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Saturday, 4 October 2014

PLANETARY SPACECRAFT

NAME	LAUNCH DATE	BOOSTER	WEIGHT lb (kg)	MISSION
Pioneer 5 (USA)	11-Mar-60	Thor-Able	95 (43)	First deep-space probe, returned data from a distance of 22.7 million miles (36.5 million km).
Mars (USSR)	10-Oct-60	SL-6/A-2-e	1,410 (640)	Mars probe, failed to achieve Earth orbit.
Mars (USSR)	14-Oct-60	SL-6/A-2-e	1,410 (640)	Mars probe, failed to achieve Earth orbit.
Sputnik 7 (USSR)	4-Feb-61	SL-6/A-2-e	1,410 (640)	Venus probe, failed to achieve Earth orbit.
Venera 1 (USSR)	12-Feb-61	SL-6/A-2-e	1,419 (644)	Passed within 62,000 miles (100,000 km) of Venus but failed before encounter.
Mariner 1 (USA)	22-Jul-62	Atlas-Agena	445 (202)	Venus probe, failed to achieve Earth orbit.
Venera (USSR)	25-Aug-62	SL-6/A-2-e	1,960 (890)	Venus probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Mariner 2 (USA)	27-Aug-62	Atlas-Agena	447 (203)	First successful fly-by of Venus. Found heavy atmosphere and hot surface, no magnetic field.
Venera (USSR)	1-Sep-62	SL-6/A-2-e	1,960 (890)	Venus probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Venera (USSR)	12-Sep-62	SL-6/A-2-e	1,960 (890)	Venus probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Mars (USSR)	24-Oct-62	SL-6/A-2-e	1,960 (890)	Mars probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Mars 1 (USSR)	1-Nov-62	SL-6/A-2-e	1,970 (893)	Mars probe, passed within 120,000 miles (193,000 km) of Mars but failed before encounter and before mid-course correction.
Mars (USSR)	4-Nov-62	SL-6/A-2-e	1,960 (890)	Mars probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Cosmos 21 (USSR)	11-Nov-63	SL-6/A-2-e	1,960 (890)	Venus probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Venera (USSR)	19-Feb-64	SL-6/A-2-e	1,960 (890)	Venus probe, failed to achieve Earth orbit.
Cosmos 27 (USSR)	27-Mar-64	SL-6/A-2-e	1,960 (890)	Venus probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Zond 1 (USSR)	2-Apr-64	SL-6/A-2-e	1,960 (890)	Venus probe, passed within 62,000 miles (100,000 km) of Venus but failed before encounter.
Mariner 3 (USA)	5-Nov-64	Atlas-Agena	575 (261)	Mars probe, failed to achieve Earth orbit.
Mariner 4 (USA)	28-Nov-64	Atlas-Agena	575 (261)	First successful fly-by of Mars. 21 pictures returned. Found cratered surface, no canals or flowing water. Mostly carbon dioxide atmosphere, 1 per cent of Earth's sea-level pressure.
Zond 2 (USSR)	30-Nov-64	SL-6/A-2-e	1,960 (890)	Mars probe, passed within 930 miles (1,500 km) of Mars but failed before encounter.
Venera 2 (USSR)	12-Nov-65	SL-6/A-2-e	2,123 (963)	Venus fly-by, probe failed at encounter.
Venera 3 (USSR)	16-Nov-65	SL-6/A-2-e	2,120 (960)	First Venus atmosphere entry, failed to return data.
Cosmos 96 (USSR)	23-Nov-65	SL-6/A-2-e	2,120 (960)	Venus probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Pioneer 6 (USA)	16-Dec-65	Delta	135 (61)	Solar probe, orbiting Sun inside Earth's orbit.
Pioneer 7 (USA)	17-Aug-66	Delta	135 (61)	Solar probe, orbiting Sun outside Earth's orbit.
Venera 4 (USSR)	12-Jun-67	SL-6/A-2-e	2,439 (1,106)	First successful Venus atmosphere entry. Returned data to within 15.5 miles (25 km) of surface. Entry probe 845 lb (383 kg).
Mariner 5 (USA)	14-Jun-67	Atlas-Agena	540 (245)	Venus probe fly-by, 2,500 miles (4,000 km) from planet.
Cosmos 167 (USSR)	17-Jun-67	SL-6/A-2-e	2,425 (1,100)	Venus probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Pioneer 8 (USA)	13-Dec-67	Delta	145 (66)	Solar probe, orbiting Sun outside Earth's orbit.
Pioneer 9 (USA)	8-Nov-68	Delta	148 (67)	Solar probe, orbiting Sun inside Earth's orbit.
Venera 5 (USSR)	5-Jan-69	SL-6/A-2-e	2,490 (1,130)	Venus atmosphere probe, 893 lb (405 kg). Crushed during descent.
Venera 6 (USSR)	10-Jan-69	SL-6/A-2-e	2,490 (1,130)	Venus atmosphere probe, 893 lb (405 kg). Crushed during descent.
Mariner 6 (USA)	24-Feb-69	Atlas-Centaur	911 (413)	Mars fly-by probe, returned data and 75 pictures.
Mariner 7 (USA)	27-Mar-69	Atlas-Centaur	911 (413)	Mars fly-by probe, returned data and 126 pictures.
Mars (USSR)	27-Mar-69	SL-12/D-1-e	7,035 (3,190)	Mars probe, failed to achieve Earth orbit.
Mars (USSR)	2-Apr-69	SL-12/D-1-e	7,035 (3,190)	Mars probe, failed to achieve Earth orbit.
Pioneer E (USA)	27-Aug-69	Delta	148 (67)	Solar probe, failed to achieve Earth orbit.
Venera 7 (USSR)	17-Aug-70	SL-6/A-2-e	2,600 (1,180)	Venus atmosphere entry probe, 1,091 lb (495 kg). First successful to survive to surface.
Cosmos 359 (USSR)	22-Aug-70	SL-6/A-2-e	2,600 (1,180)	Venus probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Mariner 8 (USA)	8-May-71	Atlas-Centaur	2,273 (1,031)	Mars probe, failed to achieve Earth orbit.
Cosmos 419 (USSR)	10-May-71	SL-12/D-1-e	10,250 (4,650)	Mars probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Mars 2 (USSR)	19-May-71	SL-12/D-1-e	10,253 (4,650)	Mars probe. Returned data from orbit but lander failed to return any data.
Mars 3 (USSR)	28-May-71	SL-12/D-1-e	10,253 (4,650)	Mars probe. Returned data from orbit but lander failed after reaching surface. Entry probe 1,400 lb (635 kg); surface payload 992 lb (450 kg).
Mariner 9 (USA)	30-May-71	Atlas-Centaur	2,270 (1,030)	First successful Mars orbiter. Returned over 7,000 pictures of surface and moons.
Pioneer 10 (USA)	3-Mar-72	Atlas-Centaur	570 (258)	First successful fly-by of Jupiter.
Venera 8 (USSR)	27-Mar-72	SL-6/A-2-e	2,602 (1,180)	Venus atmosphere entry probe, 1,090 lb (495 kg). Returned air and surface data from day side.
Cosmos 482 (USSR)	31-Mar-72	SL-6/A-2-e	2,600 (1,180)	Venus probe, failed to leave Earth orbit.
Pioneer 11 (USA)	6-Apr-73	Atlas-Centaur	571 (259)	Jupiter probe. First successful fly-by of Saturn providing detailed view of ring structure.
Mars 4 (USSR)	21-Jul-73	SL-12/D-1-e	8,710 (3,950)	Mars probe, failed to achieve orbit. Returned fly-by data.
Mars 5 (USSR)	25-Jul-73	SL-12/D-1-e	8,710 (3,950)	Returned data from Mars orbit.
Mars 6 (USSR)	5-Aug-73	SL-12/D-1-e	8,710 (3,950)	Mars fly-by. Lander returned 150 sec of data during descent.
Mars 7 (USSR)	9-Aug-73	SL-12/D-1-e	8,710 (3,950)	Mars fly-by. Lander probe failed to enter Mars atmosphere.
Mariner 10 (USA)	3-Nov-73	Atlas-Centaur	1,109 (503)	First TV pictures of Venus fly-by. Three fly-by encounters with Mercury.
Hellos 1 (US/FRG)	10-Dec-74	Titan-Centaur	816 (370)	Solar probe orbiting within 0.3 AU of Sun.
Venera 9 (USSR)	8-Jun-75	SL-12/D-1-e	10,884 (4,936)	Venus lander. Returned data and first TV pictures from surface. Orbiter returned data. Entry sphere 3,440 lb (1,560 kg); surface payload 1,455 lb (660 kg).
Venera 10 (USSR)	14-Jun-75	SL-12/D-1-e	11,098 (5,033)	Venus lander returned data and pictures from surface. Orbiter returned data. Entry sphere 3,440 lb (1,560 kg); surface payload 1,455 lb (660 kg).
Viking 1 (USA)	20-Aug-75	Titan-Centaur	7,497 (3,400)	Mars orbiter returned pictures and data. First successful Mars landing. Returned pictures and data. Orbiter 5,125 lb (2,224 kg); lander surface weight 1,270 lb (576 kg).
Viking 2 (USA)	9-Sep-75	Titan-Centaur	7,497 (3,490)	Mars orbiter returned pictures and data. Mars lander returned pictures and data. Orbiter 5,125 lb (2,224 kg); lander surface weight 1,270 lb (576 kg).
Hellos 2 (US/FRG)	15-Jan-76	Titan-Centaur	830 (376)	Solar probe orbiting within 0.29 AU of Sun.
Voyager 2 (USA)	20-Aug-77	Titan-Centaur	1,797 (815)	Fly-by probe of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Returned pictures and data.
Voyager 1 (USA)	5-Sep-77	Titan-Centaur	1,797 (815)	Fly-by probe of Jupiter and Saturn. Returned pictures and data. Discovered volcanoes on Io, Jupiter ring, new Saturn moons and ring structure.
Pioneer-Venus 1 (USA)	20-May-78	Atlas-Centaur	1,283 (582)	Venus orbiter, returned pictures and data.
Pioneer-Venus 2 (USA)	8-Aug-78	Atlas-Centaur	1,993 (904)	Venus bus, released four entry probes before encounter. Returned data from surface.
ICE (USA)	12-Aug-78	Delta	478 (217)	Originally launched as International Sun-Earth Explorer 3 (ISEE-3). Transfer to escape trajectory and renamed International Comet Explorer. First ever comet fly-by on 2-Sep-85 of Giacobini-Zinner Comet.
Venera 11 (USSR)	9-Sep-78	SL-12/D-1-e	9,812 (4,450)	Venus fly-by probe, returned data. Lander returned atmosphere and surface data, descent payload 3,528 lb (1,600 kg).
Venera 12 (USSR)	14-Sep-78	SL-12/D-1-e	9,837 (4,461)	Venus fly-by probe, returned data. Lander returned atmosphere and surface data, descent payload 3,554 lb (1,612 kg).
Venera 13 (USSR)	30-Oct-81	SL-12/D-1-e	9,620 (4,363)	Venus fly-by probe, first color pictures of surface. Conducted first soil analysis at landing site, descent payload 3,627 lb (1,645 kg).
Venera 14 (USSR)	4-Nov-81	SL-12/D-1-e	9,620 (4,363)	Venus fly-by probe, returned color pictures of landing site and conducted analysis of soil, descent payload 3,627 lb (1,645 kg).
Venera 15 (USSR)	2-Jun-83	SL-12/D-1-e	11,574 (5,250)	Venus orbiter. radar surface mapper.
Venera 16 (USSR)	7-Jun-83	SL-12/D-1-e	11,819 (5,360)	Venus orbiter. radar surface mapper.
Vega 1 (USSR)	15-Dec-84	SL-12/D-1-e	10,850 (4,920)	Venus lander and French atmosphere balloon probe. Halley's Comet fly-by 6-Mar-86.
Vega 2 (USSR)	21-Dec-84	SL-12/D-1-e	10,850 (4,920)	Venus lander and French atmosphere balloon probe. Halley's Comet fly-by 9-Mar-86.
Sakigake (Japan)	7-Jan-85	Mu-3SII	305 (138)	First Japanese deep space probe. Distant Halley's Comet fly-by 11-Mar-86.
Giotto (ESA)	2-Jul-85	Ariane 1	1,265 (574)	First close encounter with a comet. Halley's Comet fly-by 14-Mar-86.
Suisei (Japan)	18-Aug-85	Mu-3SII	308 (140)	Japanese deep space probe. Distant Halley's Comet fly-by 11-Mar-86.
Phobos 1 (USSR)	7-Jul-88	SL-12/D-1-e	13,715 (6,220)	Mars probe failed due to telemetry message error.
Phobos 2 (USSR)	12-Jul-88	SL-12/D-1-e	13,715 (6,220)	Mars orbiter, contact lost before planned fly-by of the moon Phobos.
Magellan (USA)	4-May-89	Shuttle/IUS	7,662 (3,475)	Venus orbiter, radar surface and gravity field mapper; arrived at Venus 10-Aug-90. First spacecraft to lower its orbit by using planet's atmosphere (aerobraking).
Galileo (USA)	18-Oct-89	Shuttle/IUS	5,985 (2,715)	Jupiter orbiter, atmosphere probe. First fly-by of an asteroid, 951 Gaspra Oct-91 and 243 Ida Aug-93. First Jupiter atmosphere entry, returned 58 min of data. Arrived at Jupiter 7-Dec-95; disintegrated in Jupiter atmosphere 21-Sep-03. Orbiter 2,846 lb (1,291 kg); entry probe 739 lb (335 kg).
Ulysses (ESA/US)	6-Oct-90	Shuttle/IUS	818 (371)	Jupiter gravity assist International Solar Polar Mission (ISPM).
Mars Observer (USA)	25-Sep-92	Titan III/TOS	4,630 (2,100)	Mars orbiter, contact lost before entering orbit.
Wind (USA)	1-Nov-94	Delta II	2,635 (1,195)	Solar probe, orbiting Sun inside Earth's orbit.
NEAR (USA)	17-Feb-96	Delta II	2,480 (1,125)	Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous, placed in orbit around 433 Eros 14-Feb-00; first Eros orbit attempt failed Dec-99; asteroid Mathilde flyby Jun-97. Landed on Eros 12-Feb-01.
Mars Global Surveyor (USA)	7-Nov-96	Delta II	2,341 (1,062)	Mars orbiter. Arrived 12-Sep-97 for mapping through Jan-00. Mass at Mars arrival 1,691 lb (767 kg). Contact lost 2-Nov-06.
Mars 96 (Russia)	16-Nov-96	SL-12/D-1-e	15,045 (6,825)	Mars probe, failed to leave earth orbit.
Mars Pathfinder (USA)	4-Dec-96	Delta II	1,962 (890)	Mars lander, first planetary rover (Sojourner). Lander mass 794 lb (360 kg); microrover 35 lb (16 kg). Landed 4-Jul-97.
Cassini-Huygens (USA, ESA, Italy)	15-Oct-97	Titan-Centaur	12,421 (5,634)	Saturn orbiter (Cassini) and Titan probe (Huygens). Orbiter arrived at Saturn 30-Jun-2004 for start of 4-year mission. Probe successfully landed on Titan 14-Jan-2005 returning data and images. Orbiter mass 4,740 lb (2,150 kg); probe 770 lb (350 kg).
Nozomi (Japan)	3-Jul-98	M-V-3	1,190 (540)	Mars orbiter. Planned arrival was 11-Oct-99, but malfunctions delayed arrival to Dec-03. Mission abandoned Dec-03.
Mars Climate Orbiter (USA)	11-Dec-98	Delta II	1,387 (629)	Mars orbiter. Lost during attempted orbit insertion 23-Sep-99 due to navigation error.
Mars Polar Lander (USA)	3-Jan-99	Delta II	1,270 (576)	Mars lander, including Deep Space 2 microprobes. Communication lost during attempted landing 3-Dec-99. Cause of failure likely premature engine shutdown.
Stardust (USA)	7-Feb-99	Delta II	838 (380)	Comet flyby and sample return. Encountered Comet Wild 2 on 2-Jan-04; sample cannister successfully returned to Earth 15-Jan-06.
2001 Mars Odyssey (USA)	7-Apr-01	Delta II	1,598 (725)	Mars orbiter. Arrived 24-Oct-01 for mapping and global observations through Aug-04. On-orbit dry mass 830 lb (376 kg).
Hayabusa (Japan)	9-May-03	M-V-5	1,168 (530)	Asteroid orbiter and sample return. Arrived at asteroid Itokawa Sep-05; reentry capsule was returned to Earth on 13-Jun-10. Originally named MUSES-C.
Mars Express (ESA)	2-Jun-03	Soyuz/Fregat	2,469 (1,120)	Mars orbiter & lander (Beagle 2). Orbiter arrived 25-Dec-03. Communication with lander failed, cause unknown. Orbiter mass 249 lb (113 kg); lander 132 lb (60 kg).
Mars Exploration Rover A (USA)	10-Jun-03	Delta II	2,343 (1,063)	Mars lander & rover (Spirit). Landed 3-Jan-04 for start of 90-day mission; last communication with Earth was sent 22-Mar-10. Lander mass 767 lb (348 kg); rover 408 lb (185 kg).
Mars Exploration Rover B (USA)	7-Jul-03	Delta II	2,343 (1,063)	Mars lander & rover (Opportunity). Landed 24-Jan-04 for start of 90-day mission; still operating in 2012. Lander mass 767 lb (348 kg); rover 408 lb (185 kg).
Rosetta (ESA)	2-Mar-04	Ariane 5 G+	6,600 (3,000)	Coment orbiter and lander (Philae). Scheduled arrival at Comet 67 P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko is May-2014 for start of 1.5-year science mission. Two asteroid flybys planned. Orbiter mass 2,640 lb (1,200 kg); Lander mass 220 lb (100 kg).
MESSENGER (USA)	3-Aug-04	Delta II	2,400 (1,100)	Mercury orbiter. Flybys of Mercury in Jan-08, Oct-08 and Sep-09; orbit insertion achieved 18-Mar-11 for start of planned 1-year mapping and science mission.
Deep Impact (USA)	12-Jan-05	Delta II	2,249 (1,020)	Flyby spacecraft and impactor to study interior of Comet Tempel 1; impact successfully occured 4-Jul-05. Flyby spacecraft mass 1,433 lb (650 kg); impactor 816 lb (370 kg).
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (USA)	12-Aug-05	Atlas V	4,806 (2,180)	Mars orbiter. Arrived 10-Mar-06 for low-altitude science observation, site investigation for future landings, and telecommunication & navigation relay for follow-on missions.
Venus Express (ESA)	9-Nov-05	Soyuz/Fregat	2,734 (1,240)	Venus orbiter. Arrived 11-Apr-06 for start of mission to study the planet's atmosphere.
New Horizons (USA)	19-Jan-06	Atlas V	1,054 (478)	Pluto-Charon fly-by probe. Scheduled arrival is mid-2015 for 5-month geological study and mapping mission.
Phoenix (USA)	3-Aug-07	Delta II	1,477 (670)	Mars lander. Landed 25-May-08 to begin 90-day mission to study the history of water and search for organic molecules in the martian arctic soil. Lander mass 772 lb (350 kg).
Dawn (USA)	27-Sep-07	Delta II	2,685 (1,218)	Asteroid orbiter to study protoplanets with goal of characterizing the conditions and processes of the early solar system; entered orbit around Vesta 16-Jul-11, scheduled to arrive at Ceres Feb-2015.
Mars Science Laboratory (USA)	26-Nov-11	Atlas V 541	8,580 (3,893)	Mars rover with integrated instrument package (Curiosity). Landed 6-Aug-12 for start of 687-day (one Martian year) mission to investigate Mars' habitability, study its climate and geology, and collect data for a manned mission to Mars. Rover mass 1,980 lb (899 kg).

Friday, 3 October 2014

RUSSIAN LAUNCH MANIFEST ( 3 Oct 2014)

    Date    Launch Vehicle      Payload
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  5 Feb 14  Soyuz-U             Progress M-22M (P422, ISS-54P), Chasqui 1 (NS 1,
                                Nanosatellite 1)
 14 Feb 14  Proton-M/Briz-M P3  Turksat 4A
 15 Mar 14  Proton-M/Briz-M P3  Ekspress AT-1/AT-2
 23 Mar 14  Soyuz-2.1b/Fregat-M Kosmos 2494 (GLONASS 754, Uragan-M N42)
 25 Mar 14  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz TMA-12M (S712, ISS-38S)
  9 Apr 14  Soyuz-U             Progress M-23M (P427, ISS-55P)
 16 Apr 14  Soyuz-U             EgyptSat 2 (MisrSat 2)
 28 Apr 14  Proton-M/Briz-M P3  Luch 5V, KazSat 3
  6 May 14  Soyuz-2.1a          Kosmos 2495 (Kobal't-M 564/N9)
*15 May 14  Proton-M/Briz-M P3  Ekspress AM-4R
 23 May 14  Rokot/Briz-KM       Kosmos 2496-2498 (Strela-3M/Rodnik-S 
                                N10/N11/N12), Kosmos 2499?
 28 May 14  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz TMA-13M (S713, ISS-39S)
 14 Jun 14  Soyuz-2.1b/Fregat   Kosmos 2500 (GLONASS 755, Uragan-M N43)
 19 Jun 14  Dnepr-1             Deimos 2, KazEOSat 2 (DZZ-MR, MRES), Tita 
                                (BugSat 1), TableSat-Aurora, SaudiSat 4, 
                                Hodoyoshi 3/4, AprizeSat 9/10, UniSat 6, 
                                BRITE-Toronto (BRITE-CA 1, CanX 3E), PolyITAN 1,
                                BRITE-Montreal (BRITE-CA 2, CanX 3F), Perseus-M 
                                1/2, Flock-1c 1 to 11, POPSAT-HIP 1, Tigrisat 
                                (Tigris), Lemur 1, QB50p1/2, PACE, ANTELSAT, 
                                AeroCube 6, DTUSat 2, Duchifat 1, NanoSatC-Br 1 
  3 Jul 14  Rokot/Briz-KM       Gonets M8/M9/M10 (18L/19L/20L)
  8 Jul 14  Soyuz-2.1b/Fregat-M Meteor-M N2, SkySat 2, TechDemoSat 1 (TDS 1), 
                                AISSat 2, Relek (MKA-FKI, MKA-PN2), DX 1, UKube 
                                1, M3MSat-Dummy
 18 Jul 14  Soyuz-2.1a          Foton-M N4
 23 Jul 14  Soyuz-U             Progress M-24M (P423, ISS-56P)
 25 Sep 14  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz TMA-14M (S714, ISS-40S)
 27 Sep 14  Proton-M/Briz-M     Olimp-K 1 (Luch)

 21 Oct 14  Proton-M/Briz-M P3  Ekspress AM-6
 23 Oct 14  Strela              Kondor-E 1
 24 Oct 14  Soyuz-2.1a/Fregat   Meridian 7 (17L)
 29 Oct 14  Soyuz-2.1a          Progress M-25M (P424, ISS-57P)
#23 Nov 14  Soyuz-2.1b/Fregat   Kosmos (GLONASS 12L, Uragan-K N702)
 23 Nov 14  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz TMA-15M (S715, ISS-41S)
#28 Nov 14  Proton-M/Briz-M P3  Astra 2G
#30 Nov 14  Dnepr-1             Saske (ASNARO 1), Hodoyoshi 1, ChubuSat 1, 
                                TSUBAME, QSAT-EOS
    Nov 14  Soyuz-2.1v/Volga    Kanopus-ST N1, Baumanets 2, Venta 1
#10 Dec 14  Soyuz-2.1a          Resurs-P N2
#12 Dec 14  Proton-M/Briz-M P4  Yamal 401
#25 Dec 14  Angara-A5/Briz-M F1 GVM (Mockup Payload)
#   Dec 14  Dnepr-1             PAZ (SEOSAR)
#   Dec 14  Dnepr-1             Arirang 3A (KOMPSAT 3A)
    4qt 14  Soyuz-2.1b          Kosmos (Tundra 1L)
        14  Dnepr-1             Deimos 3 (20 sats)
        14  Dnepr-1             Unamsat 3
        14  Proton-M/Briz-M P3  Kosmos (Garpun N2)
        14  Rokot/Briz-KM       Monitor IR1
        14  Rokot/Briz          Dialog 1
        14  Rokot/Briz-KM       Kosmos (Geo IK-2 N2 (12L), Musson-2)
#       14  Soyuz-2.1a          Kosmos (Bars-M 1L)
        14  Soyuz-2.1b          Kosmos (Lotos-S 802)
        14  Soyuz-2.1b          Kosmos (Pion-NKS 901)
#       14  Soyuz-2.1b          Kosmos (Persona N3, Kvarts N3)
#        ?  Dnepr-1             Bluesat, KiwiSat, FUNSAT, UCISat 1, HAUSat 2
         ?  Rokot/Briz-KM       Soyuz-Sat-O
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  3 Feb 15  Soyuz-U             Progress M-26M (P425, ISS-58P)
#   Feb 15  Rokot/Briz-KM       Gonets-M (three), DOSAAF-85
#   Feb 15  Proton-M/Briz-M P4  Inmarsat-5 F2
    Feb 15  Zenit-3F            Elektro-L N2
 28 Mar 15  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz TMA-16M (S716, ISS-42S)
#   1qt 15  Proton-M/DM-03      Ekspress AM-8
    1qt 15  Proton-M/DM-03      Kosmos (GLONASS 751/752/753, Uragan-M 
                                N43/N44/N45)
    1qt 15  Rokot/Briz-KM       Gonets-M (three), MKA
 30 Apr 15  Soyuz-U             Progress M-27M (P426, ISS-59P)
 26 May 15  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz TMA-17M (S717, ISS-43S)
#   Jun 15  Dnepr-1             Iridium-NEXT 1/2
    Jun 15  Rokot/Briz-KM       Sentinel 3A
    2qt 15  Proton-M/Briz-M     Eutelsat 9B
    1hf 15  Proton-M/Briz-M P3  MEXSAT 1 (Centenario)
 30 Jul 15  Soyuz-U             Progress M-28M (P428, ISS-60P)
  4 Oct 15  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz TMA-18M (S718, ISS-44S)
 22 Oct 15  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-1 (P431, ISS-61P)
 30 Nov 15  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz TMA-19M (S719, ISS-45S)
    Nov 15  Proton-M            Nauka/ERA (MLM, ISS-03R)
    Dec 15  Soyuz-2.1b/Fregat   Meteor-M N2-1, Ionosfera 1/2, Flying Laptop, 
                                Flock-2, Scout, AISSat 3, Perseus O1/O2
    4qt 15  Proton-M/Briz-M P4  Ekspress AMU-1
    4qt 15  Zenit-3SLBF/Fregat-SB  Spektr-RG (SXG)
        15  Dnepr-1             MVL-300 (Mikhailo Lomonosov)
        15  Dnepr-1             SkySat 3
#       15  Proton              NEM (SPM)
#       15  Proton-M/Briz-M P4  Ekspress AM-7
#       15  Proton-M/Briz-M P4  Turksat 4B
        15  Proton-M/Briz-M P4  Inmarsat-5 F3
        15  Proton-M/Briz-M P4  ISDLA 2 (Intelsat 31, DLA 2)
        15  Proton-M/Briz-M P4  Yenisey A1 (Luch 4)
        15  Proton-M/DM-03      Kosmos (GLONASS/Uragan-M, 3 sats)
        15  Rokot/Briz-KM       Kanopus-V-IK N1 (Kanopus-V N2)
        15  Rokot/Briz-KM       Kosmos (Geo IK-2 N3 (13L), Musson-2)
        15  Soyuz-2.1a          Kosmos (Kobal't-M N10)
        15  Soyuz-2.1b/Fregat   Meteor-M N2-2, SKA (two) 
        15  Zenit-3F/Fregat-SB  Elektro-L N3
        15  Zenit-3SLBF/Fregat-SB  Lybid 1
        15  ?                   MKA-PN6 (Monika)
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  7 Jan 16  Proton-M/Briz-M     ExoMars 2016 (TGO, EDM Schiaparelli)
 22 Feb 16  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-2 (P432, ISS-62P)
 30 Mar 16  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz TMA-20M (S720, ISS-46S)
    1qt 16  Rokot/Briz-KM       Sentinel 2B
 16 Apr 16  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-3 (P433, ISS-63P)
 30 May 16  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-1 (S731, ISS-47S)
    May 16  Soyuz-2.1b          Progress M-UM (P303, ISS-06R)
  1 Jul 16  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-4 (P434, ISS-64P)
 30 Sep 16  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-2 (S732, ISS-48S)
 16 Oct 16  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-5 (P435, ISS-65P)
 30 Nov 16  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-3 (S733, ISS-49S)
        16  Rokot/Briz-KM       Gonets-M (three), MKA
        16  Rokot/Briz-KM       Gonets-M (three)
        16  Rokot/Briz-KM       Gonets-M (three)
        16  Soyuz-2.1b/Fregat   Luna 25 (Luna Glob Orbiter)
        16  Proton-M            Spektr-UF (WSO-UV)
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 22 Feb 17  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-6 (P436, ISS-66P)
 30 Mar 17  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-4 (S734, ISS-50S)
 16 Apr 17  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-7 (P437, ISS-67P)
 30 May 17  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-5 (S735, ISS-51S)
  1 Jul 17  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-8 (P438, ISS-68P)
  5 Aug 17  Dnepr-1             GRACE-FO 1, GRACE-FO 2
 30 Sep 17  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-6 (S736, ISS-52S)
 16 Oct 17  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-9 (P439, ISS-69P)
 30 Nov 17  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-7 (S737, ISS-53S)
        17  Proton-M/Briz-M P4  AsiaSat 9
        17  Proton-M/DM-03      Kosmos (GLONASS/Uragan-M, 3 sats)
        17  Rokot/Briz-KM       Gonets-M1 (three)
        17  Soyuz-2.1a/Fregat   Resonans 1A/1B
        17  Soyuz-2.1a/Fregat   Resonans 2A/2B
        17  Soyuz-2.1b          Bion M-2
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 22 Feb 18  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-10 (P440, ISS-70P)
 30 Mar 18  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-8 (S738, ISS-54S)
 16 Apr 18  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-11 (P441, ISS-71P)
    May 18  Proton-M/Briz-M     ExoMars 2018 (Rover)
  1 Jul 18  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-12 (P442, ISS-72P)
 30 Sep 18  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-9 (S739, ISS-55S)
 16 Oct 18  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-13 (P443, ISS-73P)
        18  Soyuz-FG            Lunar Soyuz
        18  Proton-M            Lunar Propulsion and Habitation Module
        18  ?                   NEM (Scientific & Energy Module)
        18  Soyuz-2.1b/Fregat   Luna 26 (Luna Glob Lander)
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 22 Feb 19  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-14 (P444, ISS-74P)
 30 Mar 19  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-10 (S740, ISS-56S)
 16 Apr 19  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-15 (P445, ISS-75P)
  1 Jul 19  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-16 (P446, ISS-76P)
 30 Sep 19  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-11 (S741, ISS-57S)
 16 Oct 19  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-17 (P447, ISS-77P)
        19  Soyuz-2.1b/Fregat   Luna 27 (Luna Resurs 1)
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 22 Feb 20  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-18 (P448, ISS-78P)
 30 Mar 20  Soyuz-FG            Soyuz MS-12 (S742, ISS-58S)
 16 Apr 20  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-19 (P449, ISS-79P)
    Jun 20  ?                   Luna 28 (Luna Resurs 2)
  1 Jul 20  Soyuz-U             Progress MS-20 (P450, ISS-80P)
    Nov 20  ?                   Apophis

latest unmanned corgo flights to international space station

Current spaceflights

This is a list of Current spaceflights to the International Space Station.

Spacecraft	S/N	Launch (UTC)	Carrier Rocket	Launch Pad	Docking			Deorbit	Remarks
Spacecraft	S/N	Launch (UTC)	Carrier Rocket	Launch Pad	Station/ Port	Docking	Undocking	Deorbit	Remarks
Progress M-24M	423	23 July 2014 21:44:44	Soyuz-U	Site 1/5	ISS Pirs Nadir	24 July 2014 03:31	N/A	Planned: 27 October 2014	ISS-56P

Future spaceflights

Scheduled future flights.
Italics number entries are from secondary sources (Progress M schedule), not on main launch manifests.

Spacecraft -ISS flight number	S/N	Mission	Scheduled Launch (UTC)	Carrier Rocket
Progress M-25M - ISS-57P	424	Logistics	October 29, 2014	Soyuz-U
Progress M-26M - ISS-58P	425	Logistics	February 3, 2015	Soyuz-U
Progress M-27M - ISS-59P	426	Logistics	April 30, 2015	Soyuz-U
Progress MS-01 - ISS-60P	431	Logistics	July 30, 2015	Soyuz-U
Progress MS-02 - ISS-61P	432	Logistics	October 22, 2015	Soyuz-U
Progress MS-03 - ISS-62P	433	Logistics	February 2, 2016	Soyuz-U
Progress MS-04 - ISS-63P	434	Logistics	April 4, 2016	Soyuz-U
Progress MS-05 - ISS-64P	435	Logistics	July 1, 2016	Soyuz-U
Progress MS-06 - ISS-65P	436	Logistics	October 16, 2016	Soyuz-U

International Space Station Timelines (September 2014) | NASA

current and future missions list to international space station

Current

	ISS flight	Mission	Crew	Crew photo	Crew patch	Notes
76.	39S	Soyuz TMA-13M Launch: May 28, 2014 Time docked: since May 29, 2014	Maksim Surayev Gregory R. Wiseman Alexander Gerst			Deliver Expedition 40 crew
77.	40S	Soyuz TMA-14M Launch: September 25, 2014 Time docked: since September 26, 2014	Aleksandr Samokutyayev Yelena Serova Barry E. Wilmore			Deliver Expedition 41 crew

Future

	ISS flight	Mission	Crew	Notes
78.	41S	Soyuz TMA-15M Launch: November 2014 (planned) Time docked: TBD	Anton Shkaplerov Samantha Cristoforetti Terry W. Virts	Deliver Expedition 42 crew
79.	42S	Soyuz TMA-16M Launch: March 2015 (planned) Time docked: TBD	Gennady Padalka Mikhail Korniyenko Scott J. Kelly	Deliver Expedition 43 crew
80.	43S	Soyuz TMA-17M Launch: May 2015 (planned) Time docked: TBD	Oleg Kononenko Kimiya Yui Kjell N. Lindgren	Deliver Expedition 44 crew
81.	44S	Soyuz TMA-18M Launch: October 2015 (planned) Time docked: TBD	Sergey Volkov Andreas Mogensen Sarah Brightman	Deliver Expedition 45 crew Mogensen and Brightman will return with the Expedition 44 crew on Soyuz TMA-16M a few days later
82.	45S	Soyuz TMA-19M Launch: November 2015 (planned) Time docked: TBD	Yuri Malenchenko Timothy Peake Timothy L. Kopra	Deliver Expedition 46 crew

U. S. Human Space Launch 100th

Note: The following information was culled from a number of reference sources, including the Space Shuttle Mission Chronology, NASA Historical Data Book, and the NASA Pocket Statistics.

* The 100 U.S. human spaceflights includes only those conducted by
NASA as part of its human spaceflight program, beginning with Project 
Mercury.  It does not include the X-15 hypersonic research flights
that flew to altitudes in excess of 50 miles.


** This total includes the same astronaut flying more than once.

MERCURY PROGRAM (May 5, 1961 -- May 16, 1963)

No. Spacecraft  Crew Members           Date(s)             Duration
1.   Freedom 7    Shepard               May 5, 1961         00:15:22


2.   Liberty 7    Grissom               Jul 21, 1961        00:15:37


3.   Friendship 7 Glenn                 Feb 20, 1962        04:55:23


4.   Aurora 7     Carpenter             May 24, 1962        04:56:05


5.   Sigma 7      Schirra               Oct 3, 1962         09:13:11


6.   Faith 7      Cooper                May 15-16, 1963     34:19:49

Total: 6 Flights, 6 Astronauts Flown. Total Flight Time: 53:55:27
GEMINI PROGRAM (March 23, 1965 --Nov 15, 1966)

No. Mission      Crew Members            Date(s)           Duration
7.   Gemini-3     Grissom, Young          March 23, 1965     04:53:30


8.   Gemini-4     McDivitt, White         June 3-7, 1965     97:56:12


9.   Gemini-V     Cooper, Conrad          Aug 21-29, 1965   190:55:14


10.  Gemini-VII   Borman, Lovell          Dec 4-18, 1965    330:35:01


11.  Gemini-VI-A  Schirra, Stafford       Dec 15-16, 1965    25:51:24


12.  Gemini-VIII  Armstrong, Scott        March 16, 1966     10:41:00


13.  Gemini-iX-A  Stafford, Cernan        June 3-6, 1966     72:21:50


14.  Gemini-X     Young, Collins          Jul 18-21, 1966    70:47:39


15.  Gemini-XI    Conrad, Gordon          Sep 12-15, 1966    71:17:08


16.  Gemini-XII   Lovell, Aldrin          Nov 11-15, 1966    94:35:31

Total: 10 Flights, 20 Astronauts Flown Total Flight Time 969:50:56 APOLLO PROGRAM (October 11, 1968 -- December 19, 1972)
APOLLO SATURN I

No. Mission      Crew Members            Date(s)            Duration
17.  Apollo 7     Schirra, Eisele,        Oct 11-22, 1968    260:08:45


                  Cunningham
APOLLO SATURN V


No. Spacecraft   Crew Members            Date(s)            Duration
18.  Apollo 8     Borman, Lovell, Anders  Dec 21-2, 1968      147:00:11


19.  Apollo 9     McDivitt, Scott,        March 3-13, 1969    241:00:53


                  Schweickart
20.  Apollo 10    Stafford, Young,        May 18-26, 1969     192:03:23
                  Cernan
21.  Apollo 11    Armstrong, Collins,     Jul 16-24, 1969     195:18:35
                  Aldrin
22.  Apollo 12    Conrad, Gordon, Bean    Nov 14-24, 1969     244:36:25


23.  Apollo 13    Lovell, Swigert, Haise  April 11-17, 1970   142:54:41


24.  Apollo 14    Shepard, Roosa,         Jan 31-Feb 9, 1971  216:02:01
                  Mitchell
25.  Apollo 15    Scott, Worden, Irwin    Jul 26-Aug 7, 1971  295:12:00


26.  Apollo 16    Young, Mattingly, Duke  April 16-27, 1972   265:51:06


27.  Apollo 17    Cernan, Evans,          Dec 7-19, 1972      301:51:59
                  Schimitt

Total: 11 Flights, 33 Astronauts Flown (including Apollo 7).** Total Flight Time: 2502:00:37
SKYLAB PROGRAM (May 25, 1973 -- Feb 8, 1974)


SKYLAB SATURN IB


No. Mission           Crew Members            Date(s)          Duration
28.  Skylab 2     Conrad, Kerwin, Weitz   May 25-June 22,1973   672:49:49


29.  Skylab 3     Bean, Garriott, Lousma  Jul 28-Sept 25,1973  1416:11:09


30.  Skylab 4     Carr, Gibson, Pogue     Nov 16-Feb 8, 1974   2016:01:26

Total: 3 Flight, 9 Astronauts Flown. Total Flight Time: 4105:02:14


APOLLO-SOYUZ TEST PROJECT (ASTP) (Jul 15-24, 1975)


APOLLO SATURN IB


No. Mission      Crew Members            Date(s)              Duration
31.  ASTP         Stafford, Brand,        Jul 15-24, 1975      216:01:28


                  Slayton

Total: 1 Flight, 3 Astronauts Flown.  Total Flight Time:  217:28:23
SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM (April 12, 1981 - Present)


No. Mission     Crew Members            Date(s)               Duration


32.  STS-1       Young, Crippen          Apr 12-14, 1981       54:20:53


     Columbia
33.  STS-2       Engle, Truly            Nov 12-14, 1981       54:13:12
     Columbia
34.  STS-3       Lousma, Fullerton       March 22-30, 1982     192:04:46
     Columbia
 
35.  STS-4       Mattingly, Hartsfield   June 27-Jul 4, 1982   169:11:11
     Columbia
36.  STS-5       Brand, Overmyer,        Nov 11-16, 1982       122:14:27
     Columbia    Allen, Lenoir
37.  STS-6       Weitz, Bobko,           April 4-9, 1983       120:23:42
     Challenger  Peterson, Musgrave
38.  STS-7       Crippen, Hauck, Ride,   June 18-24, 1983      146:23:59
     Challenger  Fabian, Thagard
39.  STS-8       Truly, Brandenstein,    Aug 30-Sep 5,1983     145:08:40
     Challenger  Gardner, Bluford,       1983
                 Thornton
40.  STS-9      Young, Shaw, Garriott,  Nov 28-Dec 8, 1983    247:47:24
     Columbia    Parker, Lichtenberg,
                 Merbold
41.  STS-41B     Brand, Gibson,          Feb 3-11, 1984        191:15:55
     Challenger  McCandless, McNair,
                 Stewart
42.  STS-41C     Crippen, Scobee,        April 6-13, 1984      167:40:07
     Challenger  Nelson, van Hoften,
                 Hart
43.  STS-41D     Hartsfield, Coats,      Aug 30-Sep 5, 1984    144:56:04
     Discovery   Resnik, Mullane,        
                 Hawley, Walker
44.  STS-41G     Crippen, McBride,       Oct 5-13, 1984        197:23:37
     Challenger  Leestma, Ride,
                 Sullivan, Scully-
                 Power, Garneau
45.  STS-51A     Hauck, Walker, Fisher,  Nov 8-16, 1984        191:44:56
     Discovery   Gardner, Allen
46.  STS-51C     Mattingly, Shriver,     Jan 24-27, 1985        73:33:27
     Discovery   Buchli, Onizuka,
                 Payton
47.  STS-51D     Bobko, Williams,        April 12-19, 1985     167:54:00
     Discovery   Seddon, Griggs,
                 Hoffman, Walker, Garn
48.  STS-51B     Overmyer, Gregory,      April 29-May 6, 1985  168:08:47
     Challenger  Lind, Thagard,
                 Thornton, van den
                 Berg, Wang
49.  STS-51G     Brandenstein,           June 17-24, 1985      169:39:00
     Discovery   Creighton, Lucid,
                 Nagel, Fabian, Baudry,
                 Al-Saud
50.  STS-51F     Fullerton, Bridges,     Jul 29-Aug 6, 1985    190:45:26
     Challenger  Musgrave, Henize,
                 England, Acton, Bartoe
51.  STS-51I     Engle, Covey, van       Aug 27-Sep 3, 1985    171:17:42
     Discovery   Hoften, Lounge, Fisher
52.  STS-51J     Bobko, Grabe, Stewart,  Oct 3-7, 1985          97:14:38
     Atlantis    Hilmers, Pailes
53.  STS-61A     Hartsfield, Nagel,      Oct 30-Nov 6, 1985    168:44:51
     Challenger  Buchli, Bluford,
                 Dunbar, Furrer,
                 Messerschmid, Ockels
54.  STS-61B     Shaw, O'Connor, Cleave  Nov 26-Dec 3, 1985    165:04:49
     Atlantis    Spring, Ross, 
                 Neri Vela, Walker
55.  STS-61C     Gibson, Bolden, Chang-  Jan 12-18, 1986       146:03:51
     Columbia    Diaz, Hawley, Nelson,
                 Cenker, Nelson
56.  STS-51L     Scobee, Smith, Resnik,  Jan 28, 1986           N/A
     Challenger  Onizuka, McNair,
                 Jarvis, McAuliffe
57.  STS-26      Hauck, Covey, Lounge,   Sep 29-Oct 3, 1988     97:00:57
     Discovery   Hilmers, Nelson
58.  STS-27      Gibson, Gardner,        Dec 2-6, 1988         105:05:37
     Atlantis    Mullane, Ross,
                 Shepherd
59.  STS-29      Coats, Blaha, Buchli,   March 13-18, 1989     119:39:40
     Discovery   Springer, Bagian
60.  STS-30      Walker, Grabe,          May 4-8, 1989          96:57:35
     Atlantis    Thagard, Cleave, Lee
61.  STS-28      Shaw, Richards,         Aug 8-13, 1989        121:00:53
     Columbia    Leestma, Adamson,
                 Brown
62.  STS-34      Williams, McCulley,     Oct. 18-23, 1989      119:41:00
     Atlantis    Baker, Chang-Diaz,
                 Lucid
63.  STS-33      Gregory, Blaha,         Nov 22-27, 1989       120:07:32
     Discovery   Musgrave, Thornton,
                 Carter
64.  STS-32      Brandenstein,           Jan 9-20, 1990        261:01:38
     Columbia    Wetherbee, Dunbar,
                 Ivins, Low
65.  STS-36      Creighton, Casper,      Feb 28-March 4,       106:19:43
     Atlantis    Hilmers, Mullane,       1990
                 Thuot
66.  STS-31      Shriver, Bolden,        April 24-29, 1990     121:16:06
     Discovery   Hawley, McCandless,
                 Sullivan
67.  STS-41      Richards, Cabana,       Oct 6-10, 1990         98:10:04
     Discovery   Shepherd, Melnick,
                 Akers
68.  STS-38      Covey, Culbertson,      Nov 15-20, 1990       117:54:31
     Atlantis    Gemar, Meade, Springer
69.  STS-35      Brand, Gardner,         Dec 2-10, 1990        215:05:08
     Columbia    Hoffman, Lounge,
                 Parker, Parise,
                 Durrance
70.  STS-37      Nagel, Cameron, Apt,    April 5-11, 1991      143:32:44
     Atlantis    Godwin, Ross
71.  STS-39      Coats, Hammond,         April 28-May 6, 1991  199:22:21
     Discovery   Bluford, Hieb,
                 Harbaugh, McMonagle,
                 Veach
72.  STS-40      O'Connor, Gutierrez,    June 5-14, 1991       218:14:20
     Columbia    Bagian, Jernigan,
                 Seddon, Gaffney,
                 Hughes-Fulford
73.  STS-43      Blaha, Baker, Adamson,  Aug 2-11, 1991        213:21:25
     Atlantis    Low, Lucid
74.  STS-48      Creighton, Reightler,   Sep 12-18, 1991       128:27:34
     Discovery   Brown, Gemar, Buchli
75.  STS-44      Gregory, Henricks,      Nov 24-Dec 1, 1991    166:50:42
     Atlantis    Runco, Voss, Musgrave,
                 Hennen
76.  STS-42      Grabe, Oswald, Readdy,  Jan 22-30, 1992       193:14:45
     Discovery   Thagard, Hilmers,
                 Bondar, Merbold
77.  STS-45      Bolden, Duffy,          March 24-April 2,     214:09:00
     Atlantis    Sullivan, Leestma,      1992
                 Foale, Frimout,
                 Lichtenberg
78.  STS-49      Brandenstein, Chilton,  May 7-16, 1992        213:17:38
     Endeavour   Melnick, Akers, Hieb,
                 Thornton, Thuot
79.  STS-50      Richards, Bowersox,     June 25-Jul 9, 1992   331:30:04
     Columbia    Dunbar, Meade, Baker,
                DeLucas,Trinh
80.  STS-46      Shriver, Allen,         Jul 31-Aug 8, 1992    191:16:07
     Atlantis    Hoffman, Chang-Diaz,
                 Ivins, Nicollier,
                 Malerba
81.  STS-47      Gibson, Brown, Lee,     Sep 12-20, 1992       190:30:23
     Endeavour   Davis, Jemison, Mohri,
                 Apt
82.  STS-52      Wetherbee, Baker,       Oct 22-Nov 1, 1992    236:56:13
     Columbia    Veach, Jernigan,
                 Shepherd, MacLean
83.  STS-53      Walker, Cabana,         Dec 2-9, 1992         175:19:17
     Discovery   Bluford, Voss,
                 Clifford
84.  STS-54      Casper, McMonagle,      Jan 13-19, 1993       143:38:17
     Endeavour   Runco, Harbaugh, Helms
85.  STS-56      Cameron, Oswald,        April 8-17, 1993      222:09:21
     Discovery   Cockrell, Foale, Ochoa
86.  STS-55      Nagel, Henricks, Ross,  April 26-May 6, 1993  239:40:00
     Columbia    Precourt, Harris,
                 Walter, Schlegel
87.  STS-57      Grabe, Duffy, Low,      June 21-Jul 1, 1993   239:45:00
     Endeavour   Sherlock, Voss, Wisoff
88.  STS-51      Culbertson, Readdy,     Sep 12-22, 1993       236:11:00
     Discovery   Newman, Bursch, Walz
89.  STS-58      Blaha, Searfoss,        Oct 18-Nov 1, 1993    336:13:01
     Columbia    Seddon, McArthur,
                 Wolf, Lucid, Fettman
90.  STS-61      Covey, Bowersox,        Dec 2-13, 1993        259:59:00
     Endeavour   Musgrave, Hoffman,
                 Thornton, Akers,
                 Nicollier
91.  STS-60      Bolden, Reightler,      Feb 3-11, 1994        199:09:00
     Discovery   Chang-Diaz, Davis,
                 Sega, Krikalev
92.  STS-62      Casper, Allen, Gemar,   March 4-18, 1994      335:16:00
     Columbia    Ivins, Thuot
93.  STS-59      Gutierrez, Chilton,     April 9-20, 1994      269:49:00
     Endeavour   Godwin, Apt, Clifford,
                 Jones
94.  STS-65      Cabana, Halsell, Hieb,  Jul 8-23, 1994        353:55:00
     Columbia    Thomas, Walz, Chiao,
                 Naito-Mukai
95.  STS-64      Richards, Hammond,      Sep 9-20, 1994        262:51:00
     Discovery   Helms, Meade, Lee,
                 Linenger
96.  STS-68      Baker, Wilcutt, Jones,  Sep 30-Oct 11,        269:46:00
     Endeavour   Bursch, Wisoff, Smith   1994
97.  STS-66      McMonagle, Brown,       Nov 3-14, 1994        262:34:00
     Atlantis    Ochoa, Tanner,
                 Parazynski, Clervoy
98.  STS-63      Wetherbee, Collins,     Feb 3-11, 1995        198:28:15
     Discovery   Harris, Foale, Voss,
                 Titov
99.  STS-67      Oswald, Gregory,        March 2-18, 1995      399:09:46
     Endeavour   Jernigan, Lawrence,
                 Grunsfeld, Durrance,
                 Parise
100. STS-71      Gibson, Precourt,       June 27, 1995        235:22:15
     Atlantis    Baker, Dunbar, 
                 Harbaugh, Solovev
                 Budarin, Thagard,
                 Dezhurov, Strekalov

Total: 68 Flights, 379 Crew Members Flown.**