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pad

A Soyuz/Fregat rocket shortly after installation on the launch pad on Feb. 18, 2019. Click to enlarge. Credit: RKK Energia


launch

Soyuz ST-B lifts off with a sextuplet of OneWeb satellites on Feb. 27, 2019. Click to enlarge. Credit: Arianespace


flight

Soyuz MS-12 lifts off on March 14. Click to enlarge. Credit: NASA


mev

Proton with Eutelsat-5WB and MEV-1 lifts off on October 9, 2019. Click to enlarge. Credit: GKNPTs Khrunichev


mev

Soyuz-2-1a rocket lifts off with Progress-MS-13 spacecraft on Dec. 6, 2019. Click to enlarge. Credit: GKNPTs Khrunichev


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RD-276 engines lift the Proton-M rocket with the Elektro-L3 satellite on December 24, 2019. Click to enlarge. Copyright © 2000 Anatoly Zak


 

Russian space activities in 2019

At the beginning of the year, Roskosmos promised 45 launches of rockets and missiles built by the Russian industry within the Roskosmos State Corporation in 2019. They included plans for 32 launch attempts to deliver spacecraft into orbit. However, these numbers did not include test firings of submarine-based missiles. Around five or six military orbital launches were promised from Plesetsk and as many as 19 from Baikonur. In November 2018, the Russian emergency agency, MChS, also announced plans for launches of six remote-sensing satellites, including radar-carrying spacecraft before the end of 2019. The Ministry of Defense also promised to deploy 31 Yars and Avangard launchers, four Tu-95 cruise-missile-carrying aircraft and the Knyaz Vladimir submarine with Bulava missiles during 2019.

For missions in 2018 click here


assets

Russian orbital assets included 91 spacecraft as of May 14, 2019, according to Roskosmos. There is no independent confirmation of the operational status of some satellites and others officially listed as part of the constellation were known to be inoperable or crippled. In December 2019, Roskosmos said that Russian orbital assets included 92 civilian, scientific and navigation satellites. According to ISS Reshetnev, in December 2019, the Russian orbital assets (military and civilian) included 163 satellites, including 104 spacecraft developed by the company.


Yamal-401 Resurs-P Kanopus-V Kanopus-V-IK Lomonosov Progress MS-11 Progress MS-10 Soyuz MS-12

Year-end results

In reality, by the end of 2019, Russia made 25 orbital launch attempts, but remarkably, all of them were successful, discounting a non-fatal anomaly during the launch of Egyptsat-A. Even more remarkable, 2019 became only the third year after 2003 and 2001 without launch accidents for the Russian space program during the entire post-Soviet period. In the three space decades of the USSR, not a single year, except for 1957, went without a launch failure.

Still, Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov in an interview with Rossiya 24 TV channel on December 27 said that Russia was able to complete only slightly more than 50 percent of the planned space launches in 2019. Borisov also pointed out that only six out of 19 planned facilities at the new Vostochny spaceport had been declared operational and 20 billion rubles allocated for the project remained unspent. According to Borisov, a meeting in Sochi at the beginning of the month, chaired by the Russian president, reviewed the status of the Russian military space assets and resulted in the formation of a commission charged with reporting to Putin not later than January 20, 2020, on the causes for lagging schedules. Various catch-up measures were also in the works, Borisov said.

However Head of Roskosmos Dmitry Rogozin explained the unfulfilled launch schedule "first of all" by late delivery of foreign-produced OneWeb satellites which required the postponement of multiple launches of Soyuz-2 rockets. Rogozin also cited tough US sanctions on the supplies of space-grade electronics to Russia as the reason for delays with the nation's military payloads. He also mentioned "organizational" problems and admitted that some commercial payloads had gone to Roskosmos' foreign competitors providing launch services.

Also, using a Twitter account, which is attributed to a space robot, but clearly under Rogozin's control, Roskosmos fired back at Borisov. "In any other country, the leadership of a company that outperformed the results of the previous year by 25 percent would be thanked and not publicly bad-mouthed," the "robot" wrote. (Russia performed 20 launches in 2018.) This was not the first time that Rogozin publicly rebuked his boss in the government.

In 2019, Russia also announced launches of five ICBMs and five submarine-based missiles. Rogozin cited the launch of 12 military missiles, but during a traditional meeting with the Russian president on the eve of Cosmonautics Day on April 10, 2020, Rogozin said that a total of 10 military rocket systems produced by companies within Roskosmos conducted launches in 2019.

 

The world's orbital launch attempts in 2019 (as of January 20, 2024 ):

-
Country
Launch date
Time of launch
Payload
Payload type
Launch vehicle
Launch site
Launch complex
Launch pad
Status
1
China
Jan. 10
17:11:04.838 UTC
Zhongxing-2D
Application / communications
Chang Zheng-3B/E
Xichang
2
-
Success
2
USA
Jan. 11
07:31:33.492 Pacific Time
Iridium-Next 8-1, Iridium-Next 8-2, Iridium-Next 8-3, Iridium-Next 8-4, Iridium-Next 8-5, Iridium-Next 8-6, Iridium-Next 8-7, Iridium-Next 8-8, Iridium-Next 8-9, Iridium-Next 8-10
Application / communications
Falcon-9 B1049
Vandenberg
SLC-4E
E
Success
3
Iran
Jan. 15
00:30 UTC
Payam
Experimental
Simorgh
Semnan
2
2
Failure
4
Japan
Jan. 18
05:00:20 UTC
RAPIS-1, RISESAT,
MicroDragon,
OrigamiSat-1,
NEXUS,
Aoba VELOX-4,
ALE-1
Experimental
Epsilon-4 S/N-4
Uchinoura
-
-
Success
5
USA
Jan. 19
11:10 a.m. Pacific Time
NROL-71/USA-290
Military / reconnaissance (?)
Delta-4 Heavy (D-382)
Vandenberg
SLC-6
-
Success
6
China
Jan. 21
13:42:20.984 Beijing Time
Jilin-1-01, Jilin-1-02, Lingque-1A, Xiaoxiang-1-03
Application / remote sensing
Chang Zheng-11 (Y6)
Jiuquan
-
-
Success
7
India
Jan. 24
23:37 India Standard Time
KalamSat-v2, Microsat-R
Application / remote sensing
PSLV-DL (C44)
Sriharikota
FLP
1
Success
8
Europe
Feb. 5
6:01:07 p.m. French Guiana time
HallasSat-4/Saudi Geostationary Satellite-1, GSAT-31
Application / communications
Ariane-5 (VA-247)
-
Success
9
Iran
Feb. 5
-
Dostij
Experimental
Simorgh (Safir-1B)
Semnan
1
1
Failure
10
Feb. 21
19:47 Moscow Time
Military / observation
6
Success
11
USA
Feb. 21
8:41 p.m. EST
Nasatara Satu (PSN-6), Beresheet lunar lander, S5
Application / communications, Planetary / Lunar, Military
Falcon-9 B1048
Cape Canaveral
SLC-40
-
Success
12
Feb. 27
6:37 p.m. French Guiana time
-
Success
13
USA
March 2
2:49:03 a.m. EST
Dragon-V2 (SpX-DM1)
Piloted / unPiloted test
Falcon-9-070 (B1051)
Cape Canaveral (KSC)
39A
A
Success
14
China
March 9
16:28:04.5408 UTC
Zhongxing-6C
Application / communications
Chang Zheng-3B/G2
Xichang
2
-
Success
15
March 14
22:14:08.175 Moscow Time
5
Success
16
USA
March 16
8:26:00.1 p.m. EDT
Wideband Global Satcom, WGS-10
Military / communications
Delta-4-Medium+ (5,4)
Cape Canaveral
37B
B
Success
17
Europe
March 21
22:50:35 French Guiana time
Prisma
Application / remote sensing
1
Success
18
China
March 27
17:39 Beijing Time
Lingque-1B (ZG6U)
Experimental
OS-M1 (Chongqing-Liangjiang Star)
Jiuquan
-
-
Failure
19
USA
March 28
23:57 UTC
R3D2
Experimental
Electron
Mahia
-
-
Success
20
China
March 31
15:51 UTC
Tianlian-2-01
Communications / Data relay
Chang Zheng-3B/E
Xichang
-
-
Success
21
India
April 1
9:30 Indian Standard Time
EMISat, Flock-4a-1 (Dove 2218), Flock-4a-2 (Dove 2201), Flock-4a-3 (Dove 2206), Flock-4a-4 (Dove 2220), Flock-4a-5 (Dove 2227), Flock-4a-6 (Dove 220B), Flock-4a-7 (Dove 222D), Flock-4a-8 (Dove 2213), Flock-4a-9 (Dove 2224), Flock-4a-10 (Dove 2205), Flock-4a-11 (Dove 2223), Flock-4a-12 (Dove 2209), Flock-4a 13 (Dove 220C), Flock-4a-14 (Dove 222C), Flock-4a-15 (Dove 2207), Flock-4a-16 (Dove 222B), Flock-4a-17 (Dove 2212), Flock-4a-18 (Dove 2215), Flock-4a-19 (Dove 2235), Flock-4a-20 (Dove 2232), Lemur-2-96, Lemur-2 -97, Lemur-2 -98, Lemur-2 -99, BlueWalker-1 (BW-1), M6P, Astrocast-0.2, AISTECHSAT-3 (Danu Pathfinder), AIS, APRS, ARIS
Application
PSLV-C45 (QL)
Sriharikota
-
-
Success
22
April 4
14:01:34.264 Moscow Time
Piloted / cargo supply
6
Success
23
April 4
2:03:37 p.m. French Guiana time
Application / communications
-
Success
24
USA
April 12
22:35 UTC
Arabsat-6A
Application / communications
Falcon Heavy
Cape Canaveral, KSC
39A
A
Success
25
USA
April 17
4:46 p.m EDT
Cygnus NG-11 (CRS-11, Roger Chaffee)
Piloted / cargo supply
Wallops Isl.
LP-0A
A
Success
26
China
April 20
14:41 UTC
Beidou-3IGSO-1 (Beidou-44)
Application / navigation
Chang-Zheng-3B/G2
Xichang
3
-
Success
27
China
April 30
06:52:05.017 Beijing Time
Tianhui 2-01-1, Tianhui 2-01-2
Application / remote sensing
Chang Zheng-4B
Taiyuan
-
-
Success
28
USA
May 4
02:48 EDT
Dragon SpX-17 (CRS-17) OCO-3, STP-H6
Piloted / cargo supply
Falcon-9-071 (B1056.1)
Cape Canaveral
SLC-40
-
Success
29
USA
May 5
06:00 UTC
Harbinger, SPARC-1 (Space Plug and Play Architecture Research CubeSat-1), Falcon ODE (Falco Orbital Debris Experiment)
Military / Experimental
Electron
Mahia
1
-
Success
30
China
May 17
15:49 UTC
Beidou-2G8 (45)
Application / navigation
Chang Zheng-3C/G2 (Y16)
Xichang
2
-
Success
31
India
May 22
00:00 UTC
RISAT-2B
Application / remote sensing
PSLV-CA (C46)
Sriharikota
-
-
Success
32
China
May 23
06:49 Beijing Time
Yaogan-33
Military / radar reconnaisance
Chang Zheng-4C
Taiyuan
9
-
Failure
33
USA
May 23
10:30 p.m. Eastern Time
Starlink (1), Starlink (2), Starlink (3), Starlink (4), Starlink (5), Starlink (6), Starlink (7), Starlink (8), Starlink (9), Starlink (10), Starlink (11), Starlink (12), Starlink (13), Starlink (14), Starlink (15), Starlink (16), Starlink (17), Starlink (18), Starlink (19), Starlink (20), Starlink (21), Starlink (22), Starlink (23), Starlink (24), Starlink (25), Starlink (26), Starlink (27), Starlink (28), Starlink (29), Starlink (30), Starlink (31), Starlink (32), Starlink (33), Starlink (34), Starlink (35), Starlink (36), Starlink (37), Starlink (38), Starlink (39), Starlink (40), Starlink (41), Starlink (42), Starlink (43), Starlink (44), Starlink (45), Starlink (46), Starlink (47), Starlink (48), Starlink (49), Starlink (50), Starlink (51), Starlink (52), Starlink (53), Starlink (54), Starlink (55), Starlink (56), Starlink (57), Starlink (58), Starlink (59), Starlink (60)
Application / communications
Falcon-9 B1049.3
Cape Canaveral
SLC 40
-
Success
34
May 27
09:23 Moscow Time
Military / navigation
4
Success
35
May 30
20:42:00 Moscow Time
39
Success
36
China
June 5
12:06 local time
Jilin-1 Gaofen-3A, Bufeng-1A, Bufeng-1B, Xiaoxiang-1 (04), Tianqi-3 'Tao Xingzhi', Zhongdianwangtong-1A, Zhongdianwangtong-1B
Experimental
Chang Zheng-11
Yellow Sea
Floating platform
-
-
37
USA
June 12
14:17 UTC
Radarsat C-1, Radarsat C-2, Radarsat C-3
Application / remote sensing
Falcon-9
Vandenberg
-
-
Success
38
Europe
June 20
6:43 p.m. French Guiana
T-16, Eutelsat-7C
Application / communications
Ariane-5 ECA (VA248)
-
Success
39
China
June 24
18:09:04.518 UTC
Beidou-3 IGSO-2 (Beidou-46)
Military / navigation
Chang Zheng-3B
Xichang
3
-
Success
40
USA
June 25
2:30 a.m. EDT
Space Test Program-2 (STP-2)
Military / experimental
Falcon Heavy
Cape Canaveral
39A
A
Success
41
USA
June 29
04:30 UTC
BlackSky Global-3, Prometheus (1), Prometheus (2), ACRUX-1, SpaceBEE-8, SpaceBEE-9, Painani
Experimental
Electron
Mahia
-
-
Success
42
July 5
08:41:45.962 Moscow Time
Meteor-M No. 2-2, Momentus X1, NSLSat-1, Lemur-2 (100), Lemur-2 (101) Lemur-2 (102), Lemur-2 (103), Lemur-2 (104), Lemur-2 (105), Lemur-2 (106), Lemur-2 (107), Lemur-2 (108), JAISAT-1, EXOCONNECT, D-Star One (Lightsat), Lucky-7, SEAM-2.0, MTCube, SONATE, Beesat-9, Beesat-10, Beesat-11, Beesat-12, Beesat-13, MOVE-2b, TTU-100, Ecuador-UTE, ICEYE-X4, ICEYE-X5, DoT-1, MKA Sokrat, VDNKhA-80, AmurSat (AmGU-1)
Application / remote-sensing
-
Success
43
July 10
20:14 Moscow Time
Kosmos-2535, Kosmos-2536, Kosmos-2537, Kosmos-2538
4
Success
44
Europe
July 10
22:53:03 French Guiana time
Falcon Eye-1
Application / remote sensing
-
Failure
45
15:30:57 Moscow Time
Science / astronomy
24
Success
46
July 20
19:28:20.238 Moscow Time
1
5
Success
47
India
July 22
2:43 India Standard Time
Chandrayaan-2
Planetary / lunar
GSLV MkIII-M1
Sriharikota
-
-
Success
48
USA
July 25
6:24 p.m. EDT
Dragon SpX-18 (CRS-18)
Piloted / cargo supply
Falcon-9-074 (B1056.2)
Cape Canaveral
SLC-40
-
Success
49
China
July 25
13:00:00.278 Beijing Time
Xingshidai-6, Bei Lilong-1 CAS-7B
Experimental / communications
Shuang Quxian-1 SQX-1 (Y1)
Jiuquan
-
-
Success
50
China
July 26
11:57 Beijing Time
Yaogan-30-05, Yaogan-30-05, Yaogan-30-05
Military / reconnaissance
Chang Zheng-2C
Xichang
-
-

Success

51
July 30
08:56 Moscow Time
4
Success
52
July 31
15:10:46.153 Moscow Time
Piloted / cargo supply
6

Success

53
August 6
00:56:00.008 Moscow Time
24
Success
54
Europe
August 6
4:30:07 p.m. French Guiana time
INTELSAT-39, EDRS-C/Hylas-3
Application / communications
Ariane-5 ECA (VA249)
-
Success
55
USA
August 6
7:23:00.538 p.m. EDT
AMOS-17
Application / communications
Falcon-9-075 (B1047.3)
Cape Canaveral
SLC-40
-
Success
56
USA
August 8
6:13:00.246 a.m. EDT
AEHF-5, TDO (12U cubesats)
Military / communications
Atlas-5 (551) (AV-084)
Cape Canaveral
SLC-41
-
Success
57 China August 17 12:11:40 Beijing Time Qiansheng yi hao-01, Xing Shidai-5, Tianqi er hao Application / remote sensing / communications Jielong-1, (Smart Dragon, SD-1) Jiuquan Mobile - Success
58 China August 19 20:03:04.655 Beijing Time Zhongxing-18 Application / communications Chang Zheng-3B Xichang LC-2 - Success*
59 USA August 20 12:12 a.m. New Zeland Time

Global-4 (BlackSky), ??? (UNSEENLABS), US Air Force (1), US Air Force (2)

Experimental Electron Mahia LC-1 - Sucess
60
August 22
06:38:31 Moscow Time
31
6
Success
61 USA August 22 9:06:00.167 a.m. EDT GPS-3 SV02 (USA-293) Application / navigation Delta-4 Medium+ (4,2) Cape Canaveral 37B B Success
62 Russia August 30 17:00 Moscow Time Kosmos-2540 (Geo-IK-2 No. 3) Military / geodesy
3
Success
63
China
August 31
07:41 local time
Wei Zhongli Jishu Shiyan Weixing (KX-09), Xiaoxiang yihao (XX1-07)
Experimental
Kuaizhou-1A
Jiuquan
-
-
Success
64
China
Sept. 12
11:26 Beijing Time
Ziyuan-2D, Jingshi-1, Taurus Naxing-3
Application / remote-sensing
Chang Zheng-4B
Taiyuan
9
-
Success
65
China
Sept. 19
14:42:00.275 Beijing Time
Zhuhai-1 Group 03 (OHS-3 - Chunlei Jìhua Zhixing,
OHS-3A - Fenbie Shì Xihai'an-1,
OHS-3B - Feitian Maotai,
OHS-3C - Gaomi-1, OVS-3D - Guoyuan V9)
Application / remote-sensing
Chang Zheng-11
Jiuquan
43/95
-
Success
66
China
Sept. 23
05:10:04.639 Beijing Time
Beidou-47 (3-M23), Beidou-48 (3-M24)
Application / navigation
Chang Zheng-3B
Xichang
07-107
2
Success
67 China Sept. 25 00:54 UTC Yunhai-1-02 Science / atmosphere
Chang Zheng-2D
Jiuquan
-
-
Success
68 Japan Sept. 25 01:05 Japan Time HTV-8 Cargo supply
H-2B
Tanegashima - - Success
69 Russia Sept. 25 16:57:42.701 Moscow Time Soyuz MS-15 Piloted
5
Success
70
Sept. 26
10:46 Moscow Time
Military / early warning
4
Success
71
China
Oct. 5
02:51 Beijing Time
Gaofen-10 (2)
Application / remote sensing
Chang Zheng-4C
Taiyuan
9
-
Success
72 Russia Oct. 9 13:17:56 Moscow Time Eutelsat-5 West-B, MEV-1 Application / communications
39
Success
73 USA Oct. 11 - ICON (MIDEX-8, Helio EX-1, Explorer-96) Science
Pegasus-XL
- L-1011 - Sucess
74 USA Oct. 17 01:22 UTC Palisade Experimental
Electron
Mahia LC-1 - Sucess
75 China Oct. 17 15:21 UTC Tongxin jishu shiyan weixing si hao (TJS-4) Communication Technology Test Satellite-4 Experimental
Chang Zheng-3B
Xichang
-
-
Success
76 USA Nov. 2 9:59 a.m. Eastern Time Cygnus NG-12 S.S. Alan Bean (CRS-12) Piloted / cargo supply
Antares
Wallops Island - - Success
77 China Nov. 3 11:22 Beijing Time Gaofen-7, Exquisite High Score Test Satellite, Sudan Scientific Experiment Satellite-1, Tianyi-15 Application / remote sensing
Chang Zheng-4B
Taiyuan - - Success
78 China Nov. 4 01:43:04.482 Beijing Time Beidou-3 (49) Military / navigation
Chang Zheng-3B
Xichang LC-3 - Success
79 USA Nov. 11 9:56 a.m. EST Starlink (61), Starlink (62), Starlink (63), Starlink (64), Starlink (65), Starlink (66), Starlink (67), Starlink (68), Starlink (69), Starlink (70), Starlink (71), Starlink (72), Starlink (73), Starlink (74), Starlink (75), Starlink (76), Starlink (77), Starlink (78), Starlink (79), Starlink (80), Starlink (81), Starlink (82), Starlink (83), Starlink (84), Starlink (85), Starlink (86), Starlink (87), Starlink (88), Starlink (89), Starlink (90), Starlink (91), Starlink (92), Starlink (93), Starlink (94), Starlink (95), Starlink (96), Starlink (97), Starlink (98), Starlink (99), Starlink (100), Starlink (101), Starlink (102), Starlink (103), Starlink (104), Starlink (105), Starlink (106), Starlink (107), Starlink (108), Starlink (109), Starlink (110), Starlink (111), Starlink (112), Starlink (113), Starlink (114), Starlink (115), Starlink (116), Starlink (117), Starlink (118), Starlink (119), Starlink (120) Application / communications
Falcon-9
Cape Canaveral SLC-40 - Success
80 China Nov. 13 11:40 Beijing Time

Jilin-1 Gaofen 02A

Application / remote-sensing
Kuaizhou-1A
Jiuquan - - Success
81 China Nov. 13 14:35 Beijing Time

Ningxia-1 (1), Ningxia-1 (1), Ningxia-1 (1), Ningxia-1 (1), Ningxia-1 (1)

Application / remote sensing
Chang Zheng-6
Taiyuan - - Success
82 China Nov. 17 10:00:02 UTC KL-Alpha A,
KL-Alpha B
-
Kuaizhou-1A
Jiuquan - - Success
83
China
Nov. 23
00:55:54.831 UTC
Beidou-3M21 (Beidou-50), Beidou-3M22 (Beidou-51)
Military / navigation
Chang Zheng-3B/YZ-1
Xichang
07-110 LC-3
-
Success
84 Russia Nov. 25 20:52 Moscow Time Kosmos-2542, Kosmos-2543 Military / inspection Plesetsk 43 4 Success
85 Europe Nov. 26 21:23:07.3 UTC TIBA-1, Inmarsat-5 F5 (GX-5) Application / communications
Ariane-5 ECA (VA-250)
-
Success
86 India Nov. 27 03:58 UTC

Cartosat-3, Meshbed, Flock-4p-1, Flock-4p-2, Flock-4p-3, Flock-4p-4, Flock-4p-5, Flock-4p-6, Flock-4p-7, Flock-4p-8, Flock-4p-9, Flock-4p-10, Flock-4p-11, Flock-4p-12

Application / remote sensing PSLV (C-47)
Sriharikota
-
-
Success
87 China Nov. 29 23:52 UTC Gaofen-12 -
Chang-Zheng-4C
Taiyuan LC-9 - Success
88 USA Dec. 5 12:29 p.m. EST
Dragon SpX-19 (CRS19), HISUI, CIRiS, EdgeCube, PTD-1
Piloted / cargo supply
Falcon-9-077 B1059.1
Cape Canaveral
SLC-40
-
Success
89 Russia Dec. 6 12:34:11 Moscow Time
Piloted / cargo supply
6
Success
90
USA
Dec. 6
22:22 New Zeland Daylight Time
ALE-2, ATL-1, FossaSat-1, NOOR-1A, NOOR-1B, SMOG-P, TRSi Sat
Experimental
Electron
Mahia
LC-1
-
Success
91
China
Dec. 7
10:55 Beijing Time
Jilin-1 (Gaofen-02B)
Application / remote-sensing
Kuaizhou-1A
Taiyuan
-
-
Success
92
China
Dec. 7
16:52 Beijing Time
HEAD-2A, HEAD-2B (Skywalker), Tianyi-16 (Spacety-16), Tianyi-17 (Spacety-17), Tianqi-4A, Tianqi-4B,
Remote sensing, IoT
Kuaizhou-1A
Taiyuan
LC-16
-
Success
93
Dec. 11
11:54 Moscow Time
Military / navigation
3
Success
94
India
Dec. 11
15:25 India Standard Time
RISAT-2BR1, QPS-SAR-1 (Izanagi), 1HOPSat-TD, PTD-1 (Pathfinder, Tyvak 0129), Lemur-2x1, Lemur-2x2, Lemur-2 x3, Lemur-2x4, COMMTRAIL (Tyvak 0092), Duchifat 3
Application
PSLV-QL C48
Sriharikota
-
-
Success
95
China
Dec. 16
15:22 Beijing Time
BeiDou-3M19, Beidou-3M20
Military / navigation
Chang Zheng-3A
Xichang
-
-
Success
96
USA
Dec. 16
7:10 p.m. EST
JCSat-18, Kacific-1
Application / communications
Falcon-9
Cape Canaveral
SLC-40
-
Success
97
Dec. 18
5:54 a.m. French Guiana time
Millitary / observation
-
Success
98 China Dec. 20
03:22:29.171 UTC
CBERS-4A (Ziyuan-1 04A), ETRSS-1, FloripaSat-1, Tianqin-1/CAS-6, Weilai-1R (Guozhi Henghao Nianjing 1), Tianyan-01 (MN50-2), Xingshidai-8 / Tianyan-02 (MN6U-2), Yuheng, Shuntian
Application / remote sensing
Chang Zheng-4B
Taiyuan
LC-9
05-71
Success
99
USA
Dec. 20
6:36:43 a.m. EST
CST-100 Starliner
Piloted / automated test
Atlas-5
Cape Canaveral
SLC-41
-
Success**
100
Dec. 24
15:03:02 Moscow Time
Application / weather
24
Success
101
Dec. 27
02:11 Moscow Time
3
Success
102
China
Dec. 27
20:45:10.526 Beijing Time
Shijian-20
Application / communications
Chang Zheng-5 (Y3/07-W4)
Wenchang
-
-
Success

*Spacecraft failed immediately after the separation from the launch vehicle;

**Spacecraft entered wrong orbit and failed to complete some of its mission objectives

 

 

The 2019 space launch score card (as of January 20, 2024 ):

China
USA
Europe
India
Iran
Japan
World
Launch vehicles
Chang Zheng-3B/E:
10
Falcon-9:
11
Ariane-5:
4
PSLV:
5
Simorgh:
2*
Epsilon:
1
Chang Zheng-11:
3
Electron:
6
Vega:
2 (1*)
GSLV MkIII-M1:
1
H-2B:
1
OS-M1:
1*
Delta-4 Heavy:
2
Chang Zheng-4B:
4
Falcon Heavy:
2
Chang Zheng-3C:
1
Chang Zheng-4C:
3 (1*)
Atlas-5:
2
Shuang Quxian-1:
1
Delta-4 Medium:
1
Chang Zheng-2C:
1
Pegasus-XL:
1
Chang Zheng-2D:
1
Jielong-1:
1
Kuaizhou-1A:
5
             
Chang Zheng-6:
1
             
Chang Zheng-3A:
1
             
Chang Zheng-5:
1
             
China total:
34
USA total:
27
Russia total:
25
Europe total:
6
India total:
6
Iran total:
2
Japan total:
2
World total:
102
China failed:
2
USA failed:
0
Russia failed:
0
Europe failed:
1
India failed:
0
Iran failed:
2
Japan failed:
0
World failed:
5
Launch sites
Xichang:
13
Cape Canaveral:
15
Sriharikota:
5
Semnan:
2
Uchinoura:
1
Jiuquan:
8
Vandenberg:
3
Tanegashima:
1
Taiyuan:
10
Mahia, NZ:
6
Yellow Sea:
1
Wallops Isl.:
2
Wenchang:
1
             

(1*) - number of failed launches

 

 


This page is compiled by Anatoly Zak; Last update: January 20, 2024

Page editor: Alain Chabot; Last edit: April 30, 2011

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