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Satellites and probes

7,621 satellites and probes

Spacecraft	Launch	Operator	Launch vehicle
Cosmos 1982	November 30, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Soyuz TM-7	November 26, 1988	Soviet space program	Soyuz-U2
Cosmos 1981	November 24, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Cosmos 1980	November 23, 1988	—	Zenit-2
Cosmos 1979	November 18, 1988	—	Tsyklon-2
KH 11-09	November 6, 1988	National Reconnaissance Office	Titan 34D
TDF 1	October 28, 1988	TDF Group	Ariane 2
Cosmos 1978	October 27, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Kosmos 1977	October 25, 1988	—	Molniya-M
Cosmos 1976	October 13, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Cosmos 1975	October 11, 1988	—	Tsyklon-3
Kosmos 1974	October 3, 1988	—	Molniya-M
TDRS-3	September 29, 1988	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Space Shuttle
NOAA-11	September 24, 1988	—	Atlas E/F
Cosmos 1973	September 22, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Ofeq-1	September 19, 1988	Israel Space Agency	Shavit
Cosmos 1970	September 16, 1988	—	Proton-K
Cosmos 1971	September 16, 1988	—	Proton-K
Cosmos 1972	September 16, 1988	—	Proton-K
Sakura 3B	September 16, 1988	—	H-I
Cosmos 1969	September 15, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Cosmos 1968	September 9, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Progress 38	September 9, 1988	—	Soyuz-U2
GSTAR 3	September 8, 1988	—	Ariane 3
SBS 5	September 8, 1988	—	Ariane 3
Cosmos 1967	September 6, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Farrah 3	September 5, 1988	United States Air Force	Titan 23G
Kosmos 1966	August 30, 1988	—	Molniya-M
Soyuz TM-6	August 29, 1988	Soviet space program	Soyuz-U2
Cosmos 1964	August 23, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Cosmos 1965	August 23, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Gorizont 16	August 18, 1988	—	Proton-K
Cosmos 1963	August 16, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Cosmos 1962	August 8, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
FSW-1 2	August 5, 1988	—	Long March 2C
Cosmos 1961	August 1, 1988	—	Proton-K
Cosmos 1960	July 28, 1988	—	Kosmos-3M
Eutelsat I F-5	July 21, 1988	Eutelsat	Ariane 3
INSAT-1C	July 21, 1988	Indian Space Research Organisation	Ariane 3
Cosmos 1959	July 18, 1988	—	Kosmos-3M
Progress 37	July 18, 1988	—	Soyuz-U2
Cosmos 1958	July 14, 1988	—	Kosmos-3M
SROSS-B	July 13, 1988	Indian Space Research Organisation	Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle
Phobos 2	July 12, 1988	Russian Space Research Institute	Proton-K
Cosmos 1957	July 7, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Phobos 1	July 7, 1988	Russian Space Research Institute	Proton-K
Cosmos 1956	June 23, 1988	—	Soyuz-U
Cosmos 1955	June 22, 1988	—	Soyuz-U