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7,621 satellites and probes
SpacecraftLaunchOperatorLaunch vehicle
Luna 1Luna 1January 2, 1959S.P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation EnergiaLuna 8K72
SCORESCOREDecember 18, 1958Defense Advanced Research Projects AgencySM-65B Atlas
Pioneer 3Pioneer 3December 6, 1958National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Army Ballistic Missile AgencyJuno II
Luna E-1 No.3Luna E-1 No.3December 4, 1958—Luna 8K72
Pioneer 2Pioneer 2November 8, 1958National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationThor Able I
Beacon 1October 23, 1958—Juno I
Luna E-1 No.2Luna E-1 No.2October 11, 1958—Luna 8K72
Pioneer 1Pioneer 1October 11, 1958National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationThor Able I
Luna E-1 No.1September 23, 1958—Luna 8K72
Explorer 5Explorer 5August 24, 1958—Juno I
Pioneer 0Pioneer 0August 17, 1958United States Air ForceThor Able I
Pilot-2August 12, 1958—NOTS-EV-1 Pilot
Explorer 4Explorer 4July 26, 1958—Juno I
SL-1 rocket bodyMay 15, 1958—Sputnik 8A91
Sputnik 3Sputnik 3May 15, 1958S.P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation EnergiaSputnik
Vanguard TV5Vanguard TV5April 29, 1958—Vanguard
Sputnik 3Sputnik 3April 27, 1958—Sputnik
Explorer 3Explorer 3March 26, 1958Army Ballistic Missile Agency, Jet Propulsion LaboratoryJuno I
Vanguard 1Vanguard 1March 17, 1958—Vanguard
Explorer 2Explorer 2March 5, 1958—Juno I
Vanguard 1BVanguard 1BFebruary 5, 1958—Vanguard
Explorer 1Explorer 1February 1, 1958Army Ballistic Missile AgencyJuno I
Vanguard 1AVanguard 1ADecember 6, 1957United States Naval Research LaboratoryVanguard
Sputnik 2Sputnik 2November 3, 1957S.P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation EnergiaSputnik
Sputnik 1Sputnik 1October 4, 1957Soviet UnionSputnik
LUVOIR-ALUVOIR-A2039——
LUVOIR-BLUVOIR-B2039——
LiteBIRD2036Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Institute of Space and Astronautical Science—
Venera-D2036RussiaProton
Advanced Telescope for High-Energy AstrophysicsAdvanced Telescope for High-Energy Astrophysics2035European Space AgencyAriane 6
Carl Sagan Observatory2034——
ARIELARIEL2031——
Endurance-A2030——
Luna 282030Roscosmos State CorporationAngara
Ultraviolet ExplorerUltraviolet Explorer2030California Institute of Technology, Goddard Space Flight Center—
MAGPIE2029ispace EUROPE S.A.—
Máni2029University of Copenhagen—
Genesis2028European Space Agency—
Lunar Polar Exploration lander2028Indian Space Research OrganisationH3 Launch Vehicle
Lunar Polar Exploration roverLunar Polar Exploration rover2028Japan Aerospace Exploration AgencyH3 Launch Vehicle
Lunar Volatile and Mineralogy Mapping Orbiter2028——
Methane Remote Sensing Lidar MissionMethane Remote Sensing Lidar Mission2028German Aerospace Center, CNES—
Rosalind FranklinRosalind Franklin2028—Falcon Heavy
Small-JASMINE2028—Epsilon
Space Reactor‑1 FreedomSpace Reactor‑1 Freedom2028National Aeronautics and Space Administration—
ALTIUS2027European Space AgencyVega C
Haven-1Haven-12027—Falcon 9 Block 5
Luna 26Luna 262027Roscosmos State CorporationSoyuz-2.1b