Draft:List of orbital solo flights of manned spacecraft in the 21st century

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Declined by Artem.G 9 months ago. Last edited by Glasfaser Wien 3 months ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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Flights of manned orbital spacecraft that don't dock to a space station during their mission have become extremely rare in the 21st century. Almost all crewed orbital spaceflights in the 21st century went to a space station, mostly to the ISS. All Russian orbital spaceflights in the 21st century went to the ISS, and no manned Soviet or Russian spacecraft that reached orbit after Soyuz 22 flew solo, but either to a Salyut space station, the Mir or the ISS. The following is a list of manned orbital spaceflights in the 21st century that didn't dock to any space station.

Past flights[edit]

Mission	Carrier rocket/Spacecraft	Launch date	Crew size	Launch site/Country	Notes
STS-109	Space Shuttle Columbia	1 March 2002	7	Kennedy Space Center / USA	Penultimate Hubble servicing mission Last successful mission for shuttle Columbia
STS-107	Space Shuttle Columbia	16 January 2003	7	Kennedy Space Center / USA	SPACEHAB Re-entry breakup disintegrated the orbiter and killed the crew
Shenzhou 5	Long March 2F/Shenzhou	15 October 2003	1	Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center / China	First manned Chinese spaceflight
Shenzhou 6	Long March 2F/Shenzhou	12 October 2005	2	Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center / China	Second manned Chinese spaceflight
Shenzhou 7	Long March 2F/Shenzhou	25 September 2008	3	Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center / China	Third manned Chinese spaceflight First Chinese spacewalk
STS-125	Space Shuttle Atlantis	11 May 2009	7	Kennedy Space Center / USA	Last Hubble servicing mission Last solo flight of the Space Shuttle
Inspiration4	Falcon 9 Block 5/Dragon	16 September 2021	4	Kennedy Space Center / USA	First manned orbital solo flight of a private spacecraft 21st century human altitude record so far (585 km (364 mi))

Planned flights[edit]

Mission	Carrier rocket/Spacecraft	Launch date	Crew size	Launch site/Country	Notes
Polaris Dawn	Falcon 9 Block 5/Dragon	NET summer 2024 (planned)^[1]	4	Kennedy Space Center / USA	First private spacewalk Aiming to reach a higher apogee than Gemini 11, thereby breaking the altitude record for a non-lunar manned spaceflight

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^ "Polaris Dawn".

Category:Lists of human spaceflights Category:2000s in spaceflight Category:2020s in spaceflight

[1] "Polaris Dawn".

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