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Satellites and probes

7,621 satellites and probes

Spacecraft	Launch	Operator	Launch vehicle
Shijian-4	February 8, 1994	—	Long March 3A
MILStar 1	February 7, 1994	—	Titan IV
BremSat	February 3, 1994	—	Space Shuttle
Myojo	February 3, 1994	National Space Development Agency	H-II
OREX	February 3, 1994	National Space Development Agency	H-II
Progress M-21	January 28, 1994	—	Soyuz-U
Clementine	January 25, 1994	Ballistic Missile Defense Organization	Titan 23G
Interstage Adapter Satellite	January 25, 1994	Ballistic Missile Defense Organization	Titan 23G
TUBSAT-2	January 25, 1994	—	Tsyklon-3
Eutelsat II F5	January 24, 1994	Eutelsat	Ariane 44LP
Türksat 1A	January 24, 1994	Türksat	Ariane 44LP
Gals 1	January 20, 1994	—	Proton-K
Soyuz TM-18	January 8, 1994	Roscosmos State Corporation	Soyuz-U2
GMS 6	January 1, 1994	—	—
Relict 2	January 1, 1994	—	—
DBS-1	December 18, 1993	—	Ariane 44L
THAICOM 1A	December 18, 1993	—	Ariane 44L
Telstar 401	December 16, 1993	AT&T Corporation	Atlas II
NATO 4B	December 8, 1993	NATO	Delta II
Meteosat 6	November 20, 1993	EUMETSAT, European Space Agency	Ariane 44LP
Solidaridad 1	November 20, 1993	Telecomm-Telégrafos	Ariane 44LP
Gorizont 29	November 18, 1993	—	Proton-K
Cosmos 2267	November 5, 1993	—	Soyuz-U
Cosmos 2266	November 2, 1993	—	Kosmos-3M
Gorizont 28	October 28, 1993	—	Proton-K
Cosmos 2265	October 26, 1993	—	Kosmos-3M
USA-96	October 26, 1993	United States Air Force	Delta II
Intelsat 701	October 22, 1993	—	Ariane 44LP
Progress M-20	October 11, 1993	—	Soyuz-U
FSW-1 5	October 8, 1993	—	Long March 2C
Landsat 6	October 5, 1993	National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Titan 23G
Eyesat	September 26, 1993	—	Ariane 40
Healthsat-2	September 26, 1993	—	Ariane 40
ITAMSAT	September 26, 1993	AMSAT	Ariane 40
Kitsat-2	September 26, 1993	—	Ariane 40
PoSAT-1	September 26, 1993	—	Ariane 40
SPOT-3	September 26, 1993	Airbus DS Geo	Ariane 40
Stella	September 26, 1993	—	Ariane 40
IRS-1E	September 20, 1993	Indian Space Research Organisation	Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle
Cosmos 2264	September 17, 1993	—	Tsyklon-2
Cosmos 2263	September 16, 1993	—	Zenit-2
Advanced Communications Technology Satellite	September 12, 1993	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Space Shuttle
ORFEUS-SPAS I	September 12, 1993	National Aeronautics and Space Administration, German Space Agency	Space Shuttle
Cosmos 2262	September 7, 1993	—	Soyuz-U2
UFO 2	September 3, 1993	—	Atlas I
TEMISAT	August 31, 1993	—	Tsyklon-3
USA-94	August 30, 1993	United States Air Force	Delta II
Kosmos 2261	August 10, 1993	—	Molniya-M