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Mars 96 Penetrator
Vehicle
The Mars 96 spacecraft was launched into Earth orbit, but failed to achieve insertion into Mars
Vela 6B
Vehicle
Vela 6B was one of two spin-stabilized, polyhedral satellites that comprised the sixth launch in the Vela program.
Sunlab-A
Vehicle
SUNLAB-A is a Shuttle-attached payload which is a reflight of the four solar physics instruments designed to be flown aboard SPACELAB 2.
ORBIS CAL I
Vehicle
Firewheel Sub-Sat 1
Vehicle
This sub-payload would have been ejected from FIRE-A, and carried diagnostic instruments for observation of the ion releases in the night magnetosphere
GRASP
Vehicle
Apollo 15 SIVB
Vehicle
The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster.
SPARTAN 201-03
Vehicle
American solar observatory flown during STS-69
CORSA
Vehicle
Cosmic Radiation Satellite.The CORSA satellite was launched but failed to achieve orbit.
Spartan-C
Vehicle
Scientific objectives include a survey of selected star fields and far-UV images of diffuse nebulae and nearby galaxies.
Apollo 12 SIVB
Vehicle
The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster.
STS/STORE
Vehicle
STORE is a shuttle flight for engineering tests of key components of the Gravity Probe-B science mission, which will be the main mission to test Einstein's theory of general relativity.
Vela 6A
Vehicle
Vela 6A was one of two spin-stabilized, polyhedral satellites that comprised the sixth launch in the Vela program.
Apollo 16 Subsatellite
Vehicle
The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster.
Apollo 15 Subsatellite
Vehicle
The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster.
LAS
Vehicle
Electrodynamics Explorer
Vehicle
The purpose of the Electrodynamics Explorer mission is to study the basic electrodynamics of the earth's magnetosphere-ionosphere system.
OSO-K
Vehicle
Lambda 4S-4
Vehicle
ATS C-2
Vehicle
This proposed spacecraft was the museum piece (or back-up) from ATS 1. The flight only reached the proposal stage and was never approved.
Shijian-16-01
Vehicle
Prognoz 2
Vehicle
Prognoz 2 was placed in a highly elliplical orbit. It detected cosmic gamma-ray bursts as well as solar events.
1965-027E
Vehicle
LANL 97A
Vehicle
This spacecraft is classified. It is known to carry a Magnetospheric Plasma Analyzer (MPA) similar to that LANL instrument on other spacecraft, many of which are in the USA series of spacecraft.
Firewheel Sub-Sat 2
Vehicle
This sun-payload would have been ejected from FIRE-A, and carried diagnostic instruments for observation of the ion releases in the night magnetosphere.
Shijian-15
Vehicle
Luna 24 Descent Craft
Vehicle
The last of the Luna series of spacecraft, the Luna 24 probe was the third Soviet mission to retrieve lunar ground samples
Apollo 14 SIVB
Vehicle
The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster.
Explorer S45
Vehicle
Its mission was to investigate the shape of the ionosphere. The spacecraft did not achieve orbit.
Apollo 16 SIVB
Vehicle
The Apollo Saturn V SIVB was the third stage of the Saturn V booster.
Lambda 4S-3
Vehicle
Beam
Vehicle
Firewheel Sub-Sat 3
Vehicle
This sun-payload would have been ejected from FIRE-A, and carried diagnositc instruments for observation of the ion releases in the night magnetosphere.
EOS-CHEM1
Vehicle
The Earth Observing System (EOS) is a science and observation program that will provide long-term data sets for Earth system science in order to gain an understanding of the interactions between Earth's land, atmosphere, oceans, and biology.
Gaofen 7
Vehicle
EarthForce One
Vehicle
GECAM B
Vehicle
Gravitational Wave High-energy Electromagnetic Counterpart All-sky Monitor is a constellation of two small X-ray and gamma-ray all-sky observatories to search for gamma-ray counterparts to gravitational wave events.
ExactView 9
Vehicle
Equatorial LEO AIS Satellite
Owl 2
Vehicle
Coordinated measurement of the light of aurorae and the energetic particles that cause them. NHB 8030.2B
SSBUV05
Vehicle
spacecraft
Explorer S45A
Vehicle
Its mission was to investigate the shape of the ionosphere. The second stage ignition system malfunctioned and the spacecraft did not achieve orbit.
SSBUV06
Vehicle
spacecraft
Explorer S55
Vehicle
Its mission was to evaluate the launch vehicle, and investigate micrometeoroid impact and penetration. Mission have failed
Atlas 4
Vehicle
STS/Tether 2
Vehicle
Regatta-A
Vehicle
The Regatta series of small spacecraft (230 kg payloads) were being developed by the Institute of Space Research in Russia to perform a variety of space science investigations.
GECAM A
Vehicle
(Gravitational Wave High-energy Electromagnetic Counterpart All-sky Monitor) is a constellation of two small X-ray and gamma-ray all-sky observatories to search for gamma-ray counterparts to gravitational wave events
SR 4/GREB 4
Vehicle
The SR4/GREB4 mission, also designated Sunray 4 or Solar Radiation 4 was a U.S. Navy solar radiation monitoring satellite.The satellites failed to reach orbit due to a failure of the second stage.
EGRET
Place
The Explorer Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope was to perform gamma-ray observations at higher sensitivity,.This mission was cancelled.
Minerva II Rover-1B
Vehicle
Hayabusa2 carried three MINERVA-II rovers, which actually use internal rotating masses to "hop" across the surface. Two of the rovers, Rover-1A (HIBOU) and Rover-1B (OWL),
Minerva II Rover-2
Vehicle
Hayabusa2 carried three MINERVA-II rovers, which actually use internal rotating masses to "hop" across the surface. The Minerva II Rover-2 (ULULA) was the third of these to be deployed
Minerva II Rover-1A
Vehicle
Hayabusa2 carried three MINERVA-II rovers, which actually use internal rotating masses to "hop" across the surface. Two of the rovers, Rover-1A (HIBOU) and Rover-1B (OWL)
BRITE-Toronto
Vehicle
Canadian nanosatellite observatory
SATech-01
Vehicle
Chinese technology demonstration and X-ray astronomy satellite
BRITE-Montréal
Vehicle
Canadian nanosatellite observatory, failed to separate from launch vehicle
P21A
Vehicle
The P-21A was a suborbital probe designed to collect nighttime ionospheric data needed to improve Earth-space communications.
TEX
Vehicle
The US Military's STACKSAT mission involved the launch of three similar spacecraft (POGS, TEX, and SCE) on the same booster.