1993, spaceflight, following, outline, astronauts, story, musgrave, jeffrey, hoffman, repair, hubble, space, telescope, during, orbital, launchesfirst12, januarylast22, decembertotal83successes77failures4partial, failures2national, firstssatellite, portugalroc. The following is an outline of 1993 in spaceflight 1993 in spaceflightAstronauts Story Musgrave and Jeffrey Hoffman repair the Hubble Space Telescope during STS 61 Orbital launchesFirst12 JanuaryLast22 DecemberTotal83Successes77Failures4Partial failures2National firstsSatellite PortugalRocketsMaiden flightsAriane 4 42LAtlas IIASPSLVStart 1Crewed flightsOrbital9Total travellers47vte Contents 1 First Hubble repair mission 2 Launches 2 1 January 2 2 February 2 3 March 2 4 April 2 5 May 2 6 June 2 7 July 2 8 August 2 9 September 2 10 October 2 11 November 2 12 December 3 Deep Space Rendezvous 4 EVAs 5 References 5 1 FootnotesFirst Hubble repair mission editThis section is an excerpt from STS 61 edit nbsp Musgrave being raised to the top of Hubble by Canadarm as it sits in Endeavour s payload bay STS 61 was NASA s first Hubble Space Telescope servicing mission and the fifth flight of the Space Shuttle Endeavour The mission launched on December 2 1993 from Kennedy Space Center KSC in Florida The mission restored the spaceborne observatory s vision marred by spherical aberration in its mirror with the installation of a new main camera and a corrective optics package COSTAR This correction occurred more than three and a half years after the Hubble was launched aboard STS 31 in April 1990 The flight also brought instrument upgrades and new solar arrays to the telescope With its very heavy workload the STS 61 mission was one of the most complex in the Shuttle s history Launches edit Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Date and time UTC Rocket Flight number Launch site LSP Payload CubeSat Operator Orbit Function Decay UTC Outcome Remarks January edit 12 January 11 10 17 nbsp Kosmos 3M nbsp Plesetsk Site 133 3 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2230 Tsikada MO RF Low Earth Navigation In orbit Successful 13 January 01 49 nbsp Molniya M nbsp Plesetsk Site 43 3 nbsp VKS nbsp Molniya 1 85 MOM Molniya Communications 15 November 2005 Successful 13 January 13 59 30 1 nbsp Space Shuttle Endeavour 2 nbsp Kennedy LC 39B nbsp United Space Alliance nbsp STS 54 NASA Low Earth Satellite deployment 19 January 13 37 47 Successful nbsp TDRS 6 TDRS F NASA Geosynchronous Communications In orbit Operational Crewed orbital flight with five astronauts 19 January 14 49 01 nbsp Soyuz U nbsp Plesetsk Site 43 3 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2231 Yantar 4K2 66 MOM Low Earth Reconnaissance 25 March Successful 24 January 05 58 05 nbsp Soyuz U2 nbsp Baikonur Site 1 5 nbsp VKS nbsp Soyuz TM 16 Roskosmos Low Earth Mir Mir EO 13 22 July Successful Crewed orbital flight with two cosmonauts 26 January 15 55 26 nbsp Molniya M nbsp Plesetsk Site 16 2 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2232 Oko MOM Molniya Missile defence In orbit Operational 27 January 10 43 41 nbsp Black Brant XII nbsp Poker Flat nbsp NASA nbsp PHAZE NASA Suborbital Ionosphere In orbit Failure Apogee 10 kilometres 6 2 mi Failed before reaching space 28 January nbsp HPB nbsp Wake Island nbsp Orbital Sciences nbsp US Air Force Suborbital Reentry vehicle test 28 January Successful Apogee 400 kilometres 250 mi February edit 3 February 02 55 nbsp Delta II 7925 nbsp Cape Canaveral LC 17A nbsp McDonnell Douglas nbsp USA 88 GPS IIA 9 US Air Force Medium Earth Navigation In orbit Successful 5 February 16 24 nbsp Storm nbsp White Sands SULF nbsp US Air Force nbsp US Air Force Suborbital BTTV 3 Validation 5 February Successful Apogee 200 kilometres 120 mi 7 February nbsp Prithvi nbsp Balasore nbsp DRDO nbsp DRDO Suborbital Missile test 7 February Successful Apogee 100 kilometres 62 mi 8 February 20 00 nbsp Black Brant IX nbsp White Sands LC 36 nbsp NASA nbsp NASA Suborbital Solar 8 February Successful Apogee 289 kilometres 180 mi 9 February 02 56 56 nbsp Kosmos 3M nbsp Plesetsk Site 133 3 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2233 Parus MO RF Low Earth Navigation In orbit Operational 9 February 14 30 nbsp Pegasus nbsp Kennedy Balls 8 nbsp Orbital Sciences nbsp Orbcomm CDS 1 Orbcomm Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp SCD 1 INPE Low Earth Environmental In orbit Operational 11 February nbsp HPB nbsp Wake Island nbsp Orbital Sciences nbsp Orbital Sciences Suborbital Re entry vehicle test 11 February Failure Apogee 2 kilometres 1 2 mi 17 February 20 09 47 nbsp Proton K DM 2 nbsp Baikonur Site 81 23 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2234 GLONASS MOM Medium Earth Navigation In orbit Operational nbsp Kosmos 2235 GLONASS MOM Medium Earth Navigation In orbit Operational nbsp Kosmos 2236 GLONASS MOM Medium Earth Navigation In orbit Operational 18 February 07 00 nbsp S 520 nbsp Kagoshima LA K nbsp ISAS nbsp METS ISAS Suborbital Ionosphere and Plasma 18 February Successful Apogee 272 kilometres 169 mi 19 February 13 45 nbsp RH 560 nbsp Sriharikota nbsp ISRO nbsp ISRO Suborbital Ionosphere 19 February Successful Apogee 290 kilometres 180 mi 19 February 13 15 nbsp RH 560 nbsp Sriharikota nbsp ISRO nbsp ISRO Suborbital Ionosphere 19 February Successful Apogee 300 kilometres 190 mi 19 February 18 00 nbsp Black Brant 9CM1 nbsp White Sands LC 36 nbsp Space Services Incorporated nbsp CONSORT 6 SSI Suborbital Microgravity 19 February Successful Apogee 301 kilometres 187 mi 20 February 02 20 nbsp Mu 3S II nbsp Kagoshima LA M1 nbsp ISAS nbsp ASCA ASTRO D ISAS Low Earth Astronomy 2 March 2001 Successful 21 February 18 32 33 nbsp Soyuz U2 nbsp Baikonur Site 1 5 nbsp VKS nbsp Progress M 16 Roskosmos Low Earth Mir Logistics 27 March Successful 25 February 13 40 nbsp RT 2PM Topol nbsp Plesetsk nbsp RVSN nbsp RVSN Suborbital Missile test 25 February Successful Apogee 1 000 kilometres 620 mi 26 February 20 45 nbsp Polaris STARS nbsp Barking Sands LC 42 nbsp Space Data Corporation nbsp FTU 1 SDC Suborbital Test 26 February Successful Maiden flight of UGM 27 Polaris in STARS configuration Apogee 900 kilometres 560 mi March edit 2 March nbsp LGM 118 Peacekeeper nbsp Vandenberg LF 02 nbsp US Air Force nbsp US Air Force Suborbital Missile test 2 March Successful Apogee 1 000 kilometres 620 mi 8 March 00 15 nbsp Nike Orion nbsp White Sands nbsp NASA nbsp CWAS 29 NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 8 March Successful Apogee 140 kilometres 87 mi 10 March 13 38 nbsp Nike Orion nbsp White Sands nbsp NASA nbsp CWAS 30 NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 10 March Successful Apogee 140 kilometres 87 mi 10 March nbsp LGM 30G Minuteman III nbsp Vandenberg LF 26 nbsp US Air Force nbsp GT 151GB US Air Force Suborbital Missile test 10 March Successful Apogee 1 300 kilometres 810 mi 16 March 02 12 41 nbsp Black Brant 9CM1 nbsp Wallops Island LA 2 nbsp SDIO nbsp SPEAR 3 SDIO Suborbital Plasma 16 March Successful Apogee 290 kilometres 180 mi 22 March nbsp Sonda 2 nbsp Alcantara nbsp INPE nbsp Maruda INPE Suborbital Ionosphere 22 March Successful Apogee 102 kilometres 63 mi 25 March 02 28 nbsp Proton K DM 2 nbsp Baikonur Site 81 23 nbsp VKS nbsp Raduga 29 MOM Geostationary Communications In orbit Operational 25 March 13 15 27 nbsp Start 1 nbsp Plesetsk Site 158 nbsp RVSN nbsp EKA MO RF Low Earth Technology In orbit Successful Maiden flight of Start 1 25 March 21 38 nbsp Atlas I nbsp Cape Canaveral LC 36B nbsp General Dynamics nbsp UHF 1 US Navy Geosynchronous Communications In orbit Launch failure Booster engine failure left spacecraft in useless orbit 26 March 02 21 nbsp Zenit 2 nbsp Baikonur Site 45 1 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2237 Tselina 2 MO RF Low Earth ELINT In orbit Operational 30 March 03 09 nbsp Delta II 7925 nbsp Cape Canaveral LC 17A nbsp McDonnell Douglas nbsp USA 90 GPS IIA 10 US Air Force Medium Earth Navigation In orbit Successful Decommissioned on 24 October 2005 30 March 12 00 nbsp Tsyklon 2 nbsp Baikonur Site 90 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2238 US PM MO RF Low Earth Reconnaissance 10 December 1994 Successful 31 March 03 34 13 nbsp Soyuz U2 nbsp Baikonur Site 1 5 nbsp VKS nbsp Progress M 17 Roskosmos Low Earth Mir Logistics 3 March 1994 Successful April edit 1 April 18 57 26 nbsp Kosmos 3M nbsp Plesetsk Site 133 3 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2239 Parus MO RF Low Earth Navigation In orbit Operational 2 April 10 09 nbsp Black Brant XII nbsp Poker Flat nbsp NASA nbsp Alaska 93 NASA UCB Suborbital Ionosphere 2 April Successful Apogee 1 425 kilometres 885 mi 2 April 14 30 01 nbsp Soyuz U nbsp Plesetsk Site 16 2 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2240 Yantar 4K2 MOM Low Earth Reconnaissance 7 June Successful 6 April 19 07 27 nbsp Molniya M nbsp Plesetsk Site 43 4 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2241 Oko MOM Molniya Missile defence 8 March 2022 3 Successful 8 April 05 29 1 nbsp Space Shuttle Discovery 4 nbsp Kennedy LC 39B nbsp United Space Alliance nbsp STS 56 NASA Low Earth Solar astronomy 17 April 11 37 19 Successful nbsp Spacelab Pallet ESA NASA Low Earth Discovery Spacelab ATLAS 2 nbsp SPARTAN 201 NASA Low Earth Discovery Solar Crewed orbital flight with five astronauts SPARTAN deployed from Discovery on 11 April and retrieved on 13 April 12 April 17 18 nbsp Black Brant IX nbsp White Sands LC 36 nbsp NASA nbsp NIXT NASA Suborbital Solar 12 April Successful Apogee 226 kilometres 140 mi 16 April 07 49 nbsp Tsyklon 3 nbsp Plesetsk nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2242 Tselina MO RF Low Earth ELINT In orbit Operational 17 April 09 15 nbsp Black Brant IX nbsp White Sands LC 36 nbsp NASA nbsp SXT NASA Colorado at Boulder Suborbital X Ray astronomy 17 April Successful Apogee 254 kilometres 158 mi 19 April 05 50 nbsp RH 560 nbsp Sriharikota nbsp ISRO nbsp SPICE 3 ISRO Suborbital Ionosphere 19 April Successful Apogee 323 kilometres 201 mi 21 April 00 23 nbsp Molniya M nbsp Plesetsk Site 43 4 nbsp VKS nbsp Molniya 3 57L MOM Molniya Communications 25 January 2004 Successful 25 April 13 56 nbsp Pegasus nbsp Edwards Balls 8 nbsp Orbital Sciences nbsp Orbcomm CDS 2 VSUME Orbcomm Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Alexis STP Low Earth Technology In orbit Successful 26 April 14 50 1 nbsp Space Shuttle Columbia 5 nbsp Kennedy LC 39A nbsp United Space Alliance nbsp nbsp STS 55 NASA DLR Low Earth Microgravity 6 May 14 30 Successful nbsp Spacelab Long Module 1 NASA DLR Low Earth Columbia Spacelab D2 Crewed orbital flight with seven astronauts 27 April 10 35 nbsp Soyuz U nbsp Baikonur Site 31 6 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2243 Yantar 1KFT MOM Low Earth Reconnaissance 6 May Spacecraft failure Mission aborted after six days 28 April 03 39 20 nbsp Tsyklon 2 nbsp Baikonur Site 90 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2244 US PM MO RF Low Earth Reconnaissance 18 March 1995 Successful May edit 1 May 05 35 nbsp Skylark 7 nbsp Esrange LA S nbsp DLR nbsp TEXUS 30 DLR Suborbital Microgravity 1 May Successful Apogee 234 kilometres 145 mi 6 May 15 38 nbsp Black Brant VIIIC nbsp Poker Flat nbsp NASA nbsp NASA Suborbital Plasma 6 May Successful Apogee 271 kilometres 168 mi 11 May 14 56 01 nbsp Tsyklon 3 nbsp Plesetsk nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2245 Strela MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Kosmos 2246 Strela MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Kosmos 2247 Strela MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Kosmos 2248 Strela MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Kosmos 2249 Strela MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Komsos 2250 Strela MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful 12 May 00 56 32 nbsp Ariane 4 42L nbsp Kourou ELA 2 nbsp Arianespace nbsp Astra 1C SES Astra Geostationary Communications In orbit Operational nbsp Arsene Oscar 24 RACE AMSAT Medium Earth Communications In orbit Partial satellite failure Maiden flight of Ariane 4 42L VHF transponder on Arsene failed during launch and UHF S band transponder failed on 6 September 1993 making satellite unusable 13 May 00 07 nbsp Delta II 7925 nbsp Cape Canaveral LC 17A nbsp McDonnell Douglas nbsp USA 91 GPS IIA 11 US Air Force Medium Earth Navigation In orbit Successful Decommissioned on 20 December 2007 14 May 01 10 nbsp Nike Orion nbsp White Sands nbsp NASA nbsp CWAS 31 NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 14 May Successful Apogee 140 kilometres 87 mi 19 May 00 47 nbsp Nike Orion nbsp White Sands nbsp NASA nbsp CWAS 32 NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 19 May Successful Apogee 140 kilometres 87 mi 21 May 09 15 01 nbsp Soyuz U nbsp Plesetsk Site 16 2 nbsp VKS nbsp Resurs F 17 MOM Low Earth Remote sensing 20 June Successful 22 May 06 41 47 nbsp Soyuz U2 nbsp Baikonur Site 1 5 nbsp VKS nbsp Progress M 18 Roskosmos Low Earth Mir Logistics 4 July Successful 23 May 09 17 nbsp LCLV nbsp Cape Canaveral LC 20 nbsp BMDO nbsp Red Tigress 2A BMDO Suborbital Target 23 May Successful Apogee 378 kilometres 235 mi 26 May 03 23 nbsp Molniya M nbsp Plesetsk Site 43 4 nbsp VKS nbsp Molniya 1 86 MOM Molniya Communications In orbit Operational 26 May 09 43 nbsp Nike Orion nbsp Centre d Essais des Landes nbsp DLR DLR Aerospatiale Suborbital Test flight 26 May Successful Apogee 140 kilometres 87 mi 27 May 01 22 nbsp Proton K DM 2 nbsp Baikonur Site 81 23 nbsp VKS nbsp Gorizont 28 RSCC Intended Geosynchronous Communications 27 May Launch Failure 28 May 08 34 nbsp LCLV nbsp Cape Canaveral LC 20 nbsp BMDO nbsp BMDO Suborbital Target 28 May Successful Apogee 390 kilometres 240 mi 29 May nbsp Hwaseong 6 nbsp Musudan ri nbsp Suborbital Missile test 29 May Successful Apogee 200 kilometres 120 mi 29 May nbsp Hwaseong 6 nbsp Musudan ri nbsp Suborbital Missile test 29 May Successful Apogee 200 kilometres 120 mi 29 May nbsp Rodong 1 nbsp Musudan ri nbsp Suborbital Missile test 29 May Successful Apogee 150 kilometres 93 mi 30 May nbsp Hwaseong 6 nbsp Musudan ri nbsp Suborbital Missile test 30 May Successful Apogee 200 kilometres 120 mi June edit 15 June 17 30 nbsp LGM 30B Minuteman I nbsp Vandenberg LF 03 nbsp US Air Force nbsp RSLP TDT 1 US Air Force Suborbital Target 15 June Launch failure Apogee 1 kilometre 0 62 mi 16 June 04 39 nbsp Black Brant IX nbsp White Sands LC 36 nbsp NASA nbsp NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 16 June Successful Apogee 253 kilometres 157 mi 16 June 04 17 nbsp Kosmos 3M nbsp Plesetsk Site 132 1 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2251 Strela 2M MO RF Low Earth Communications 10 February 2009 Successful Collided with Iridium 33 after retirement 6 21 June 13 07 22 1 nbsp Space Shuttle Endeavour 7 nbsp Kennedy LC 39B nbsp United Space Alliance nbsp STS 57 NASA Low Earth Microgravity 1 July 12 52 Successful nbsp SpaceHab LSM NASA SpaceHab Low Earth Endeavour Scientific research Crewed orbital flight with six astronauts Retrieved European Retrievable Carrier 22 June nbsp Aries nbsp White Sands LC 36 nbsp Orbital Sciences nbsp BMDO Suborbital Technology 22 June Successful Apogee 300 kilometres 190 mi 24 June 04 12 41 nbsp Tsyklon 3 nbsp Plesetsk nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2252 Strela 3 MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Kosmos 2253 Strela 3 MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Kosmos 2254 Strela 3 MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Kosmos 2255 Strela 3 MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Kosmos 2256 Strela 3 MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful nbsp Kosmos 2257 Strela 3 MO RF Low Earth Communications In orbit Successful 25 June 00 18 nbsp Ariane 4 42P nbsp Kourou ELA 2 nbsp Arianespace nbsp Galaxy 4H Hughes Geosynchronous Communications In orbit Operational 25 June 08 20 nbsp Soyuz U nbsp Plesetsk Site 16 2 nbsp VKS nbsp Resurs F 17 MOM Low Earth Remote sensing 12 July Successful 25 June 23 30 nbsp Scout G 1 nbsp Vandenberg SLC 5 nbsp NASA nbsp RADCAL P92 1 US Air Force STP Low Earth Polar Radar calibration In orbit Successful 26 June 13 27 nbsp Delta II 7925 nbsp Cape Canaveral LC 17A nbsp McDonnell Douglas nbsp USA 92 GPS IIA 12 US Air Force Medium Earth Navigation In orbit Operational nbsp PMG NASA Low Earth Technology In orbit Successful June nbsp Prithvi nbsp Balasore nbsp DRDO nbsp DRDO Suborbital Missile test L 1 hour Successful Apogee 100 kilometres 62 mi July edit 1 July 14 32 58 nbsp Soyuz U2 nbsp Baikonur Site 1 5 nbsp VKS nbsp Soyuz TM 17 Roskosmos Low Earth Mir Mir EO 14 14 January 1994 Successful Crewed orbital fight with three cosmonauts 2 July nbsp LGM 30G Minuteman III nbsp Vandenberg LF 09 nbsp US Air Force nbsp GT 152GM US Air Force Suborbital Missile test 2 July Successful Apogee 1 300 kilometres 810 mi 7 July 07 15 nbsp Tsyklon 2 nbsp Baikonur Site 90 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2258 US PM MO RF Low Earth Reconnaissance 8 June 1995 Successful 7 July nbsp UGM 133 Trident II nbsp USS Pennsylvania Eastern Range nbsp US Navy nbsp US Navy Suborbital Missile test 7 July Successful Apogee 1 000 kilometres 620 mi 7 July nbsp UGM 133 Trident II nbsp USS Pennsylvania Eastern Range nbsp US Navy nbsp US Navy Suborbital Missile test 7 July Successful Apogee 1 000 kilometres 620 mi 14 July 03 19 nbsp LGM 118 Peacekeeper nbsp Vandenberg LF 05 nbsp US Air Force nbsp US Air Force Suborbital Missile test 14 July Successful Apogee 1 000 kilometres 620 mi 14 July 16 40 nbsp Soyuz U nbsp Plesetsk Site 43 3 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2259 Yantar 4K2 MOM Low Earth Reconnaissance 25 July Successful 19 July 22 04 nbsp Atlas II IABS nbsp Cape Canaveral LC 36A nbsp General Dynamics nbsp USA 93 DSCS IIIB 9 US Air Force Geostationary Communications In orbit Operational 22 July 08 25 nbsp Black Brant X nbsp Wallops Island nbsp NASA nbsp WISP 2 NASA Suborbital Plasma 22 July Successful Apogee 900 kilometres 560 mi 22 July 08 45 nbsp Soyuz U nbsp Plesetsk Site 43 3 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2260 Zenit 8 MOM Low Earth Reconnaissance 5 August Successful 22 July 22 58 55 nbsp Ariane 4 44L nbsp Kourou ELA 2 nbsp Arianespace nbsp Hispasat 1B Hispasat Geostationary Communications In orbit Operational nbsp INSAT 2B ISRO Geostationary Communications In orbit Successful 23 July 08 22 nbsp RT 2PM Topol nbsp Plesetsk nbsp RVSN nbsp RVSN Suborbital Missile test 23 July Successful Apogee 1 000 kilometres 620 mi 27 July nbsp Black Brant 9CM1 nbsp Centre d Essais des Landes LA CE nbsp Matra nbsp BLANC Matra Suborbital Photography 27 July Successful Apogee 300 kilometres 190 mi 28 July 05 43 nbsp Viper IIIA nbsp Esrange nbsp NASA nbsp NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 28 July Successful Apogee 116 kilometres 72 mi 30 July 06 19 nbsp Viper IIIA nbsp Esrange nbsp NASA nbsp NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 30 July Successful Apogee 116 kilometres 72 mi August edit 1 August 01 46 nbsp Nike Orion nbsp Andoya NDRE SCT 06 NDRE Suborbital Aeronomy 1 August Successful Apogee 140 kilometres 87 mi 2 August 00 37 nbsp Viper IIIA nbsp Esrange nbsp NASA nbsp NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 2 August Successful Apogee 110 kilometres 68 mi 2 August 01 02 nbsp Nike Orion nbsp Esrange nbsp nbsp DLR SSC nbsp Decimals B SSC Suborbital Aeronomy 2 August Successful Apogee 105 kilometres 65 mi 2 August 01 24 nbsp Viper IIIA nbsp Esrange nbsp NASA nbsp NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 2 August Successful Apogee 105 kilometres 65 mi 2 August 03 24 nbsp Viper IIIA nbsp Esrange nbsp NASA nbsp NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 2 August Successful Apogee 106 kilometres 66 mi 2 August 05 54 nbsp Viper IIIA nbsp Esrange nbsp NASA nbsp NASA Suborbital Aeronomy 2 August Successful Apogee 107 kilometres 66 mi 2 August 19 59 nbsp Titan IVA 403 nbsp Vandenberg SLC 4E nbsp US Air Force nbsp SLDCOM 3 NRO Intended Low Earth Communications T 101 seconds Launch Failure nbsp NOSS 2 3A US Navy Intended Low Earth ELINT nbsp NOSS 2 3B US Navy Intended Low Earth ELINT nbsp NOSS 2 3C US Navy Intended Low Earth ELINT Apogee 33 kilometres 21 mi One of the UA1207 solid rocket boosters exploded at T 101 seconds Failure was attributed to damage caused by the ground crew due to an errant cut into one of the SRB segments while repairing the booster 4 August 00 52 nbsp Molniya M nbsp Plesetsk Site 43 3 nbsp VKS nbsp Molniya 3 No 58L MOM Molniya Communications 31 December 2013 Successful 9 August 10 02 nbsp Atlas E nbsp Vandenberg SLC 3W nbsp US Air Force nbsp NOAA 13 NOAA Sun synchronous Weather In orbit Successful 10 August 14 53 45 nbsp Molniya M nbsp Plesetsk Site 16 2 nbsp VKS nbsp Kosmos 2261 Oko MOM Molniya Missile defence In orbit Operational 10 August 22 23 45 nbsp Soyuz U nbsp Baikonur Site 1 5 nbsp VKS nbsp Progress M 19 Roskosmos Low Earth Mir Logistics 13 October Successful 17 August 18 00 nbsp Black Brant IX nbsp White Sands LC 36 nbsp NASA nbsp SERTS 93 5 NASA Suborbital Solar 17 August Successful Apogee 312 kilometres 194 mi 20 August 18 27 nbsp UGM 133 Trident II nbsp USS Nebraska Eastern Range nbsp US Navy nbsp US Navy Suborbital Missile test 20 August Successful Apogee 1 000 kilometres 620 mi 24 August 10 45 nbsp Soyuz U nbsp Plesetsk Site 16 2 nbsp VKS nbsp Resurs F 19 MOM Low Earth Remote sensing 10 September Successful 25 August 10 00 nbsp Polaris STARS nbsp Barking Sands LC 42 nbsp Space Data Corporation nbsp Zodiac Beauchamp SDC Suborbital Target 25 August Successful Apogee 900 kilometres 560 mi 28 August 09 45 nbsp Aries nbsp White Sands LC 36 span data h, wikipedia, wiki , book, books, library,
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