton rocket|Proton-K]]
||[[Baikonur cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||
||[[Geizer N21]]
||
||
||
||
||
||
|-
||July (TBC)
||[[Shahab-4]] <!--???-->
||
||[[IARI]]
||[[Mesbah-1]]
||[[INSA]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||First [[Iran]]ian satellite launch attempt
|-
||July (TBC)
||[[Long March 2D]]
||[[Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center|Jiuquan]]
||[[CNSA]]
||[[FSW-23]]
||[[SAST]]/[[CAST]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Recoverable biological research
||
||
||Seed growth experiment
|-
|rowspan ="2"|July (TBC)
|rowspan ="2"|[[Shtil'|Shtil'-2.1]] ([[Volna]])
|rowspan ="2"|[[Delta class submarine|Delta III Submarine]] in [[Barents Sea]]
|rowspan ="2"|[[Russian Navy]]
||[[Kompass 3]]
||[[Izmiran]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth Orbit|LEO]]
||Earthquake detection
||
||
|rowspan="2"|Maiden flight of Shtil'-2
|-
||[[Sumbandila]]
||[[University of Stellenbosch]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth Orbit|LEO]]
||Technology development
||
||
|-
||[[2 August]]
||[[Soyuz-U]]
||LC-1, [[Baikonur]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency|RKA]]
||[[Progress spacecraft|Progress 26P (M-61)]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency|RKA]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], docked to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Resupply [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[3 August]], 09:35 [[GMT]]
||[[Boeing]] [[Delta II]] (7925)
||[[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 17|LC-17A]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station|Cape Canaveral]]
||
||[[Phoenix (spacecraft)|Phoenix]]
||[[NASA]]
||Planned: [[Heliocentric]] orbit
||[[Mars]] lander
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan=2 |[[7 August]]
|rowspan=2 |[[Space Shuttle]] [[Space Shuttle Endeavour|''Endeavour'']]
|rowspan=2 |[[LC-39A]], [[Kennedy Space Center]]
|rowspan=2 |[[United Space Alliance|USA]]
||[[STS-118]], 7 [[Astronaut]]s
||[[NASA]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], Docked to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Manned orbital flight
||
||
||[[International Space Station|ISS]] assembly flight
|-
||[[ISS Truss]]
||[[NASA]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], attached to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||[[International Space Station|ISS]] component
||
||
||
|-
||[[10 August]], 00:31-01:14 [[GMT]]
||[[Lockheed Martin]] [[Atlas V]] (421)
||[[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41|LC-41]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station|Cape Canaveral]]
||[[United Launch Alliance|ULA]]
||[[Wideband Global SATCOM]]
||[[US Air Force]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|Geosynchronous]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[14 August]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Ariane 5]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Centre Spatial Guyanais|CSG]] ([[Kourou]])
|rowspan="2"|[[Arianespace]]
||[[SPACEWAY 3]]
||[[Hughes Network Systems]]
||Planned: [[Geostationary Orbit|Geostationary]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[BSAT-3a]]
||
||Planned: [[Geostationary Orbit|Geostationary]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="5"|[[16 August]], 00:30:48 [[GMT]]
|rowspan="5"|[[H-IIA]] 2022
|rowspan="5"|[[Tanegashima Space Center|Tanegashima]]
|rowspan="5"|[[JAXA]]
||[[Kaguya]] ([[SELENE]])
||[[JAXA]]
||Planned: [[Selenocentric orbit|Selenocentric]]
||[[Moon|Lunar]] orbiter
||
||
||
|-
||[[mu-LabSat 2]]
||[[JAXA]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Technology development
||
||
||
|-
||[[mu-LabSat 2 subsatellite]]
||[[JAXA]]
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Technology development
||
||
||
|-
||[[RSAT]]
||[[JAXA]]
||Planned: [[Selenocentric orbit|Selenocentric]]
||[[Moon|Lunar]] orbiter
||
||
||
|-
||[[VRAD]]
||[[JAXA]]
||Planned: [[Selenocentric orbit|Selenocentric]]
||[[Moon|Lunar]] orbiter
||
||
||
|-
||[[28 August]], 06:37-08:30 [[GMT]]
||[[Boeing]] Delta IV-H (9250H)
||[[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 37|LC-37B]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station|Cape Canaveral]]
||[[United Launch Alliance|ULA]]
||[[Defense Support Program|DSP]]-23
||[[US Department of Defence]]
||
||Missile early warning system
||
||
||Final [[Defense Support Program|DSP]] satellite
|-
||[[31 August]]
||[[Polaris rocket|Polaris]]
||[[Kodiak Island]]
||[[US Air Force]]
||[[FTG-04]]
||[[MDA]]
||Planned:[[Sub-orbital]]
||
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="8"|August (TBC)
|rowspan="8"|[[PSLV]]
|rowspan="8"|[[Sriharikota]]
|rowspan="8"|[[ISRO]]
||[[OceanSat-2]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Oceanography
||
||
||
|-
||[[Can X-2]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[AAU Cubsat-2]]<!--Spelling is correct (Cubsat, not Cubesat)-->
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[Cute 1.7]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[APD-2]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[Compass 1]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[Delfi C3]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[Seeds-2]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||August (TBC)
||[[Proton rocket|Proton-M]]
||[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[International Launch Services|ILS]]
||[[SIRIUS 4]]
||[[Nordic Satellite AB]]
||Planned: [[Geostationary Orbit|Geostationary]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||August (TBC)
||[[Long March 3A]]
||LC-2, [[Xichang Satellite Launch Centre|Xichang]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[Beidou navigation system|Beidou]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||Planned:[[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]
||Navigation
||
||
||
|-
||August (TBC)
||[[Soyuz 2 rocket|Soyuz-FG]]/[[Fregat]]
||[[Plesetsk cosmodrome|Plesetsk]]
||
||[[Persona spacecraft|Persona]]
||
||
||
||
||
||
|-
||August (TBC)
||[[KT-1]]
||
||[[CNSA]]
||[[Tansua-1]]
||
||[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||August (TBC)
||[[Soyuz-FG]]/[[Fregat]]
||LC-1 [[Baikonur]]
||[[Starsem]]
||[[RADARSAT 2]]
||[[MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd]]
||Planned: [[Sun synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Observation satellite
||
||
||
|-
||3<sup>rd</sup> Quarter (TBC)
||[[Minuteman III]]
||[[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[US Air Force]]
||GT-194GM
||[[US Air Force]]
||Planned: [[Sub-orbital]]
||[[ICBM]] test
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="4"|[[10 September]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Soyuz-FG]]/[[Fregat]]
|rowspan="4"|LC-31, [[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Starsem]]
||[[Globalstar 10]]
||[[Globalstar]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[Globalstar 10]]
||[[Globalstar]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[Globalstar 10]]
||[[Globalstar]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[Globalstar 10]]
||[[Globalstar]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan=2|[[14 September]]
|rowspan=2|[[Soyuz-U]]
|rowspan=2|LC-1 or LC-31, [[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
|rowspan=2|
||[[Foton-M]]3
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Scientific research
||
||
||
|-
||[[YES2]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[14 September]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Ariane 5]]GS
|rowspan="2"|ELA-3, [[Guiana Space Centre|CSG]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Arianespace]]
||[[Intelsat 11]]
||[[Intelsat]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[Horizons spacecraft|Horizons-2]]
||[[Intelsat]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[18 September]]
||[[Delta II]] (7X20)
||[[Vandenberg AFB Space Launch Complex 2|SLC-2W]], [[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[United Launch Alliance]]
||[[WorldView-1]]
||[[DigitalGlobe]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Imaging
||
||
||
|-
||September (TBC)
||[[Minuteman III]]
||[[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[US Air Force]]
||GT-196GM
||[[US Air Force]]
||Planned: [[Sub-orbital]]
||[[ICBM]] test
||
||
||
|-
||September (TBC)
||[[Long March 4B]]
||[[Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center|Taiyuan]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[CBERS-2B]]
||[[CASC]]/[[INPE]]
||Planned: [[Sun-synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||[[Remote sensing]]
||
||
||
|-
||September (TBC)
||[[GSLV]]
||[[Sriharikota]]
||[[ISRO]]
||[[INSAT 4CR]]
||[[ISRO]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="3"|September (TBC)
|rowspan="3"|[[Proton rocket|Proton-K]]/[[Block DM-2|DM-2]]
|rowspan="3"|[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
|rowspan="3"|
||[[GLONASS]]
||[[KNITs]]
||Planned: [[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]
||Navigation
||
||
||
|-
||[[GLONASS]]
||[[KNITs]]
||Planned: [[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]
||Navigation
||
||
||
|-
||[[GLONASS]]
||[[KNITs]]
||Planned: [[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]
||Navigation
||
||
||
|-
||September (TBC)
||[[Boeing]] [[Delta II]] (7925-9.5)
||[[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 17|LC-17]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station|Cape Canaveral]]
||[[US Air Force]]<!--not ULA-->
||[[GPS|GPS 2R-17]] (M4)
||[[US Air Force]]
||Planned: [[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]
||Navigation
||
||
||
|-
||September (TBC)
||[[Proton rocket|Proton-M]]
||[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||
||[[Express AM-33]]
||[[Satellite Communications Organisation]]
||
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||September (TBC)
||[[Long March 3A]]
||[[Xichang Satellite Launch Center|Xichang]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[Chang'e program|Chang'e 1]]
||[[Government of the People's Republic of China|Chinese government]]
||Planned: [[Selenocentric orbit|Selenocentric]]
||Lunar probe
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|September (TBC)
|rowspan="2"|[[GSLV]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Sriharikota]]
|rowspan="2"|[[ISRO]]
||[[Healthsat]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous Orbit|Geosynchronous]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[Tauvex]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous Orbit|Geosynchronous]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||September (TBC)
||[[Terrier (rocket)|Terrier 70]]
||[[Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport]]<br />([[Wallops Island]])
||[[NASA]]
||[[SubTEC-II]]
||[[NASA]]
||Planned: [[Sub-orbital]]
||Technology development
||
||
||
|-
||4<sup>th</sup> Quarter (TBC)
||[[Proton rocket|Proton-M]]
||[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[International Launch Services|ILS]]
||[[Thor-2R]]
||[[Telenor Satellite Broadcasting]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous Orbit|Geosynchronous]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||4<sup>th</sup> Quarter (TBC)
||[[Tsyklon 3]]
||[[Plesetsk]]
||
||[[Koronas-Foton]]
||
||
||Scientific Satellite
||
||
||
|-
||[[2 October]]
||[[ATK]] [[ALV X-1]]
||[[Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport]]<br />([[Wallops Island]])
||[[NASA]]/[[ATK]]
||[[Hy-BoLT, SOAREX VI]]
||[[NASA]]
||Planned: [[Sub-orbital]]
||Experimental launch vehicle, hypersonic boundary layer transition experiment, experimental reentry probes
||
||
||
|-
||[[5 October]]
||[[Lockheed Martin]] [[Atlas V]] (401)
||[[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41|LC-41]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station|Cape Canaveral]]
||[[United Launch Alliance]]
||[[NRO L-24]]
||[[US Air Force]]
||
||Weather satellite
||
||
||
|-
||[[6 October]]
||[[Lockheed Martin]] [[Atlas V]] (401)
||[[Vandenberg AFB Space Launch Complex 3|SLC-3W]], [[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[United Launch Alliance]]
||[[Defense Meteorological Satellite Program|DMSP]]-5D3 F18
||[[US Air Force]]
||
||Weather satellite
||
||
||
|-
||[[10 October]]
||[[Soyuz-FG]]
||LC-1, [[Baikonur]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency|RKA]]
||[[Soyuz spacecraft|Soyuz]] [[Soyuz TMA-11|TMA-11]]<br>3 [[Cosmonaut]]s
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency|RKA]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], docked to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Manned orbital flight
||
||
||[[International Space Station|ISS]] [[Expedition 16]]
|-
|rowspan=2|[[20 October]], ~15:30 [[GMT]] (TBC)
|rowspan=2|[[Space Shuttle]] [[Space Shuttle Discovery|''Discovery'']]
|rowspan=2|[[LC-39A]], [[Kennedy Space Center]]
|rowspan=2|[[United Space Alliance|USA]]
||[[STS-120]], 6 [[Astronaut]]s
||[[NASA]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], Docked to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Manned orbital flight
||
||
||[[International Space Station|ISS]] assembly flight
|-
||''[[Harmony Module|Harmony]]'' (ISS Node 2)
||[[NASA]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], attached to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||[[International Space Station|ISS]] component
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[Proton rocket|Proton-M]]
||[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[International Launch Services|ILS]]
||[[JCSAT-11]]
||[[JSAT]]
||Planned: [[Geostationary Orbit|Geostationary]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[Strela rocket|Strela]]
||
||
||[[Canopus-1]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[Long March 3B]]
||LC-2, [[Xichang Satellite Launch Centre|Xichang]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||[[Chinasat 9]]
||[[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
||Planned:[[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[Zenit-3SLB]]
||LC-45L, [[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[Land Launch]]
||[[AMOS-3]]
||[[Space Communications Ltd]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|Geosynchronous]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[Dnepr rocket|Dnepr]]
||[[Baikonur cosmodrome|Baikonur]] or [[Yasny]] (TBC)
||[[ISC Kosmatros]]
||[[SudanSat-1]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|GEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[Long March 3A]]
||
||[[CNSA]]
||[[DFH-4 F1]]
||
||
||
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[H-IIA]]
||Pad Y, [[Tanegashima]]
||[[JAXA]]
||[[WINDS]]
||
|| Planned: [[GEO]]
|| Communication Technology
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[Dnepr rocket|Dnepr]]
||[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]<!--Probably-->
||
||[[THEOS (satellite)|THEOS]]
||[[Thai Ministry of Science and Technology's Space Agency]]
||Planned: [[Sun Synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Earth Imaging
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|October (TBC)
|rowspan="2"|[[Ariane 5]]
|rowspan="2"|ELA-3, [[Centre Spatial Guyanais|CSG]] ([[Kourou]])
|rowspan="2"|[[Arianespace]]
||[[Optus D-2]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[Rascom QAF-1]]
||
||[[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[Zenit-3SL]]
||[[Ocean Odyssey]]
||[[Sea Launch]]
||[[Thuraya 3]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[Zenit-2]]/[[Fregat|Fregat-SB]]
||LC-45L, [[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||
||[[GOMS-Elektra 2]]
||
||Planned: [[Geostationary Orbit|Geostationary]]
||Weather satellite
||
||
||
|-
||October (TBC)
||[[Soyuz 2 rocket|Soyuz-2.1b]]/[[Fregat]]
||[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||
||[[Meteor M-1]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency|RKA]]
||Planned: [[Sun Synchronous orbit|SSO]]
||Weather satellite
||
||
||
|-
||[[8 November]]
||[[Boeing]] [[Delta II]] (7920)
||SLC-2W, [[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[NASA]]
||[[Block 2010 Spacecraft Risk Reduction|Block 2010 SRR]]
||[[US Air Force]]/[[NASA]]
||
||Technology research and development
||
||
||
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[VLS-1]]
||[[Alacantara]]
||[[INPE]]
||[[Equars]]
||[[INPE]]
||Planned:[[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Technology demonstration
||
||
||If successful, first successful [[Brazil]]lian orbital launch
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[Delta II]] (7925-9.5)
||[[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 17|LC-17]], [[Cape Canaveral]]
||[[US Air Force]]
||[[GPS|GPS 2R-18]]
||[[US Air Force]]
||Planned: [[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]
||Navigation
||
||
||
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[Zenit-3SL]]
||[[Ocean Odyssey]]
||[[Sea Launch]]
||[[Galaxy 18]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|November (TBC)
|rowspan="2"|[[SpaceX]] [[Falcon 1]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Omelek Island|Omelek]]
|rowspan="2"|[[SpaceX]]
||[[TacSat 1]]
||[[US Naval Research Laboratory]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Experimental communications satellite
||
||
||
|-
||[[Celestis|Explorers]]
||[[Celestis]]
||[[Space burial]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||Includes remains of [[Astronaut]] [[Gordon Cooper]], actor [[James Doohan]], writer [[John Meredyth Lucas]], and [[Project Apollo|Apollo]] mission planner [[Mareta West]].
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[Lockheed Martin]] [[Atlas V]] (421)
||[[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41|LC-41]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station|Cape Canaveral]]
||[[United Launch Alliance|ULA]]
||[[ICO G1]]
||[[ICO Satellite Management]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|Geosynchronous]]
||Mobile communications
||
||
||
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[PSLV]]
||[[Sriharikota]]
||[[ISRO]]
||[[X-Sat]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[Pegasus-XL]]
||[[L-1011]]
||[[OSC]]
||[[TWINS-B]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="6"|November (TBC)
|rowspan="6"|[[Dnepr rocket|Dnepr]]
|rowspan="6"|[[Baikonur cosmodrome|Baikonur]] or [[Yasny]]
|rowspan="6"|[[ISC Kosmotras]]
||[[Katysat]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[KiwiSat]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[Atmocube]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Atmospheric research
||
||
||
|-
||[[Cubesat-RAFT]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[Funsat]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[UCISA]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[PSLV]]
||[[Sriharikota]]
||[[ISRO]]
||[[TechSAR]]
||[[IAI]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[Start-1]]
||
||
||[[EROS-C]]
||[[IAI]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Imaging satellite
||
||
||
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[Dnepr rocket]]
||[[Baikonur cosmodrome|Baikonur]] or [[Yasny]]
||[[ISC Kosmatros]]
||[[TechSAR]]
||[[IAI]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|November (TBC)
|rowspan="2"|[[Long March 4B]]
|rowspan="2"|LC-1, [[Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center|Taiyuan]]
|rowspan="2"|[[CNSA]]
||[[FY-3A]]
||
||
||Weather satellite
||
||
||
|-
||[[SMS (spacecraft)|SMS]]
||
||
||Technology demonstration
||
||
||
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[Atlas V]]
||[[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41|LC-41]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station|Cape Canaveral]]<br /> or [[Vandenberg AFB Space Launch Complex 3|SLC-3E]] [[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[United Launch Alliance|ULA]]
||[[NRO L-29]]
||[[National Reconnaissance Office|NRO]]
|colspan="2"|'''Classified'''
||
||
||
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[Zenit-3SL]]
||[[Ocean Odyssey]]
||[[Sea Launch]]
||[[Echostar 11]]
||[[Echostar]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[6 December]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Space Shuttle]] [[Space Shuttle Atlantis|''Atlantis'']]
|rowspan="2"|[[LC-39A]], [[Kennedy Space Center]]
|rowspan="2"|[[United Space Alliance|USA]]
||[[STS-122]], 7 [[astronaut]]s
||[[NASA]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], Docked to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Manned orbital flight
||
||
||[[International Space Station|ISS]] assembly flight
|-
||[[Columbus (ISS module)|Columbus]]
||[[ESA]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], attached to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||[[International Space Station|ISS]] component
||
||
||
|-
||[[12 December]]
||[[Soyuz-U]]
||LC-1, [[Baikonur]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency|RKA]]
||[[Progress spacecraft|Progress 27P (M-62)]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency|RKA]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]], docked to [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||Resupply [[International Space Station|ISS]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[29 December]]
||[[Soyuz 2 rocket|Soyuz-ST]]
||LC-31, [[Baikonur]]
||[[Starsem]]
||[[GIOVE-B]]
||[[ESA]]
||Planned: [[MEO]]
||Experimental navigation satellite
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Boeing]] [[Delta II]] (7920)
||[[Vandenberg AFB Space Launch Complex 2|SLC-2W]] [[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[United Launch Alliance|ULA]]
||[[GeoEye 1]] (Orbview 5)
||[[ORBIMAGE]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth Orbit|LEO]]
||Earth imaging
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Kosmos-3M]]
||[[Plesetsk Cosmodrome|Plesetsk]]
||
||[[SAR-Lupe 3]]
||[[Kommando Strategische Aufklärung]], [[Bundeswehr]]
||Planned: [[Polar Orbit]]
||Military reconnaissance
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|December (TBC)
|rowspan="2"|[[SpaceX]] [[Falcon 1]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Omelek Island|Omelek]]
|rowspan="2"|[[SpaceX]]
||[[RazakSat-1]]
||[[Malaysian Space Agency]]
||Planned:[[Low-Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||TBD
||Various ([[CalPoly]])
||Planned:[[Low-Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Assorted [[CubeSat]]s
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="3"|December (TBC)
|rowspan="3"|[[Proton rocket|Proton-K]]/[[Block DM-2|DM-2]]
|rowspan="3"|[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
|rowspan="3"|
||[[GLONASS]]
||[[KNITs]]
||Planned: [[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]
||Navigation
||
||
||
|-
||[[GLONASS]]
||[[KNITs]]
||Planned: [[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]
||Navigation
||
||
||
|-
||[[GLONASS]]
||[[KNITs]]
||Planned: [[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]
||Navigation
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|December (TBC)
|rowspan="2"|[[Proton rocket|Proton-M]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
|rowspan="2"|
||[[Express-AM44]]
||[[Satellite Communicatons Organisation]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[Express-MD1]]
||[[Satellite Communicatons Organisation]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Rockot]]/[[Briz-KM]]
||[[Plesetsk Cosmodrome|Plesetsk]]
||[[Eurockot]]
||[[GOCE]]
||[[ESA]]
||
||
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Long March 3B]]
||
||[[CNSA]]
||[[Apstar-6B]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Zenit rocket|Zenit 3SLB]]
||LC-45, [[Baikonur cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[Land Launch]]
||[[Measat 1-R]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Strela rocket|Strela]]
||
||
||[[Condor-E]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Delta II]] (7X2X)
||[[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 17|LC-17]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station|Cape Canaveral]]<br /> or [[Vandenberg AFB Space Launch Complex 2|SLC-2W]], [[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[United Launch Alliance|ULA]]
||[[XSS-12]]
||[[US Air Force]]
||
||Technology demonstration
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[PSLV]]
||[[Sriharikota]]
||[[ISRO]]
||[[RISAT]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="2"|December (TBC)
|rowspan="2"|[[Ariane 5]]
|rowspan="2"|ELA-3, [[Centre Spatial Guyanais|CSG]] ([[Kourou]])
|rowspan="2"|[[Arianespace]]
||[[Skynet 5B]]
||[[Ministry of Defence|MoD]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||[[Star One C-2]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Lockheed Martin]] [[Atlas V]] (411)
||[[Vandenberg AFB Space Launch Complex 3|SLC-3E]], [[Vandenberg AFB]]
||[[United Launch Alliance]]
||[[NRO-L28]]
||[[US National Reconnaissance Office]]
||
||'''Classified'''
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Zenit rocket|Zenit 3SL]]
||[[Ocean Odyssey]]
||[[Sea Launch]]
||[[DirecTV-11]]
||[[DirecTV]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Kosmos-3M]]
||LC-132, [[Plesetsk cosmodrome|Plesetsk]]
||
||[[Bissat]]
||
||
||
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Proton rocket|Proton-M]]
||[[Baikonur Cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[International Launch Services|ILS]]
||[[AMC-14]]
||[[SES Americom]]
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous Orbit|Geosynchronous]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
|rowspan="3"|TBC
|rowspan="3"|[[Kosmos-3M]]
|rowspan="3"|LC-132, [[Plesetsk cosmodrome|Plesetsk]]
|rowspan="3"|
||[[Parus]]
||[[MO RF]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||Reconnaissance
||
||
||
|-
||[[Sterkh]]
||
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||
||
||
||
|-
||[[Orbcomm-CDS]]
||[[Orbcomm]]
||Planned: [[Low Earth orbit|LEO]]
||[[Boilerplate (rocketry)|Boilerplate]] spacecraft?
||
||
||
|-
||TBC
||[[Proton rocket|Proton-M]]
||[[Baikonur cosmodrome|Baikonur]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency|RKA]]
||[[RadioAstron]]
||[[Russian Federal Space Agency|RKA]]
||
||
||
||
||
|-
||TBC
||[[Molniya-M]]
||[[Plesetsk Cosmodrome|Plesetsk]]
||
||[[Oko]]
||
||Planned: [[Molniya orbit|Molniya]]
||Early Warning
||
||
||
|-
|}
<!-- Miscellanious Delayed Arianes
These launches have been removed from the list. They are not going in 2007, and I am putting them here until I (or someone else) can work out where they are supposed to be.
||October (TBC)
||[[Ariane 5]]
||ELA-3, [[Centre Spatial Guyanais|CSG]] ([[Kourou]])
||[[Arianespace]]
||[[Sicral 1-B]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Ariane 5]]
||ELA-3, [[Centre Spatial Guyanais|CSG]] ([[Kourou]])
||[[Arianespace]]
||[[Afristar-2]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||December (TBC)
||[[Ariane 5]]
||ELA-3, [[Centre Spatial Guyanais|CSG]] ([[Kourou]])
||[[Arianespace]]
||[[AirTV-1]]
||
||Planned: [[Geosynchronous orbit|GEO]]
||[[Comsat]]
||
||
||
|-
||November (TBC)
||[[Ariane 5]]
||ELA-3, [[Centre Spatial Guyanais|CSG]] ([[Kourou]])
||[[Arianespace]]
||[[TerreStar-1]]
||
||
||
||
||
||
|-
-->
== Deep Space Rendezvous in 2007 ==
*[[February 25]] — [[Rosetta (spacecraft)|Rosetta]] flyby of [[Mars (planet)|Mars]]
*[[February 28]] — [[New Horizons]] flyby of [[Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter]]
*[[June 5]] — [[MESSENGER]] 2<sup>nd</sup> flyby of [[Venus (planet)|Venus]]
*[[August 30]] — [[Cassini–Huygens|Cassini]] flyby of [[Rhea (moon)|Rhea]] (5,100 km)
*[[September]] — [[Chang'e program|Chang'e-1]] enters [[selenocentric orbit]]
*[[September 10]] — Cassini flyby of [[Iapetus (moon)|Iapetus]] (1,000 km)
*[[November 13]] — Rosetta 2<sup>nd</sup> flyby of the Earth
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