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Orbital Launches
First	21 January
Last	29 December
National Firsts
Orbital Launch	Russia
Space Traveller	Belgium  Italy  Switzerland
Rockets
Maiden Flights	Atlas IIA Space Shuttle Endeavour
Retirements	Commercial Titan III Delta II 6920 Delta II 6925 H-I
Manned flights
Orbital	10
Total travellers	59
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Contents 1 Launches 2 Deep Space Rendezvous in 1992 3 EVAs 4 References 4.1 Footnotes

Launches

This is a list of spaceflights launched in 1992.

← Jan · Feb · Mar · Apr · May · Jun · Jul · Aug · Sep · Oct · Nov · Dec →

Date/Time (UTC)	Rocket	Site	LSP	Payload	Operator	Orbit	Function	Decay (UTC)	Outcome	Remarks
11 January, 03:40 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Astronomy	11 January 1992	Successful	Apogee: 248 kilometres (154 mi)
17 January	Storm	SULF, White Sands	US Air Force	BTTV-1	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Test flight	17 January 1992	Successful	Apogee: 200 kilometres (120 mi)
21 January, 15:00:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2175 (Yantar)	MOM	LEO		20 March 1992	Successful	First Russian (post Soviet) satellite launch
22 January, 14:52:33 UTC	Space Shuttle Discovery[1]	LC-39A, Kennedy	USA	STS-42, 7 astronauts	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	30 January 1993, 16:07:17 UTC	Successful
				/Spacelab-IML1 (LM-2)	ESA/NASA	LEO	Microgravity research		Successful
23 January, 19:19 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	23 January 1992	Successful	Apogee: 300 kilometres (190 mi)
24 January, 01:18:01 UTC	Molniya-M	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2176 (Oko)	MOM	Molniya	Missile defence	Still in orbit	Successful so far
25 January, 07:50:17 UTC	Soyuz-U2	LC-1/5, Baikonur	VKS	Progress M-11	MOM	LEO, docked to Mir	Resupply Mir	13 March 1992	Successful
28 January, 12:00 UTC	S-310	LA-K, Kagoshima	ISAS		ISAS	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	28 January 1992	Successful	Apogee: 223 kilometres (139 mi)
29 January, 22:19:12 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2177 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2178 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2179 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
31 January, 11:55 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA	SXT	NASA/University of Colorado	Sub-orbital	X-ray astronomy	31 January 1992	Successful	Apogee: 300 kilometres (190 mi)
1 February, 16:00 UTC	S-520	LA-K, Kagoshima	ISAS	CIR	ISAS	Sub-orbital	Infrared astronomy	1 February 1992	Successful	Apogee: 338 kilometres (210 mi)
5 February	Zenit-2	LC-45/1, Baikonur	VKS	Tselina-2-10	MO RF	Intended: LEO	ELINT	5 February 1992	Failure	Second stage overheated, causing malfunction
11 February, 00:41:02 UTC	Atlas II	LC-36A, Cape Canaveral	General Dynamics	USA-78 (DSCS IIIB-14)	US Air Force	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
11 February, 01:50 UTC	H-I	LA-N, Tanegashima	NASDA	Fuyo (JERS)	NASDA	LEO (SSO)	Earth observation	3 December 2001	Successful	Final flight of H-I rocket
17 February, 22:05:08 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-133/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2180 (Parus)	MO RF	LEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
18 February	Aries	LC-36, White Sands	SDIO		SDIO	Sub-orbital	Technology demonstration	18 February 1992	Successful	Apogee: 320 kilometres (200 mi)
22 February, 03:15 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Astronomy	22 February 1992	Successful	Apogee: 300 kilometres (190 mi)
22 February	Trident D-5	USS West Virginia, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	22 February 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
22 February	Trident D-5	USS West Virginia, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	22 February 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
22 February	Trident D-5	USS West Virginia, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	22 February 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
22 February	Trident D-5	USS West Virginia, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	22 February 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
23 February, 22:29:00 UTC	Delta II (7925)	LC-17B, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	USA-79 (GPS IIA-12)	US Air Force	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
26 February, 23:58:10 UTC	Ariane 4 (44L)	ELA-2, CSG	Arianespace	Superbird B1	SCC	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Arabsat-1C	Arabsat	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far	Later sold to ISRO as Insat-2DT
3 March, 13:57:30 UTC	Nike Tomahawk	Poker Flat	NASA	Aria-1	NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	3 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 295 kilometres (183 mi)
3 March, 14:06:48 UTC	Black Brant 8C	Poker Flat	NASA	Aria-1	NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	3 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 289 kilometres (180 mi)
3 March, 14:57 UTC	Nike Tomahawk	Poker Flat	NASA	Aria-1	NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	3 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 270 kilometres (170 mi)
4 March, 04:27:00 UTC	Molniya-M	LC-43/4, Plesetsk	VKS	Molniya-1-83	MOM	Molniya	Comsat	1 July 2007	Successful
4 March	Peacekeeper	LF-05, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force		US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	4 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
6 March, 13:57:30 UTC	Nike Tomahawk	Poker Flat	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	6 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 270 kilometres (170 mi)
9 March, 22:35:59 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-132/1, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2181 (Tsikada)	MO RF	LEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
12 March, 22:42 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA	CWAS-21	NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	12 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 140 kilometres (87 mi)
13 March, 18:15:00 UTC	Minuteman IB	LF-03, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force	GBI-2B	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Target	13 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,300 kilometres (810 mi)
13 March, 18:36:27 UTC	Aries	Meck Island, Kwajalein Atoll	US Air Force	ERIS	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Interceptor test	13 March 1992	Partial failure	Final flight of ERIS Apogee: 290 kilometres (180 mi) Missed target due to programming issue caused by test conditions, enough data collected to proceed with operational programme.
14 March, 00:00 UTC	Atlas I	LC-36B, Cape Canaveral	General Dynamics	Galaxy 5	Hughes	GEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
15 March, 22:46 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA	CWAS-22	NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	15 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 140 kilometres (87 mi)
17 March, 10:54:30 UTC	Soyuz-U2	LC-1/5, Baikonur	VKS	Soyuz TM-14	MOM	LEO, docked to Mir	Manned orbital flight	10 August 1992	Successful	First manned Russian launch
18 March	Scout-II	SL, Salto di Quirra	ASI		ASI	Sub-orbital	Test	18 March 1992	Failure	Apogee: 1 kilometre (0.62 mi)
19 March, 16:05 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	CSA	CSAR-1	CSA	Sub-orbital	Microgravity research	19 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 226 kilometres (140 mi)
19 March, 16:10 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA	HIRAAS-2	NASA	Sub-orbital	Airglow research	19 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 300 kilometres (190 mi)
24 March, 13:13:39 UTC	Space Shuttle Atlantis	LC-39A, Kennedy	USA	STS-45	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	2 April 1992	Successful
				Atlas-1 (Spacelab)	ESA/NASA	LEO	Scientific research		Successful
29 March, 07:27 UTC	Black Brant XI	Poker Flat	NASA	CHARGE-2B	NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere and tether research	29 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 267 kilometres (166 mi)
29 March, 08:07:45 UTC	HPB	Poker Flat	Orbital		Orbital	Sub-orbital	Infrared astronomy	29 March 1992	Successful	Apogee: 400 kilometres (250 mi)
1 April, 14:18:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-16/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2182 (Yantar-4K2)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	30 May 1992	Successful
2 April, 01:50:00 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Gorizont-25	MOM	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
8 April, 12:20:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-31/6, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2183 (Yantar-4K2)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	16 February 1993	Successful
8 April	Trident C-4	USS Henry L. Stimson, ETR	US Navy	FCET-40	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	8 April 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
8 April	Trident C-4	USS Henry L. Stimson, ETR	US Navy	FCET-40	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	8 April 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
9 April, 10:40 UTC	Black Brant 9BM1	Esrange	SSC	MASER-5	SSC	Sub-orbital	Microgravity research	9 April 1992	Successful	Apogee: 317 kilometres (197 mi)
10 April, 03:20:00 UTC	Delta II (7925)	LC-17B, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	USA-80 (GPS IIA-13)	US Air Force	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
15 April, 07:17:43 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-132/1, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2184 (Parus)	MO RF	LEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
15 April, 09:09 UTC	HPB	Wallops Island	Orbital		Orbital	Sub-orbital	Target	15 April 1992	Successful	Apogee: 450 kilometres (280 mi)
15 April, 23:25:27 UTC	Ariane 4 (44L)	ELA-2, CSG	Arianespace	Inmarsat-2F4	Inmarsat	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Télécom 2B	France Télécom	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
19 April, 21:29:25 UTC	Soyuz-U2	LC-1/5, Baikonur	VKS	Progress M-12	MOM	LEO, docked to Mir	Resupply Mir	27 June 1992	Successful
25 April, 08:53 UTC	Titan II (23G)	SLC-4W, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force	USA-81 (Bernie/Singleton)	US NRO	LEO (Polar)	ELINT	Still in orbit	Successful so far
29 April, 09:00:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/4, Plesetsk	VKS	Resurs-F-14	MOM	LEO	Remote sensing	29 May 1992	Successful
29 April, 10:10:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-1/5, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2185 (Yantar-1KFT)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	11 June 1992	Successful
29 April	DF-21	TSLC	CALT		CALT	Sub-orbital	Test flight	29 April 1992	Failure
5 May	Minuteman III	LF-10, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force	GT-147GM-1	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	5 May 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,300 kilometres (810 mi)
5 May	Prithvi	Balasore	IDRDL		IDRDL	Sub-orbital	Test	5 May 1992	Successful	Apogee: 100 kilometres (62 mi)
7 May, 23:40:00 UTC	Space Shuttle Endeavour	LC-39B, Kennedy	USA	STS-49	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	16 May 1992	Successful	Maiden flight of Space Shuttle Endeavour. Reboosted Intelsat VI
12 May, 14:26 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA	SPARTAN (SPDE)	NASA	Sub-orbital	Solar research	12 May 1992	Successful	Apogee: 300 kilometres (190 mi)
14 May, 00:40 UTC	Delta II (7925)	LC-17B, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	Palapa B4	Telkom	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
20 May, 00:30 UTC	ASLV	FLP, Sriharikota	ISRO	SROSS-C	ISRO	LEO	Magnetosphere research	14 July 1992	Partial failure	Placed in incorrect orbit due to fifth stage spin-up failure.
23 May, 00:00 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA	CWAS-23	NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	23 May 1992	Successful	Apogee: 140 kilometres (87 mi)
24 May	Terrier-Malemute	Barking Sands	SDIO	CDX (LWIS)	SDIO	Sub-orbital	Target	24 May 1992	Successful	Apogee: 290 kilometres (180 mi)
25 May, 23:52 UTC	Nike Tomahawk	Arecibo	NASA	AA-3A	NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	25 May 1992	Successful	Apogee: 270 kilometres (170 mi)
27 May, 12:27 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA	CWAS-24	NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	27 May 1992	Successful	Apogee: 140 kilometres (87 mi)
28 May, 19:09:59 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-16/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2186 (Yantar-4K2)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	24 July 1992	Successful
28 May	Agni	Balasore	IDRDL		IDRDL	Sub-orbital	Test flight	28 May 1992	Failure	Apogee: 10 kilometres (6.2 mi)
30 May, 08:11 UTC	Black Brant IX	Arecibo	NASA	AA-4IFH	NASA/NRL	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	30 May 1992	Successful	Apogee: 308 kilometres (191 mi)
May	DF-21	TSLC	CALT		CALT	Sub-orbital	Test flights	Within an hour of launch	Failure
1 June, 02:52 UTC	Sonda-3	Alcântara	IAE		INPE	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	1 June 1992	Successful	Apogee: 282 kilometres (175 mi)
2 June	Minuteman III	LF-26, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force	GT-148GB	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	2 June 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,300 kilometres (810 mi)
3 June, 00:50:30 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-133/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2187 (Strela-1M)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2188 (Strela-1M)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2189 (Strela-1M)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2190 (Strela-1M)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2191 (Strela-1M)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2192 (Strela-1M)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2193 (Strela-1M)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2194 (Strela-1M)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
6 June, 08:37:31 UTC	Black Brant IX	Arecibo	NASA	AA-3B	NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	6 June 1992	Successful	Apogee: 370 kilometres (230 mi)
7 June, 16:40 UTC	Delta II (6920-10)	LC-17A, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	EUVE	NASA	LEO	UV Astronomy	31 January 2002	Successful
9 June, 05:32 UTC	Black Brant IX	Arecibo	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	9 June 1992	Successful	Apogee: 300 kilometres (190 mi)
10 June, 00:00 UTC	Atlas IIA	LC-36B, Cape Canaveral	General Dynamics	Intelsat-K	Intelsat	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
16 June	Storm	SULF, White Sands	US Air Force	BTTV-2	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Test flight	16 June 1992	Failure	Apogee: 200 kilometres (120 mi)
18 June	Trident D-5	USS West Virginia, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	18 June 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
18 June	Trident D-5	USS West Virginia, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	18 June 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
18 June	Trident D-5	USS West Virginia, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	18 June 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
18 June	Trident D-5	USS West Virginia, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	18 June 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
19 June, 11:01 UTC	Aries	LC-36, White Sands	SDIO		SDIO	Sub-orbital	Technology demonstration	19 June 1992	Successful	Apogee: 330 kilometres (210 mi)
23 June, 00:24 UTC	Black Brant VC	Arecibo	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	23 June 1992	Successful	Apogee: 250 kilometres (160 mi)
23 June, 08:00:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Resurs-F-15	MOM	LEO	Remote sensing	9 July 1992	Successful
25 June, 16:12:22 UTC	Space Shuttle Columbia	LC-39A, Kennedy	USA	STS-50	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	9 July 1992	Successful
				Spacelab USML-1	ESA/NASA	LEO	Microgravity research		Successful
30 June, 16:43:13 UTC	Soyuz-U2	LC-31/6, Baikonur	VKS	Progress M-13	MOM	LEO, docked to Mir	Resupply Mir	24 July 1992	Successful
June	Nodong 1	Musudan	DPRK		DPRK	Sub-orbital	Test	Within an hour of launch	Failure
1 July, 02:20 UTC	Peacekeeper	LF-02, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force		US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	1 July 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
1 July, 20:16:22 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-133/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2195 (Parus)	MO RF	LEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
2 July, 09:01:15 UTC	Black Brant IX	Arecibo	NASA	AA-1	NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	2 July 1992	Successful	Apogee: 250 kilometres (160 mi)
2 July, 21:54:01 UTC	Atlas II/IABS	LC-36A, Cape Canaveral	General Dynamics	USA-82 (DSCS IIIB-12)	US Air Force	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
3 July, 14:19 UTC	Scout G-1	SLC-5, Vandenberg AFB	NASA	SAMPEX (SMEX-1/Explorer 68)	NASA	LEO	Solar research	Still in orbit	Successful so far
3 July	RH-560	Sriharikota	ISRO		ISRO	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	3 July 1992	Successful	Apogee: 320 kilometres (200 mi)
4 July, 08:58 UTC	Black Brant IX	Arecibo	NASA	AA-7	NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	4 July 1992	Successful	Apogee: 250 kilometres (160 mi)
7 July, 09:20:01 UTC	Delta II (7925)	LC-17B, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	USA-83 (GPS IIA-14)	US Air Force	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
8 July, 09:53:14 UTC	Molniya-M	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2196 (Oko)	MOM	Molniya	Missile defence	Still in orbit	Successful so far
9 July, 22:42:19 UTC	Ariane 4 (44L)	ELA-2, CSG	Arianespace	Insat-2A	ISRO	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Eutelsat-2F4	Eutelsat	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
12 July, 09:02:00 UTC	Black Brant IX	Arecibo	NASA	AA-2	NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	12 July 1992	Successful	Apogee: 252 kilometres (157 mi)
13 July, 17:41:40 UTC	Tsyklon-3	Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2197 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2198 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2199 (Gonets-D)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2200 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2201 (Gonets-D)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2202 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
14 July, 22:02:00 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Gorizont-26	MOM	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
24 July, 13:36 UTC	Black Brant 8C	Poker Flat	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	24 July 1992	Successful	Apogee: 340 kilometres (210 mi)
24 July, 14:26:00 UTC	Delta II (6925)	LC-17A, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	GEOTAIL	ISAS/NASA	HEO	Magnetosphere research	Still in orbit	Successful	Final flight of Delta II 6000-series
				DUVE	NASA/UoC	LEO	Ultraviolet astronomy	16 March 2003	Successful
24 July, 19:40:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2203 (Yantar-4K2)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	22 September 1992	Successful
27 July, 06:08:42 UTC	Soyuz-U2	LC-1/5, Baikonur	VKS	Soyuz TM-15	MOM	LEO, docked to Mir	Manned orbital flight	1 February 1993	Successful
28 July	UR-100NU	Baikonur	RVSN	SLI	RVSN	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	28 July 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
29 July	Trident D-5	USS Maryland, ETR	US Navy	DASO-9	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	29 July 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
30 July, 01:59:01 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2204 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2205 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2206 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
30 July, 11:00:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/4, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2207 (Zenit-8)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	13 August 1992	Successful
31 July, 13:56:48 UTC	Space Shuttle Atlantis	LC-39B, Kennedy	USA	STS-46	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	8 August 1992	Successful
				TSS-1	ASI	LEO	Technology demonstration		Failure	Tether jammed during deployment. Returned to Earth by Atlantis.
				EURECA	ESA	LEO	Microgravity and Solar research	1 July 1993	Successful	Returned to Earth by Space Shuttle Endeavour on mission STS-57.
July	Hwasong 6	Syria	Syrian Air Force		Syrian Air Force	Sub-orbital	Test flight	Within an hour of launch	Successful	Apogee: 200 kilometres (120 mi)
July	Hwasong 6	Syria	Syrian Air Force		Syrian Air Force	Sub-orbital	Test flight	Within an hour of launch	Successful	Apogee: 200 kilometres (120 mi)
4 August	Trident D-5	USS Tennessee, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	4 August 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
4 August	Trident D-5	USS Tennessee, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	4 August 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
4 August	Trident D-5	USS Tennessee, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	4 August 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
4 August	Trident D-5	USS Tennessee, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	4 August 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
6 August, 19:30:59 UTC	Molniya-M	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Molniya-1-84	MOM	Molniya	Comsat	4 April 2008	Successful
9 August, 08:00 UTC	Long March 2D	LA-2B, JSLC	CALT	FSW-2-1	CASC	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	1 September 1992	Successful
10 August, 23:08:07 UTC	Ariane 4 (42P)	ELA-2, CSG	Arianespace	TOPEX-Poseidon	CNES/NASA	LEO	Oceanography	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				S80/T	CNES	LEO	Technology development	Still in orbit	Successful
				Kitsat-1	KAIST	LEO	Technology development	Still in orbit	Successful so far
12 August, 05:44:01 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-132/1, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2208 (Strela-2M)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
13 August, 23:00 UTC	Long March 2E/Star-68F	LC-2, XSLC	CALT	Optus B1	Optus	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
15 August, 22:18:32 UTC	Soyuz-U2	LC-31/6, Baikonur	VKS	Progress M-14	MOM	LEO, docked to Mir	Resupply Mir	21 October 1992	Successful
18 August	Prithvi	Balasore	IDRDL		IDRDL	Sub-orbital	Test flight	18 August 1992	Successful	Apogee: 100 kilometres (62 mi)
19 August, 10:20:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-16/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Resurs-F-16	MOM	LEO	Remote sensing	4 September 1992	Successful
				Pion-Germes 1	MOM	LEO	Remote sensing	25 September 1992	Successful
				Pion-Germes 2	MOM	LEO	Remote sensing	24 September 1992	Successful
19 August, 23:30 UTC	TR-1A	LA-T, Tanegashima	NASDA		NASDA	Sub-orbital	Microgravity research	19 August 1992	Successful	Apogee: 290 kilometres (180 mi)
21 August, 17:46 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	21 August 1992	Successful	Apogee: 140 kilometres (87 mi)
22 August, 22:40 UTC	Atlas I	LC-36B, Cape Canaveral	General Dynamics	Galaxy 1R	Hughes	Intended: GSO	Comsat	22 August 1992	Failure	Upper stage turbopump failed to start, destroyed by RSO
24 August, 16:30 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA	HRTS-8	NASA/NRL	Sub-orbital	Solar research	24 August 1992	Successful	Apogee: 249 kilometres (155 mi)
26 August, 15:10 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA	CWAS-25	NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	26 August 1992	Successful	Apogee: 140 kilometres (87 mi)
27 August, 18:30 UTC	Black Brant 8C	Wallops Island	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Test flight	27 August 1992	Successful	Apogee: 198 kilometres (123 mi)
31 August, 10:41 UTC	Delta II (7925)	LC-17B, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	Satcom C4	GE Americom	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
1 September, 01:00 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA	CWAS-26	NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	1 September 1992	Successful	Apogee: 140 kilometres (87 mi)
3 September	Trident D-5	USS Kentucky, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	3 September 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
3 September	Trident D-5	USS Kentucky, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	3 September 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
3 September	Trident D-5	USS Kentucky, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	3 September 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
3 September	Trident D-5	USS Kentucky, ETR	US Navy	CET	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	3 September 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
9 September, 08:57:00 UTC	Delta II (7925)	LC-17A, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	USA-84 (GPS IIA-15)	US Air Force	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
10 September, 14:30 UTC	Black Brant 9CM1	LC-36, White Sands	SSI	CONSORT-5	UAH	Sub-orbital	Microgravity research	10 September 1992	Failure	Apogee: 235 kilometres (146 mi)
10 September, 18:01:18 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2209 (Prognoz)	MOM	GSO	Missile defence	Still in orbit	Successful so far
10 September, 23:04:00 UTC	Ariane 4 (44LP)	ELA-2, CSG	Arianespace	Hispasat 1A	Hispasat	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Satcom C3	GE Americom	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
12 September, 14:23:00 UTC	Space Shuttle Endeavour	LC-39B, Kennedy	USA	STS-47	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	20 September 1992	Successful	50th mission of the Space Shuttle programme
				Spacelab-J	ESA/NASDA/NASA	LEO	Microgravity research		Successful
16 September, 03:15 UTC	Peacekeeper	LF-05, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force		US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	16 September 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
22 September, 16:10:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-16/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2210 (Yantar-4K2)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	20 November 1992	Successful
25 September, 17:05:01 UTC	Commercial Titan III (34D)	LC-40, Cape Canaveral	Martin Marietta	Mars Observer	NASA	Indended: Areocentric Achieved: Heliocentric	Mars exploration	Unknown	Failure	Contact lost three days before orbit insersion. It is unclear whether the spacecraft entered Aerocentric orbit, remained in Heliocentric orbit, or exploded.
28 September	Minuteman III	LF-26, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force	GT-149GB	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	28 September 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,300 kilometres (810 mi)
6 October, 06:20:05 UTC	Long March 2C (CZ-2C)	LA-2B, JSLC	CALT	FSW-1-4	CASC	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Freja	SSC	LEO	Magnetosphere research	Still in orbit	Successful so far
8 October, 19:00:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/4, Plesetsk	VKS	Foton-5	MOM	LEO	Microgravity research	24 October 1992	Successful
12 October, 09:47 UTC	Delta II (7925)	LC-17B, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	DFS-3	Bundespost	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
14 October, 19:58:00 UTC	Molniya-M	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Molniya-3-50L	MOM	Molniya	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
16 October	Castor-Orbus	Wake Island	Orbital		SDIO	Sub-orbital	Reentry Test	16 October 1992	Failure	Apogee: 500 kilometres (310 mi)
19 October	Trident D-5	USS Maryland, ETR	US Navy	DASO-10	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	19 October 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
20 October, 12:58:12 UTC	Tsyklon-3	Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2211 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2212 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2213 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2214 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2215 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2216 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
21 October, 10:21:22 UTC	Molniya-M	LC-16/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2217 (Oko)	MOM	Molniya	Missile defence	Still in orbit	Successful so far
22 October, 17:09:40 UTC	Space Shuttle Columbia	LC-39B, Kennedy	USA	STS-52	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	1 November 1992	Successful
				USMP-1	NASA	LEO	Microgravity research		Successful
				CANEX-2	CSA	LEO	Microgravity research		Successful
				LAGEOS-2	ASI	MEO	Geodesy research	Still in orbit	Successful
				IRIS	ASI	MEO	Geodesy research	Still in orbit	Successful
22 October	Aries	Wallops Island	SDIO	Orbus 1 (SPFE-3)	SDIO	Sub-orbital	Target	22 October 1992	Failure	Apogee: 20 kilometres (12 mi)
25 October, 01:06 UTC	Minuteman IB	LF-03, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force	AST-DT2	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Target	25 October 1992	Failure	Apogee: 100 kilometres (62 mi)
27 October, 17:19:41 UTC	Soyuz-U2	LC-31/6, Baikonur	VKS	Progress M-15	MOM	LEO, docked to Mir	Resupply Mir	7 February 1993	Successful
				Mak-2	MOM	LEO	Ionosphere research	1 April 1993	Successful	Deployed from Mir on 20 November 1992
				Znamya-2	MOM	LEO	Mirror experiment	5 February 1993	Successful	Deployed from Progress M-15 on 4 February 1993
27 October, 18:30 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA	CU-3	NASA	Sub-orbital	Solar ultraviolet astronomy	27 October 1992	Successful	Apogee: 298 kilometres (185 mi)
28 October, 00:15:00 UTC	Ariane 4 (42P)	ELA-2, CSG	Arianespace	Galaxy 7	Hughes	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
29 October, 10:40:33 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-133/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2218 (Parus)	MO RF	LEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
30 October, 14:59:00 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Ekran-M3	MOM	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
4 November, 02:00 UTC	Minuteman III	LF-04, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force	GT-150GM	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	4 November 1992	Failure	Apogee: 100 kilometres (62 mi)
8 November, 10:25 UTC	Maxus	Esrange	SSC/DLR		ESA	Sub-orbital	Microgravity research	8 November 1992	Successful	Apogee: 717 kilometres (446 mi)
10 November	Trident D-5	USS Tennessee, ETR	US Navy		US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	10 November 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
10 November	Trident D-5	USS Tennessee, ETR	US Navy		US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	10 November 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
10 November	Trident D-5	USS Tennessee, ETR	US Navy		US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	10 November 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
10 November	Trident D-5	USS Tennessee, ETR	US Navy		US Navy	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	10 November 1992	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 kilometres (620 mi)
15 November, 21:45:01 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-16/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Resurs-500	MOM	LEO	Remote sensing	22 November 1992	Successful
17 November, 07:47 UTC	Zenit-2	LC-45/1, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2219 (Tseleina-2)	MO RF	LEO	ELINT	Still in orbit	Successful so far
20 November, 15:29:59 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/4, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2220 (Yantar-4K2)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	18 January 1993	Successful
21 November, 13:45 UTC	Scout G-1	SLC-5, Vandenberg AFB	NASA	MSTI-1	US Air Force/SDIO	LEO (SSO)	Technology demonstration	18 July 1993	Successful
22 November, 09:22 UTC	Skylark 7	LA-S, Esrange	DLR	TEXUS-29	DLR	Sub-orbital	Microgravity research	22 November 1992	Successful	Apogee: 230 kilometres (140 mi)
22 November, 23:54:00 UTC	Delta II (7925)	LC-17A, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	USA-85 (GPS IIA-16)	US Air Force	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
24 November, 04:09:59 UTC	Tsyklon-3	Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2221 (Tselina-D)	MO RF	LEO	ELINT	Still in orbit	Successful so far
25 November, 12:18:54 UTC	Molniya-M	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2222 (Oko)	MOM	Molniya	Missile defence	Still in orbit	Successful so far
27 November, 13:10:00 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Gorizont-27	MOM	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
28 November, 21:34 UTC	Titan IV (404A)	SLC-4E, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force	USA-86 (KH-12-4)	US NRO	LEO (SSO)	Reconnaissance satellite	5 June 2000	Successful
1 December, 22:48:00 UTC	Ariane 4 (42P)	ELA-2, CSG	Arianespace	Superbird A1	SCC	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
1 December	UR-100NU	Baikonur	RVSN		RVSN	Sub-orbital	Operational test flight	1 December 1992	Failure
2 December, 01:57:00 UTC	Molniya-M	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Molniya-3-56L	MOM	Molniya	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
2 December, 13:24:00 UTC	Space Shuttle Discovery	LC-39A, Kennedy	USA	STS-53	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	9 December 1992	Successful
				ODERACS-A	NASA	LEO	Calibration		Failure	Deployment cancelled. Reflown on STS-60
				ODERACS-B	NASA	LEO	Calibration
				ODERACS-C	NASA	LEO	Calibration
				ODERACS-D	NASA	LEO	Calibration
				ODERACS-E	NASA	LEO	Calibration
				ODERACS-F	NASA	LEO	Calibration
				USA-89 (SDS-2-3)	US NRO	Molniya	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
6 December, 16:00 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA	CWAS-27	NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	6 December 1992	Successful	Apogee: 140 kilometres (87 mi)
9 December, 00:00 UTC	Zyb	Submarine, Pacific Ocean	RVSN	Efir	RVSN	Sub-orbital	Technology demonstration	9 December 1992	Successful	Apogee: 500 kilometres (310 mi)
9 December, 11:25:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-1/5, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2223 (Yantar-4KS1)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	16 December 1993	Successful
9 December	Black Brant 9CM1	CE, Biscarosse	MATRA	POIVRE (VERT)	MATRA	Sub-orbital	Earth imaging	9 December 1992	Successful	Apogee: 300 kilometres (190 mi)
11 December, 22:45 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA	CWAS-28	NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	11 December 1992	Successful	Apogee: 140 kilometres (87 mi)
15 December, 03:00 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA/JHU	Sub-orbital	Ultraviolet astronomy	15 December 1992	Successful	Apogee: 302 kilometres (188 mi)
17 December, 12:45:00 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-200/39, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2224 (Prognoz)	MOM	GEO	Missile defence	Still in orbit	Successful so far
18 December, 22:16:00 UTC	Delta II (7925)	LC-17B, Cape Canaveral	McDonnell Douglas	USA-87 (GPS IIA-17)	US Air Force	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
21 December, 11:21 UTC	Long March 2E	LC-2, XSLC	CALT	Optus B2	Optus	Intended: GSO Achieved: LEO	Comsat	29 June 1995	Failure	Payload fairing collapsed during ascent. Rocket continued to orbit, deploying remains of payload and upper stage into low orbit
22 December, 12:00:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-31/6, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2225 (Ortlets)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance satellite	18 February 1993	Successful
22 December, 12:36:00 UTC	Tsyklon-3	LC-32/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2226 (Geo-IK)	MO RF	LEO	Geodesy	Still in orbit	Successful so far
25 December, 05:56 UTC	Zenit-2	LC-45/1, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2227 (Tselina-2)	MO RF	LEO	ELINT	Still in orbit	Successful so far
25 December, 20:07:59 UTC	Tsyklon-3	Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2228 (Tselina-D)	MO RF	LEO	ELINT	Still in orbit	Successful so far
29 December, 13:30:01 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2229 (Bion 10)	MOM	LEO	Biological research	10 January 1993	Successful

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Deep Space Rendezvous in 1992

Date (GMT)	Spacecraft	Event	Remarks
8 February	Ulysses	1st flyby of Jupiter	Gravity assist
15 February	Hiten	Selenocentric orbit injection
14 July	Giotto	Flyby of 26P/Grigg-Skjellerup	Closest approach: 200 kilometres (120 mi)
8 October	Pioneer Venus Orbiter	Deliberately deorbited into the Venerian atmosphere
8 December	Galileo	2nd flyby of the Earth	Gravity assist; Closest approach: 305 kilometres (190 mi)

EVAs

Start Date/Time	Duration	End Time	Spacecraft	Crew	Remarks
20 February 20:09	4 hours 12 minutes	21 February 00:21	Mir EO-10 Kvant-2	Aleksandr Volkov Sergei Krikalyov	Performed maintenance activities on the outside of Mir, including cleaning camera lenses. Volkov had problems with the cooling system on his Orlan space suit, and was limited in his mobility.
10 May 20:40	3 hours 43 minutes	11 May 00:23	STS-49 Endeavour	Pierre J. Thuot Richard Hieb	Thuot attempted to capture the Intelsat VI satellite using a capture bar while Hieb stood by to assist with placement in the payload bay. After multiple attempts to catch Intelsat VI, the spacewalkers returned to the airlock to consider the failed attempts.[2]
11 May 21:05	5 hours 30 minutes	12 May 02:35	STS-49 Endeavour	Pierre J. Thuot Richard Hieb	Thuot tried five more times to capture Intelsat VI while Hieb stood by to assist. Once again Thuot was unable to engaged the capture bar to the satellite.[2]
13 May 21:17	8 hours 29 minutes	14 May 05:46	STS-49 Endeavour	Pierre J. Thuot Richard Hieb Thomas Akers	Thuot, Hieb and Akers captured Intelsat VI with their hands. The trio then pulled the satellite into the payload pay, added a new perigee kick motor, and launched the satellite away from Endeavour. This spacewalk was the first three-person spacewalk in history and the three spacewalkers also set a new record for elapsed spacewalk time.[2]
14 May ~21:00	7 hours 44 minutes	15 May ~04:45	STS-49 Endeavour	Thomas Akers Kathryn C. Thornton	Tested space station assembly techniques on an experimental structure, the Assembly of Station by Extravehicular Activity Methods (ASEM).
8 July 12:38	2 hours 3 minutes	14:41	Mir EO-11 Kvant-2	Aleksandr Viktorenko Aleksandr Kaleri	Inspected several gyrodynes, located on the Kvant-2 module, near the airlock to provide data needed to prepare for the planned repair and replacement work of the gyrodynes.
3 September 13:32	3 hours 56 minutes	17:28	Mir EO-12 Kvant-2	Sergei Avdeyev Anatoly Solovyev	Moved the VDU thruster unit to its position and prepared the Sofora girder for installation of the VDU.
7 September 11:47	5 hours 8 minutes	16:55	Mir EO-12 Kvant-2	Sergei Avdeyev Anatoly Solovyev	Installed the electrical and control cables needed by the VDU thruster for operation on the Sofora truss and recovered the Russian flag installed on the Sofora truss the year before.
11 September 10:06	5 hours 44 minutes	15:50	Mir EO-12 Kvant-2	Sergei Avdeyev Anatoly Solovyev	Completed install of the VDU thruster on Sofora truss, and moved the truss into its extended position.
15 September 07:49	3 hours 33 minutes	11:22	Mir EO-12 Kvant-2	Sergei Avdeyev Anatoly Solovyev	Collected samples of a solar array and relocated the Kurs docking antenna on the Kristall module in preparation of the arrival of Soyuz TM-16.

References

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Footnotes

1. ^ NASA (2007-11-23). "NASA - STS-42". National Aeronautics and Space Administration. http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/shuttlemissions/archives/sts-42.html. Retrieved 2008-05-26.  
2. ^ ^{a b c} Kallender, Mark. "STS-49, The Rescue Of Intelsat-VI 603". Archived from the original on February 18 2009. http://www.webcitation.org/5evrd32qm. Retrieved February 28, 2009.  

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