Spacecraft

Demonstrator-2R

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ESA spacecraft used to test inflatable heat shield technology

AOS-Sky

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MAGIC

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Mars Life Explorer

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M-MATISSE

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ODERACS 2A

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Endurance-A

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ODERACS 2D

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DRUMS

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Japanese experimental satellite

SNAP-1

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26386

SathyabamaSat

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41600

Shijian-16-02

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Oracle

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Skylark

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Castalia

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proposed comet/asteroid exploration spacecraft

OV1-11

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US Air Force satellite

X-NTRV

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Plasma Observatory

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Space Infrastructure Servicing

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proposed in-space refueling spacecraft

UVSQ-SAT

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Orbiting Astronomical Observatory B

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NASA space observatory launched in 1970, lost when rocket fairing failed to separate

STARS-AO

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Japanese CubeSat space telescope

ISIS-C

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Mars 3 Lander

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the Mars 3 descent module was to perform a soft landing on Mars, return images from the surface, and return data on meteorological conditions, atmospheric composition, and mechanical and chemical properties of the soil.

Mars 94 (Cancelled)

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The Mars 94 mission is composed of an orbiter, two ground stations, and two penetrators.

Lambda 4S-1

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DAVINCI PLUS

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The DAVINCI+ (Deep Atmosphere of Venus Investigation of Noble gases, Chemistry, and Imaging Plus) mission involves a flyby/orbiter and an in-situ atmospheric probe to study Venus.

Shijian-11-05

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Owl 1

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Measure the intensity of auroral light at wavelengths OW Oxygen (5577A), Introgen (3914A), and hydrogen (4861A). NHB 8030.2B

SPARTAN 101

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American X-ray astronomy spacecraft flown during STS-51-G

Artificial Comet

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In 1961, an artificial comet payload was planned for launch in 1963

Apollo 8 SIVB

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The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster.

Apollo Lunar Series

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OSO-C

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This was the third in a series of Orbiting Solar Observatories launched with the intention of maintaining continuity of observations during solar activity cycle.

1971-054A

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The objective of this spacecraft was to test an infrared celestial mapping sensor system.

OSO-J

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Mars 2 Lander

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he primary scientific objective of the Mars 2 descent module was to perform a soft landing on Mars. The spacecraft impacted the surface and was destroyed.

Lambda 4S-2

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Apollo 11 SIVB

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The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster.

Apollo 13 SIVB

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The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster.

Astromag FF

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Astromag Free-Flyer (FF) permits measurements of high energy (>1GeV/nucleon) cosmic ray nuclei and electrons with unprecedented accuracy and sensitivity

SMS 2

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spacecraft, a NASA-developed, NOAA-operated spacecraft

Firewheel Sub-Sat 4

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This sub-payload would have been ejected from FIRE-A, and carried diagnostic instruments for observation of the ion releases in the night magnetosphere.

SOLRAD 11A

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SOLRAD 11A was one of a pair of identical satellites that were placed in a circular equatorial orbit of 20 earth radii

ISTP/Equator

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The ISTP/EQUATOR spacecraft was removed from consideration when the ISTP mission was re-scoped in late 1989. EQUATOR was one of the four spacecraft in the original International Solar Terrestrial Physics (ISTP) program

SOLRAD 11B

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SOLRAD 11B was one of a pair of identical satellites that were placed in a circular equatorial orbit of 20 earth radii

RM 18

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Ariane V2

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Ariane V2 is one of the planned launches in the French Ariane mission. The purpose of the mission is to develop a launch vehicle capable of injecting a spacecraft into an elliptical transfer orbit.

COS-A

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Relict 2

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Relict 2 has the twin objectives of acquiring submillimeter wavelength astrophysical and magnetotail plasma data

GMS 6

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SSBUV04

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The fourth Shuttle Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SSBUV04) payload was co-manifested with the ATLAS 1 payload.

Apollo 9 SIVB

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The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster.

S3-3

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This spacecraft was a small observatory in a near-polar orbit with eight different sensors on board. It was designed to observe various magnetospheric parameters and their interrelationships

P21

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This spacecraft was in the shape of a frustrum of an octagonal right pyramid.

Firewheel

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This spacecraft was designed to make barium and lithium ion releases in the night magnetosphere

Prognoz 1

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Soviet scientific research spacecraft, launched 1972

Spartan-B

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spacecraft

Apollo 10 SIVB

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The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster. The SIVB consisted of a truncated cone with a bottom diameter of 10.06 m topped by a long cylinder with a diameter of 6.60 m.

SPARTAN 201-04

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American solar observatory flown during STS-87