Satellites and probes: Z

32 satellites and probes

Spacecraft	Launch	Operator	Launch vehicle
ZACUBE-1	November 21, 2013	Cape Peninsula University of Technology	Dnepr
ZACUBE-2	December 27, 2018	—	Soyuz-2.1a
Zeya	March 4, 1997	—	Start-1
ZHANGZHENG-1	February 2, 2018	—	Long March 2D
Zhongxing 15A	November 27, 2012	China Satellite Communications Co., Ltd.	Long March 3B
Zhongxing 1D	November 26, 2021	—	Long March 3B
Zhongxing 20	November 14, 2003	—	Long March 3A
Zhongxing-10	June 20, 2011	China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation	Long March 3B
Zhuhai-1 01	June 15, 2017	Zhuhai Orbita Control Engineering Co. Ltd.	Long March 4B
Zhuhai-1 02	June 15, 2017	Zhuhai Orbita Control Engineering Co. Ltd.	Long March 4B
Zhurong	July 23, 2020	China National Space Administration	Long March 5
ZimSat-1	November 7, 2022	—	Antares
Ziyuan 1-02C	December 22, 2011	China Centre for Resources Satellite Data and Application	Long March 4B
Ziyuan 1-02D	September 12, 2019	China Centre for Resources Satellite Data and Application	Long March 4B
Ziyuan 1-02E	December 26, 2021	China Centre for Resources Satellite Data and Application	Long March 4C
Ziyuan 2-01	September 1, 2000	—	Long March 4B
Ziyuan 2-02	October 27, 2002	—	Long March 4B
Ziyuan 2-03	November 6, 2004	—	Long March 4B
Ziyuan 3-01	January 9, 2012	Ministry of Land and Resources of the People's Republic of China	Long March 4B
Ziyuan 3-02	May 30, 2016	Ministry of Land and Resources of the People's Republic of China	Long March 4B
Ziyuan 3-03	July 25, 2020	Ministry of Land and Resources of the People's Republic of China	Long March 4B
Zond 1	April 2, 1964	—	Molniya
Zond 2	November 30, 1964	—	Molniya
Zond 3	July 18, 1965	—	Molniya
Zond 3MV-1 No.2	February 19, 1964	—	Molniya
Zond 4	March 2, 1968	—	Proton-K
Zond 5	September 14, 1968	—	Proton-K
Zond 6	November 10, 1968	—	Proton-K
Zond 7	August 7, 1969	—	Proton-K
Zond 8	October 20, 1970	—	Proton-K
Zond L1S-1	February 21, 1969	—	N1
Zuma	January 8, 2018	—	Falcon 9 Full Thrust