1994 in spaceflight

none March 2022 January 2014 January 2014 1994 Titan 23G launches Clementine.jpg The launch of the Clementine lunar orbiter on a Titan 23G 8 January 30 December 93 88 4 1 89 H-IIPegasus-XLTaurus ASLVScout G-1Pegasus Standard 10 44 Timeline of spaceflight 1993 1995 This article outlines notable events occurring in 1994 in spaceflight, including major launches and EVAs. Clementine lunar orbiter Clementine (spacecraft) Mission none 1 2 right on Orbital launches 1994 |colspan="8"| January |- 1 8 January 10:05:34 RUSSoyuz-U2 KAZBaikonur Site 1/5 RUSRoskosmos Crewed orbital flight with three cosmonauts RUSSoyuz TM-18 Roskosmos Low Earth (Mir) Mir EO-15 Successful 9 July 10:32:35 1 20 January 09:49:00 RUSProton-K/DM-2M KAZBaikonur Site 81/23 RUS RUSGals-1 Intersputnik Geosynchronous Communications Operational 2 24 January 21:37:00 FRAAriane 4 (44LP) FRAKourou ELA-2 FRAArianespace Third stage malfunction FRAEutelsat 2F5 Eutelsat Intended: Geosynchronous Communications Launch failure 2 ~90 seconds 2 TURTürksat-1A Türksat Intended: Geosynchronous Communications inherit inherit 2 25 January 00:25:00 UKRTsyklon-3 RUSPlesetsk Site 32 RUSRoskosmos Tubsat failed after 39 days of operation RUSMeteor-3-06 Roskomsos Weather Low Earth Operational GERTubsat-B TUB Low Earth Technology development Spacecraft failure 2 25 January 16:34:00 USATitan 23G USAVandenberg SLC-4W USABMDO/NASA Computer failure after ejection from lunar orbit prevented flyby of 1620 Geographos USAClementine NASA/BMDO Selenocentric and High Earth Lunar orbiter Partial spacecraft failure USAISA NASA/BMDO High Earth Successful 8 June 1 28 January 02:12:00 RUSSoyuz-U KAZBaikonur Site 1/5 RUSRoskosmos RUSProgress M-21 Roskosmos Low Earth (Mir) Logistics Successful 23 March 05:13:00 |colspan="8"| February |- 11 3 February 12:10 USA103 USAKennedy LC-39A USAUnited Space Alliance Crewed orbital flight with six astronauts; first mission of the Shuttle-Mir ProgrammeODERACS deployed from Discovery on 9 February USASTS-60 NASA Low Earth (Mir) Shuttle-Mir flight Successful 4 11 February 19:24 4 USASpaceHab LSM NASA/SpaceHab Low Earth (Discovery) Scientific research inherit inherit USAWake Shield Facility NASA Low Earth (Discovery) Deployable scientific platform inherit inherit USAGBA-6 NASA Low Earth (Discovery) inherit inherit USAODERACS A NASA Low Earth Laser calibration Successful 2 October USAODERACS B NASA Low Earth Laser calibration Successful 4 October USAODERACS C NASA Low Earth Laser calibration Successful 31 December USAODERACS D NASA Low Earth Laser calibration Successful 31 December USAODERACS E NASA Low Earth Laser calibration Successful 3 March 1995 USAODERACS F NASA Low Earth Laser calibration Successful 24 February 1995 UKBremSat 1 DARA/Bre Low Earth Scientific research Successful 12 February 1995 2 3 February 22:00 JPNH-II JPNTanegashima LA-Y JPNNASDA Maiden flight of H-II rocket and first launch from LA-Y JPNOREX (Ryusei) NASDA Low Earth Reentry experiment Successful 3 February JPNVEP (Myojo) NASDA Geosynchronous transfer Monitor rocket performance Successful 1 5 February 08:46 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 81/23 RUSRoskosmos RUSRaduga 1-3 MOM Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 7 February 21:47 USATitan IVA (401)/Centaur USACape Canaveral LC-40 USA Maiden flight of Titan IV (401A) USAUSA-99 (Milstar 1) US Air Force Geosynchronous Communications Operational 2 8 February 08:34 PRCLong March 3A PRCXichang LA-2 PRCCASC Maiden flight of Long March 3A PRC Shijian 4 CASC Geosynchronous transfer Particle research Operational PRC KF-1 CASC Geosynchronous transfer DFH-3 spacecraft boilerplate Successful 6 12 February 08:54 UKRTsyklon-3 RUSPlesetsk Site 32 RUSRoskosmos RUSKosmos 2268 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational RUSKosmos 2269 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational RUSKosmos 2270 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational RUSKosmos 2271 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational RUSKosmos 2272 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational RUSKosmos 2273 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational 1 18 February 07:56 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 81/23 RUSRoskosmos RUSRaduga 31 MOM Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 19 February 23:45 USADelta II (7925–8) USACape Canaveral LC-17B USABoeing IDS USAGalaxy 1R Geosynchronous Communications Operational |colspan="8"| March |- 1 2 March 03:25 UKRTsyklon-3 RUSPlesetsk Site 32 RUSRoskosmos RUS/UKRIntercosmos 26 (Koronas-I) Intercosmos/Roskosmos Low Earth Solar astronomy Successful 4 March 2001 4 4 March 13:15 USASpace Shuttle 102 no USAKennedy LC-39B USAUnited Space Alliance Crewed orbital flight with five astronauts USASTS-62 NASA Low Earth Microgravity research Successful 4 18 March 13:10 4 USAOAST-2 OAST Low Earth (Columbia) Technology development inherit inherit USAUSMP-2 NASA Low Earth (Columbia) Microgravity research inherit inherit USAEDO Pallet NASA Low Earth (Columbia) Cryogenic mission extension pallet inherit inherit 2 10 March 03:40 USADelta II (7925) USACape Canaveral LC-17A USAUS Air Force USAUSA-100 (GPS IIA-15) US Air Force Medium Earth Navigation Operational USASEDS-2 US Air Force Low Earth Tether experiment Successful 8 May 2 13 March 22:32 USATaurus USAVandenberg LC-576E USAOrbital Sciences Maiden flight of Taurus rocket USAUSA-101 (STEP-0) SDI Low Earth Technology development Successful USAUSA-102 (DARPASAT) DARPA Low Earth Technology development Successful 1 17 March 16:30 RUSSoyuz-U RUSPlesetsk Site 43/4 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2274 (Yantar) VKS Low Earth Reconnaissance Successful 21 May 1 22 March 04:54 RUSSoyuz-U KAZBaikonur Site 1/5 RUSRoskosmos RUSProgress M-22 Roskosmos Low Earth (Mir) Logistics Successful 23 May |colspan="8"| April |- 2 9 April 11:05 USASpace Shuttle 105 no USAKennedy LC-39A USAUnited Space Alliance Crewed orbital flight with six astronauts USASTS-59 NASA Low Earth Radar mapping Successful 2 20 April 16:54 2 USASpacelab Pallet NASA Low Earth (Endeavour) Spacelab SRL-1 inherit inherit 3 11 April 07:49 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 81/23 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2275 (GLONASS) MOM Medium Earth Navigation Operational RUSKosmos 2276 (GLONASS) MOM Medium Earth Navigation Operational RUSKosmos 2277 (GLONASS) MOM Medium Earth Navigation Operational 1 13 April 06:04 USAAtlas I USACape Canaveral LC-36B USALockheed Martin Retired and moved to graveyard orbit on 5 May 2004 USAGOES 8 NOAA Current: GraveyardOperational: Geosynchronous Weather Successful 1 23 April 08:01 UKRZenit-2 KAZBaikonur Site 45/1 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2278 (Tselina) MO RF Low Earth SIGINT Operational 1 26 April 02:14 RUSKosmos-3M RUSPlesetsk Site 133/3 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2279 (Parus) MO RF Low Earth Navigation Operational 1 28 April 17:14 RUSSoyuz-U2 KAZBaikonur Site 31/6 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2280 (Yantar) MOM Low Earth Reconnaissance Successful 10 March 1995 |colspan="8"| May |- 1 3 May 15:55 USATitan IVA (401)/Centaur USACape Canaveral LC-41 USA USAUSA-103 (Trumpet) NRO Molniya SIGINT Operational 1 4 May 00:00 INDASLV INDSriharikota INDISRO Final flight of ASLV INDSROSS-C2 IRSO Low Earth Ionospheric Successful 12 July 2001 1 9 May 02:47 USAScout-G1 USAVandenberg SLC-5 USA Final flight of Scout rocket family USAMSTI-2 US Air Force/BMDO Low Earth Technology development Successful 28 November 1998 1 19 May 17:03 USAPegasus/HAPS USAStargazer, Edwards USAOrbital Sciences Placed in incorrect orbit due to carrier rocket underperformance USASTEP-2 (SIDEX) US Air Force/STP Low Earth Technology demonstration Partial launch failure 1 20 May 02:01 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 81/23 RUSVKS RUSGorizont 30 MOM Geosynchronous Communications Operational 2 22 May 04:30 RUSSoyuz-U KAZBaikonur Site 1/5 RUSRoskosmos RUSProgress M-23 Roskosmos Low Earth (Mir) Logistics Successful 2 July 14:57 RUSVBK-Raduga Roskosmos Low Earth (Mir) Sample return Successful 2 July 15:09 1 25 May 10:15 UKRTsyklon-3 RUSPlesetsk Site 32/2 RUSVKS Software error prevented stage 2/3 separation RUSTselina MO RF Intended: Low Earth SIGINT Launch failure 25 May |colspan="8"| June |- 1 7 June 07:20 RUSSoyuz-U RUSPlesetsk Site 16/2 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2281 (Zenit-8/Oblik) MOM Low Earth Reconnaissance Successful 29 July 1 14 June 16:05 RUSSoyuz-U RUSPlesetsk Site 43/3 RUSVKS RUSFoton 9 Roskosmos Low Earth Microgravity research Successful 2 July 3 17 June 07:07 FRAAriane 4 (44LP) FRAKourou ELA-2 FRAArianespace UNIntelsat 702 Intelsat Geosynchronous Communications Successful UKSTRV-1A DRA Geosynchronous transfer Technology development Successful UKSTRV-1B DRA Geosynchronous transfer Technology development Successful 1 24 June 13:50 USAAtlas I USACape Canaveral LC-36B USA USAUSA-104 (UHF F/O 3) US Navy Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 27 June 21:15 USAPegasus-XL USAStargazer, Vandenberg USAOrbital Sciences Maiden flight of Pegasus-XL USASTEP-1 US Air Force/STP Intended: Low Earth Technology development Launch failure 27 June |colspan="8"| July |- 1 1 July 12:24 RUSSoyuz-U2 KAZBaikonur Site 1/5 RUSRoskosmos Crewed orbital flight with two cosmonauts RUSSoyuz TM-19 Roskosmos Low Earth (Mir) Mir EO-16 Successful 4 November 1 3 July 08:00 PRCLong March 2D PRCJiuquan LA-2B PRCCASC PRCFSW-2 CASC Low Earth Reconnaissance Successful 18 July 1 6 July 23:58 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 81/23 RUSVKS Retired from service on 1 October 1995 RUSKosmos 2282 (Prognoz) MOM Current: GraveyardOperational: Geosynchronous Missile defence Unclear 3 8 July 16:43 USASpace Shuttle Columbia USAKennedy LC-39A USAUnited Space Alliance Crewed orbital flight with seven astronauts USASTS-65 NASA Low Earth Microgravity research Successful 3 23 July 3 USASpacelab Long Module 1 NASA Low Earth (Columbia) Spacelab IML-2 inherit inherit USAEDO Pallet NASA Low Earth (Columbia) Cryogenic mission extension pallet inherit inherit 2 8 July 23:05 FRAAriane 4 (44L) FRAKourou ELA-2 FRAArianespace USAPanAmSat-2 PanAmSat Geosynchronous Communications Operational JPNYuri-3N NHK Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 14 July 05:13 RUSKosmos-3M RUSPlesetsk Site 133/3 RUSVKS RUSNadezhda-4 MO RF Low Earth Navigation/SAR Operational 1 20 July 17:35 RUSSoyuz-U RUSPlesetsk Site 43/4 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2283 (Yantar) MOM Low Earth Reconnaissance Successful 29 September 1 21 July 10:55 PRCLong March 3 PRCXichang LC-1 PRCCASC PRCApstar 1 APT Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 29 July 09:30 RUSSoyuz-U KAZBaikonur Site 31/6 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2284 (Yantar) MOM Low Earth Reconnaissance Successful 11 September |colspan="8"| August |- 1 2 August 20:00 RUSKosmos-3M RUSPlesetsk Site 132/1 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2285 (Taifun) MO RF Low Earth Radar calibration Successful 1 3 August 14:38 USAPegasus USAStargazer, Edwards USAOrbital Sciences USAP90-6 APEX US Air Force/STP Low Earth Technology development Successful 1 3 August 23:57 USAAtlas IIA USACape Canaveral LC-36A USALockheed Martin Retired on 16 April 2007 and moved to graveyard orbit in May 2007 USADirecTV-2 DirecTV Current: GraveyardOperational: Geosynchronous Communications Successful 1 5 August 01:12 RUSMolniya-M RUSPlesetsk Site 16/2 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2286 (Oko) MOM Molniya Missile defence Operational 2 10 August 23:05 FRAAriane 4 (44LP) FRAKourou ELA-2 FRAArianespace BRABrasilsat B1 (Star One B1) Brasilsat Geosynchronous Communications Operational TURTürksat 1B Türksat Current: GraveyardOperational: Geosynchronous Communications Successful 3 11 August 15:27 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 81/23 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2287 (GLONASS) MOM Medium Earth Navigation Successful RUSKosmos 2288 (GLONASS) MOM Medium Earth Navigation Successful RUSKosmos 2289 (GLONASS) MOM Medium Earth Navigation Successful 1 23 August 14:30 RUSMolniya-M RUSPlesetsk Site 43/4 RUSVKS RUSMolniya 3–46 MOM Molniya Communications Operational 1 25 August 14:25 RUSSoyuz-U KAZBaikonur Site 1/5 RUSVKS Minor issues with docking, low speed collision with Mir RUSProgress M-24 Roskosmos Low Earth (Mir) Logistics Successful 4 October 22:41:48 1 26 August 12:00 UKRZenit-2 KAZBaikonur Site 45/1 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2290 (Orlets) MO RF Low Earth Reconnaissance Successful 4 April 1995 1 27 August 08:58 USATitan IVA (401)/Centaur USACape Canaveral LC-41 USA USAUSA-105 (Mercury) NRO Geosynchronous ELINT Operational 1 27 August 23:10 PRCLong March 2E PRCXichang LC-2 PRCCASC AUSOptus B3 Optus Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 28 August 07:50 JPNH-II JPNTanegashima LA-Y JPNMitsubishi Heavy Industries Apogee motor failed to ignite, some experiments successful JPNKiku 6 (ETS-6) NASDA Intended: GeosynchronousActual: Geosynchronous transfer Technology development Partial launch failure 1 29 August 17:38 USAAtlas E USAVandenberg SLC-3W USA USAUSA-106 (DMSP-5D1-F12) US Air Force Low Earth Weather Operational |colspan="8"| September |- 1 9 September 00:29 FRAAriane 4 (42L) FRAKourou ELA-2 FRAArianespace Satellite exploded during propellant system pressurisationhttp://www.sat-nd.com/failures/index.html?http://www.sat-nd.com/failures/telstar402.html SAT-ND – Failures – Telstar 402 9 March 2008 10 February 2012 https://web.archive.org/web/20120210200645/http://www.sat-nd.com/failures/index.html?http://www.sat-nd.com/failures/telstar402.html dead USATelstar 402 AT&T Skynet Planned: GeosynchronousActual: Geosynchronous transfer Communications Satellite failure 14 November 2004 2 9 September 22:22 USASpace Shuttle Discovery USAKennedy LC-39B USAUnited Space Alliance Crewed orbital flight with six astronauts;SPARTAN deployed from Discovery on 13 September and retrieved on 15 September USASTS-64 NASA Low Earth Microgravity experiments Successful 20 September 21:11 2 USASPARTAN-201 NASA Low Earth Astronomy Successful inherit 1 21 September 17:53 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 200/39 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2291 (Potok) MOM Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 27 September 14:00 RUSKosmos-3M RUSPlesetsk Site 132 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2292 (Taifun) MO RF Low Earth Radar calibration Successful 2 30 September 11:16 USASpace Shuttle Endeavour USAKennedy LC-39A USAUnited Space Alliance Crewed orbital flight with six astronauts USASTS-68 NASA Low Earth Radar mapping Successful 2 11 October 17:03 2 USASpacelab Pallet NASA Low Earth (Endeavour) Spacelab SRL-2 inherit inherit |colspan="8"| October |- 1 3 October 22:42 RUSSoyuz-U2 KAZBaikonur Site 1/5 RUSVKS Crewed orbital flight with three cosmonauts RUSSoyuz TM-20 Roskosmos Low Earth (Mir) Mir EO-17 Successful 2 March 1995 1 6 October 06:35 USAAtlas IIAS USACape Canaveral LC-36B USALockheed Martin UNIntelsat 703 Intelsat Geosynchronous Communications Operational 2 8 October 01:07 FRAAriane 4 (44L) FRAKourou ELA-2 FRAArianespace MEXSolidaridad 2 Tele Mex Geosynchronous Communications Operational ThailandThaicom 2 Shinawat Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 11 October 14:30 UKRTsyklon-3 RUSPlesetsk Cosmodrome Site 32/2 RUSVKS RUSOkean-O1-7 Roskosmos Low Earth Oceanography Successful 1 13 October 16:19 RUSProton-K/DM-2M KAZBaikonur Site 200/39 RUSVKS RUSEkspress-1 SCO Geosynchronous Communications Successful 1 15 October 15:05 INDPSLV INDSriharikota FLP INDISRO INDIRS-P2 ISRO Sun-synchronous Observation Successful 1 31 October 14:30 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 81/23 RUSVKS No useful imagery returned due to sensor malfunction and was written off in 1998 RUSElektro 1 MOM Geosynchronous Weather Spacecraft failure |colspan="8"| November |- 1 1 November 00:37 FRAAriane 4 (42P) FRAKourou ELA-2 FRAArianespace LUXAstra 1D SES Astra Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 1 November 09:31 USADelta II (7925–10) USACape Canaveral LC-17B USABoeing IDS USAWIND NASA Earth-Sun halo Solar Successful 1 2 November 01:04 UKRTsyklon-2 KAZBaikonur Site 90 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2293 (EORSAT) MO RF Low Earth SIGINT Successful 13 May 1996 3 3 November 00:37 USASpace Shuttle 104 no USAKennedy LC-39A USAUnited Space Alliance Crewed orbital flight with six astronauts; CRISTA-SPAS deployed on 4 November and retrieved on 12 NovemberFinal solo (non-space station) flight of Atlantis until STS-125 in May 2009 USASTS-66 NASA Low Earth Solar astronomy Successful 3 14 November 3 USASpacelab Pallet NASA Low Earth (Atlantis) Spacelab ATLAS-3 inherit inherit GERCRISTA-SPAS DLR Low Earth Atmospheric inherit inherit 1 4 November 05:47 UKRZenit-2 KAZBaikonur Site 45/1 RUSVKS RUSResurs-O1-3 Roskosmos Low Earth Earth resources Successful 1 11 November 19:15 RUSSoyuz-U KAZBaikonur Site 1/5 RUSVKS RUSProgress M-25 Roskosmos Low Earth (Mir) Logistics Successful 16 February 1995 16:45:00 3 20 November 00:39 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 200/39 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2294 (GLONASS) MOM Medium Earth Navigation Operational RUSKosmos 2295 (GLONASS) MOM Medium Earth Navigation Operational RUSKosmos 2296 (GLONASS) MOM Medium Earth Navigation Operational 1 24 November 09:15 UKRZenit-2 KAZBaikonur Site 45/1 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2297 (Tselina) MO RF Low Earth SIGINT Operational 1 29 November 02:54 UKRTsyklon-3 RUSPlesetsk Site 32/2 RUSVKS RUSGeo-IK Roskosmos Low Earth Geodesy Successful 1 29 November 10:21 USAAtlas IIA USACape Canaveral LC-36A USALockheed Martin USAOrion 1 Orion Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 29 November 17:02 PRCLong March 3A PRCXichang LA-2 PRCCASC First DFH-3 prototype; propulsion system malfunctioned during on-orbit positioning manoeuvres PRCZhongxing-5 Chinasat Geosynchronous Technology demonstration Satellite failure |colspan="8"| December |- 1 1 December 22:57 FRAAriane 4 (42P) FRAKourou ELA-2 FRAArianespace Third stage malfunction USAPanAmSat 3 PanAmSat Intended: Geosynchronous Communications Launch failure 1 December 1 14 December 14:21 RUSMolniya-M RUSPlesetsk Site 43/4 RUSVKS RUSMolniya 1–88 MOM Molniya Communications Operational 1 16 December 12:00 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 81/23 RUSVKS Retired on 1 August 1998 RUSLuch MOM Geosynchronous Communications Successful 1 20 December 05:11 RUSKosmos-3M RUSPlesetsk Site 132/1 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2298 (Strela-2M) MO RF Low Earth Communications Successful 1 22 December 22:19 USATitan IVA (402)/IUS USACape Canaveral LC-40 USALockheed Martin USAUSA-107 (DSP) US Air Force Geosynchronous Missile defence Operational 1 26 December 03:01 RUSRokot KAZBaikonur Site 175/59 RUSVKS RUSRadio-ROSTRO RS-15 Roskosmos Low Earth Amateur radio Successful 6 26 December 22:26 UKRTsyklon-3 RUSPlesetsk Site 32/2 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2299 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational RUSKosmos 2300 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational RUSKosmos 2301 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational RUSKosmos 2302 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational RUSKosmos 2303 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational RUSKosmos 2304 (Strela-3) MO RF Low Earth Communications Operational 1 28 December 11:31 RUSProton-K/DM-2 KAZBaikonur Site 81/23 RUSVKS RUSRaduga 32 MOM Geosynchronous Communications Operational 1 29 December 11:30 RUSSoyuz-U2 KAZBaikonur Site 31/6 RUSVKS RUSKosmos 2305 (Yantar) MOM Low Earth Reconnaissance Successful 18 December 1995 1 30 December 10:02 USAAtlas E/Star 37 USAVandenberg SLC-3W USA USANOAA-14 (NOAA-K) NOAA Low Earth Weather Successful |} 1994 Suborbital launches 1994 |colspan=8| January-March |- 1 20 January USAUGM-133 Trident II USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy USAFCET-10 US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 20 January 1 20 January USAUGM-133 Trident II USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy USAFCET-10 US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 20 January 1 20 January USAUGM-133 Trident II USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy USAFCET-10 US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 20 January 1 20 January USAUGM-133 Trident II USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy USAFCET-10 US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 20 January 1 30 January 22:00 CANBlack Brant VIIIC USAPoker Flat USANASA USA NASA Suborbital Plasma Successful 30 January 1 2 February USALGM-30G Minuteman III USAVandenberg LF-26 USAUS Air Force USAGT-154GB US Air Force Suborbital Missile test Successful 2 February 1 9 February 23:43 CANBlack Brant IX NORAndøya USANASA Apogee: 300 km USAPULSAUR-2 NASA Suborbital Plasma Successful 9 February 1 10 February 05:35 CANBlack Brant 9CM1 USAWhite Sands LC-36 USA Apogee: 245 km CANUSAGEMINI CSA/NASA Suborbital Plasma/Aeronomy Successful 10 February 1 12 February 13:08 USANike Tomahawk USAPoker Flat USANASA Apogee: 270 km USA NASA Suborbital Plasma Successful 12 February 1 12 February 13:12 USANike Tomahawk USAPoker Flat USANASA Apogee: 270 km USA NASA Suborbital Plasma Successful 12 February 1 12 February 13:16 CANBlack Brant VIIIC USAPoker Flat USANASA Apogee: 242 km USA NASA Suborbital Plasma Successful 12 February 1 15 February 16:18 USAStorm USAWhite Sands SULF USAUS Air Force Apogee: 200 km USAERINT GTF-3 US Air Force Suborbital Target Successful 15 February 1 15 February 23:52 JPNS-310 NORAndøya JPNISAS Apogee: 192 km JPN ISAS Suborbital Aeronomy Successful 16 February 1 19 February 12:13 INDAgni-I INDBalasore INDDRDO Apogee: 300 km IND DRDO Suborbital Missile test Successful 19 February 1 1 March CANBlack Brant 9CM1 FRACentre d'Essais des Landes FRAMatra Apogee: 200 km FRANOIR Matra Suborbital Aeronomy Successful 1 March 1 6 March 08:21 CANBlack Brant XII USAPoker Flat USANASA Apogee: 455 km USA NASA Suborbital Auroral Successful 6 March 1 7 March 09:11 USANike Orion USAPoker Flat USANASA Apogee: 140 km USA NASA Suborbital Plasma Failure 7 March 1 8 March 03:50 USALGM-118 Peacekeeper USAVandenberg LF-05 USAUS Air Force Apogee: 1000 km US Air Force Suborbital Missile test Successful 8 March 1 11 March 06:50 CANBlack Brant IX USAPoker Flat USANASA Apogee: 308 km USA NASA Suborbital Plasma Successful 11 March 1 28 March USAUGM-96 Trident I USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy FCET-44; Apogee: 1000 km US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 28 March 1 28 March USAUGM-96 Trident I USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy FCET-44; Apogee: 1000 km US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 28 March 1 28 March USAUGM-96 Trident I USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy FCET-44; Apogee: 1000 km US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 28 March 1 28 March USAUGM-96 Trident I USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy FCET-44; Apogee: 1000 km US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 28 March |colspan=8| April-June |- 1 5 April 18:22 USATerrier-Orion USAWallops Island USANASA Apogee: 127 km NASA Suborbital Rocket test Successful 5 April 1 16 April 01:22 ESPINTA-300B ESPEl Arenosillo ESPINTA Apogee: 156 km ESP INTA Suborbital Aeronomy Successful 16 April 1 17 April 04:30 CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 USANASA Apogee: 300 km USA NASA Suborbital Astronomy Successful 17 April 1 25 April 20:45 CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 USANASA Apogee: 300 km USA NASA Suborbital Solar astronomy Successful 25 April 1 3 May 07:40 USANike Orion SWEEsrange GERDLR Apogee: 140 km GERMINI-TEXUS 2 DLR Suborbital Microgravity research Successful 3 May 1 5 May 04:15 UKSkylark 7 SWEEsrange LA-S GERDASA Apogee: 235 km GERTEXUS-32 DASA Suborbital Microgravity research Successful 5 May 1 17 May USALGM-118A Peacekeeper USAVandenberg LF-02 USAUS Air Force Apogee: 1000 km US Air Force Suborbital Missile test Successful 17 May 1 26 May USAUGM-133 Trident II UKVanguard S28 6, Eastern Range UKRoyal Navy Apogee: 1000 km UKDASO-1 Royal Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 26 May 1 4 June INDPrithvi INDBalasore INDDRDO Apogee: 100 km IND DRDO Suborbital Missile test Successful 4 June 1 6 June INDPrithvi INDBalasore DRDO Apogee: 100 km IND DRDO Suborbital Missile test Successful 6 June 1 8 June USALGM-30G Minuteman III USAVandenberg LF-04 USAUS Air Force Apogee: 1300 km USAGT-155GM US Air Force Suborbital Missile test Successful 8 June 1 20 June 03:00 USAUGM-133 Trident II UKHMS Vanguard, Eastern Range UKRoyal Navy Apogee: 1000 km UKDASO-2 Royal Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 20 June 1 22 June 02:20 USANike Orion USAWallops Island USANASA Apogee: 140 km USA NASA Suborbital Plasma Successful 22 June 1 22 June 08:22 RUSRT-2PM Topol RUSPlesetsk RUSRVSN Apogee: 1000 km RUS RVSN Suborbital Missile test Successful 22 June 1 27 June 07:40 USATaurus-Orion USAPoker Flat USANASA Apogee: 200 km USA NASA Suborbital Plasma Successful 27 June |colspan=8| July-September |- 1 6 July USALGM-30G Minuteman III USAVandenberg LF-09 USAUS Air Force Apogee: 1300 km USAGT-156GM US Air Force Suborbital Missile test Successful 6 July 1 8 July USAMGM-29 Sergeant USAWallops Island USABMDO Apogee: 100 km USAMSTI-2 BMDO Suborbital Target Successful 8 July 1 16 July 00:23 USANike Orion USAWallops Island USANASA Apogee: 140 km USA NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 16 July 1 20 July 05:53 CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 USANASA Apogee: 163 km USA NASA Suborbital Aeronomy Successful 20 July 1 22 July USAUGM-27 Polaris (STARS) USABarking Sands USAUS Air Force Apogee: 1000 km USAODES US Air Force Suborbital Target Successful 22 July 1 28 July 22:39 USANike Orion NORAndøya GERDLR Apogee: 140 km GEREcho 94 F-102 DUSTY DLR Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 28 July 1 31 July 00:50 USANike Orion NORAndøya GERDLR Apogee: 140 km GEREcho 94 F-103 DUSTY DLR Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 31 July 1 8 August USAMGM-29 Sergeant USAWallops Island USAUS Navy Apogee: 100 km USACEC US Navy Suborbital Target Successful 8 August 1 12 August 00:53 USANike Orion NORAndøya GERDLR Apogee: 140 km GEREcho 94 F-101 CONE DLR Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 12 August 1 16 August 03:25 CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 USANASA Apogee: 300 km USA NASA Suborbital Aeronomy Successful 16 August 1 18 August USAMGM-29 Sergeant USAWallops Island USABMDO Apogee: 100 km USAJTF-95 MSTI BMDO Suborbital Target Successful 18 August 1 19 August 15:08 USANike Orion BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 140 km USAMALTED/CADRE NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 19 August 1 20 August 02:18 USANike Orion BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 140 km USAMALTED/CADRE NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 20 August 1 24 August 13:45 USANike Orion BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 140 km USAMALTED/CADRE NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 24 August 1 25 August 01:43 USANike Orion BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 140 km USAMALTED/CADRE NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 25 August 1 7 September 14:41 USALGM-118 Peacekeeper USAVandenberg LF-05 USAUS Air Force Apogee: 1000 km US Air Force Suborbital Missile test Successful 7 September 1 9 September 13:33 CANBlack Brant VC BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 250 km USA NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 9 September 1 12 September 15:34 USANike Orion USAWhite Sands USANASA Apogee: 140 km USACWAS-35 NASA Suborbital Aeronomy Successful 12 September 1 15 September 15:00 USANike Orion USAWhite Sands USANASA Apogee: 140 km USACWAS-36 NASA Suborbital Aeronomy Successful 15 September 1 15 September ISRJericho II ISRPalmachim ISRISA Apogee: 300 km ISA Suborbital Missile test Failure 15 September 1 16 September 04:00 JPNST-735 JPNKagoshima JPNISAS Apogee: 118 km JPNFIH ISAS Suborbital Rocket test Successful 16 September 1 21 September 13:56 CANBlack Brant VC BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 250 km USA NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 21 September 1 23 September 15:15 RUSRT-2PM Topol RUSPlesetsk RUSRVSN Apogee: 1000 km RVSN Suborbital Missile test Successful 23 September 1 23 September 21:15 USANike Tomahawk BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 270 km USA NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 23 September 1 23 September 21:17 USANike Tomahawk BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 270 km USA NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 23 September 1 24 September 21:15 USANike Tomahawk BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 270 km USA NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 24 September 1 24 September 21:17 USANike Tomahawk BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 270 km USA NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 24 September |colspan=8| October-December |- 1 4 October 18:58 CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 USANASA Apogee: 300 km USAPIMS NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 4 October 1 5 October 08:00 USALGM-30G Minuteman III USAVandenberg LF-04 USAUS Air Force Apogee: 1300 km USAGT-157GM US Air Force Suborbital Missile test Successful 5 October 1 6 October 13:22 CANBlack Brant VC BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 250 km USA NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Failure 6 October 1 14 October 22:25 CANBlack Brant X BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 956 km USAH.Alt Spread F NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 14 October 1 15 October 13:41 CANBlack Brant VC BRAAlcântara USANASA Apogee: 250 km USAH.Alt Spread F NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 15 October 1 21 October USAUGM-96 Trident I USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy Apogee: 1000 km USADASO-33 US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 21 October 1 3 November 18:45 CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 USANASA Apogee: 231 km USANCAR/CU-5 NASA Suborbital Ionospheric Successful 3 November 1 3 November 19:15 CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 USANASA Apogee: 272 km USAMSSTA NASA Suborbital X-ray astronomy Successful 3 November 1 10 November 07:30 RUSRT-2PM Topol RUSPlesetsk RUSRVSN Apogee: 1000 km RVSN Suborbital Missile test Successful 10 November 1 22 November 15:40 CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 USANASA Apogee: 300 km USA NASA Suborbital Test flight Successful 22 November 1 24 November 10:20 JPNS-310 NORAndøya JPNISAS Apogee: 200 km JPN ISAS Suborbital Aeronomy Successful 24 November 1 30 November 10:30 UKSkylark 7 SWEEsrange Area S GERDLR Apogee: 267 km GERTEXUS 33 DASA Suborbital Microgravity Successful 30 November 1 1 December 21:39 JPNS-520 NORAndøya JPNISAS Apogee: 344 km JPN ISAS Suborbital Auroral Successful 1 December 1 1 December USAUGM-133 Trident II USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy Apogee: 1000 km USADASO-13 US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 1 December 1 3 December 07:45 CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 USANASA Apogee: 300 km USA NASA Suborbital Astronomy Successful 3 December 1 7 December USAUGM-133 Trident II USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy Apogee: 1000 km USAFCET-45 US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 7 December 1 7 December USAUGM-133 Trident II USASubmarine, Eastern Range USAUS Navy Apogee: 1000 km USAFCET-45 US Navy Suborbital Missile test Successful 7 December 1 8 December CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 CANCSA Apogee: 300 km CANCSAR-2 CSA Suborbital Microgravity Successful 8 December 1 17 December 02:55 CANBlack Brant IX USAWhite Sands LC-36 USANASA Apogee: 300 km USA NASA Suborbital Astronomy Successful 17 December 1 20 December 08:50 RUSRT-2UTTH Topol M RUSPlesetsk RUSRVSN Maiden flight of Topol M missile; Apogee: 1000 km RVSN Suborbital Missile test Successful 20 December |} 1994 Deep Space Rendezvous Date (GMT)SpacecraftEventRemarks19 February Clementine Selenocentric orbit injection 400 km4 May Clementine Leaves Selenocentric orbit13 October Magellan Deliberately deorbited into the Venerian atmosphere EVAs Start date/timeDurationEnd timeSpacecraftCrewRemarks9 September07:005 hours4 minutes12:06Mir EO-16Kvant-2RUSYuri MalenchenkoKAZTalgat MusabayevInspected a docking port on Kvant-1 for damage from a recent Progress and repaired a thermal blanket on Soyuz TM-19.13 September06:306 hours1 minute12:32Mir EO-16Kvant-2RUSYuri MalenchenkoKAZTalgat MusabayevContinued construction work in preparation of moving solar arrays from the Kristall module to the Kvant-2 module.16 September14:426 hours51 minutes21:33STS-64103 noUSAMark C. LeeUSACarl J. MeadeUntethered tests of SAFER EVA rescue device.http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/missions/sts-64/mission-sts-64.html STS-64 (64) Dumoulin Jim NASA Space Shuttle Launch Archive NASA 2009-03-05 https://web.archive.org/web/20090320090908/http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/missions/sts-64/mission-sts-64.html 20 March 2009 live References Footnotes 2 1994 on expanded Category:Spaceflight by year