Launch History

LC-3, Xichang Satellite Launch Center
China

Ionospheric Connection Explorer (Wikipedia)

Oct 17

OCT 17

01:22 AM

"As The Crow Flies"

Electron

Rocket Lab

LC-1, Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1, Mahia Peninsula
New Zealand

Press Kit [PDF]

Oct 17

OCT 11

01:59 AM

ICON

Pegasus

Northrop Grumman

Stargazer L-1011, Cape Canaveral AFS
Florida, United States

ICON (NASA)

SFN: Pegasus rocket selected to launch ICON satellite

Air Launch

Oct 11

OCT 09

10:17 AM

Eutelsat 5 West B

Proton-M

International Launch Services (ILS)

LC-200/39, Baikonur Cosmodrome
Kazakhstan

— with: MEV-1

Oct 10

OCT 04

06:44 PM

Gaofen-10

Long March 4C

LC-9, Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center
China

Oct 05

SEP 26

07:46 AM

EKS-3 (Tundra 13L)

Soyuz-2

Russian Military

LC-43/4, Plesetsk Cosmodrome
Russia

EKS (satellite system)

Reconnaissance Satellite

Sep 26

SEP 25

01:57 PM

Soyuz MS-15 (Expedition 61/62)

Soyuz-FG

LC-1, Baikonur Cosmodrome
Kazakhstan

Crewed

ISS Expedition

Sep 25

SEP 25

12:54 AM

Yunhai-1-02

Long March 2D

LA-4 / Pad 603 (SLS-2), Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center
China

JAXA to launch eighth HTV space station cargo mission in September (SpaceflightNow)

Sep 25

SEP 24

04:05 PM

HTV-8

H-2B

JAXA

LA-Y2, Tanegashima Space Center
Japan

ISS Cargo

Sep 24

SEP 22

09:10 PM

BeiDou-3 M19 & M20 (BD-3)

Long March 3B

LC-2, Xichang Satellite Launch Center
China

Navigation Satellite

Series: BeiDou-3

Sep 23

SEP 19

06:42 AM

Zhuhai-1 (OVS-3, 4x OHS-3)

Long March 11

Earth Observation Satellite

LA-4 / Pad 603 (SLS-2), Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center
China

Sep 19

SEP 12

03:26 AM

Ziyuan-2D

Long March 4B

Chinese university to develop microsat for polar climate research

LC-9, Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center
China

— with: BNU-1, Taurus-1

Sep 12

AUG 30

11:31 PM

KX-09

Kuaizhou 1A

ExPace (China)

TBD, Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center
China

— with: XiaoXiang 1-07 (TY 1-07)

Gravitational Science Satellite

Aug 31

AUG 30

02:00 PM

Geo IK-2 3 (13L)

Rockot

Russian Military

LC-133/3, Plesetsk Cosmodrome
Russia

Geo-IK-2 (Wikipedia)

United Launch Alliance (ULA)

Aug 30

AUG 22

01:06 PM

GPS III SV02 (Magellan)

Delta IV

SLC-37B, Cape Canaveral AFS
Florida, United States

GPS Block IIIA (Wikipedia)

Final Launch of Vehicle

Navigation Satellite

Series: GPS

Aug 22

AUG 22

03:38 AM

Soyuz MS-14 (Test Flight)

Soyuz-2

This uncrewed flight of the Soyuz 2.1a will validate modifications to the launch vehicle in preparation for transitioning away from the Soyuz-FG for flights to the International...

LC-1, Baikonur Cosmodrome
Kazakhstan

Soyuz MS-14 mission to the ISS (RussianSpaceWeb)

Test Flight

Uncrewed

Aug 22

AUG 19

12:12 PM

"Look Ma, No Hands"

Electron

Rocket Lab

LC-1, Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1, Mahia Peninsula
New Zealand

— with: Breizh Reconnaissance Orbiter 1 (BRO-1), BlackSky Global-4, 2x "Pearl White"

Built and operated by UNSEENLABS, BRO-1 is a reconnaissance satellite for maritime and aerial surveillance.

Rocket Lab Electron launches four smallsats (SpaceNews)

Press Kit [PDF]

Aug 21

AUG 19

12:03 PM

Zhongxing-18 (Chinasat-18)

Long March 3B

LC-2, Xichang Satellite Launch Center
China

Aug 20

AUG 17

04:11 AM

Tianqi 2

Smart Dragon-1

TBD, Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center
China

United Launch Alliance (ULA)

Vehicle Debut

Aug 18

AUG 08

10:13 AM

AEHF-5

Atlas V

SLC-41, Cape Canaveral AFS
Florida, United States

ULA begins stacking Atlas 5 rocket for late June launch (Spaceflight Now)

Aug 08

AUG 06

11:23 PM

AMOS-17

Falcon 9

SpaceX

SLC-40, Cape Canaveral AFS
Florida, United States

AMOS-17 Satellite

B1047

European Data Relay System (Wikipedia)

Expendable

Aug 07

AUG 06

07:30 PM

Intelsat 39 & EDRS-C

Ariane 5

Arianespace

ELA-3, Guiana Space Centre
French Guiana

Intelsat 39

Aug 06

AUG 05

09:56 PM

Blagovest-14L

Proton-M

Russian Military

LC-81/24, Baikonur Cosmodrome
Kazakhstan

Blagovest (Wikipedia)

Aug 06

JUL 31

12:10 PM

Progress MS-12 (73P)

Soyuz-2

LC-31/6, Baikonur Cosmodrome
Kazakhstan

ISS Cargo

Jul 31

JUL 30

05:56 AM

Meridian-M 18L

Soyuz-2

Soyuz 2-1a launches Meridian 8 out of Plesetsk (NASASpaceFlight)

LC-43/4, Plesetsk Cosmodrome
Russia