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Space Exploration Programs in Brief[edit]

Lists of Space Missions: Timeline_of_Solar_System_exploration; List of NASA missions; Soviet space program; List of space telescopes; List of solar X-ray astronomy satellites; List of Solar System probes
Related Concepts: Cleaning event; Deep Space Network; Fresnel Imager; Gravity assist; Heliosphere; Interferometer; International Heliophysical Year; Interplanetary Transport Network; Interstellar probe; Lagrangian point; Magnetometer; Multiple Satellite Imaging; Polarimeter; Radioisotope thermoelectric generator; Satellite formation flying; Space probe; Spectrograph; Spectrometer
NASA Programs: Discovery Program; Explorer program; Flagship Program; Great Observatories program; Lunar Orbiter program; Mariner program; Mars Exploration Rover; Mars Scout Program; Mars Surveyor '98 program; MESUR; New Frontiers program; New Millennium Program; Pioneer program; Planetary Grand Tour; Planetary Observer program; Project Prometheus; Ranger program; Small Explorer program; Surveyor Program; Viking program; Voyager program (Mars); Voyager program
USSR Programs: Astron (spacecraft); Bion (satellite); Cosmos_(satellite); GLONASS; Luna programme; Lunokhod programme; Mars probe program; Meteor (satellite); Molniya_(satellite); Orion 1 and Orion 2 Space Observatories; Phobos program; RELIKT-1; Sputnik program; Vega program; Venera; Zenit (satellite); Zond program
Discovery Program: CONTOUR; Dawn (spacecraft); Deep Impact (space mission); EPOXI; Genesis (spacecraft); Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory; Kepler Mission; Kepler photometer; Lunar Prospector; Mars Pathfinder; MESSENGER; Moon Mineralogy Mapper; NEAR Shoemaker; Stardust (spacecraft); Stardust@home
Explorer Program: Explorer 1; Explorer 2; Explorer 3; Explorer 4; Explorer 5; Explorer 6; Explorer 7; Explorer 8; Explorer 11; Explorer 17; Injun (satellite); Solrad; Explorer 32; Explorer 33; Explorer 35; Uhuru (satellite); Second Small Astronomy Satellite; Explorer 49; Explorer 52; Third Small Astronomy Satellite; International Ultraviolet Explorer; Heat Capacity Mapping Mission; International Cometary Explorer; Magsat; Dynamics Explorer; Solar Mesosphere Explorer; COBE; Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer; Solar Anomalous and Magnetospheric Particle Explorer; Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer; Fast Auroral Snapshot Explorer; Advanced Composition Explorer; Student Nitric Oxide Explorer; TRACE; Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite; Wide Field Infrared Explorer; Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer; IMAGE; High Energy Transient Explorer; WMAP; RHESSI; CHIPSat; GALEX; Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission; THEMIS (satellite); Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere; Interstellar Boundary Explorer; Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer
Great Observatories Program: Advanced Camera for Surveys; Chandra X-ray Observatory; Compton Gamma Ray Observatory; Corrective Optics Space Telescope Axial Replacement; Cosmic Origins Spectrograph; Faint Object Camera; Faint Object Spectrograph; Goddard High Resolution Spectrograph; High Speed Photometer; Hubble Origins Probe; Hubble Space Telescope; Near Infrared Camera and Multi-Object Spectrometer; Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph; Spitzer Space Telescope; Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2; Wide Field and Planetary Camera; Wide Field Camera 3
Luna Program: Luna 1958A; Luna 1958B; Luna 1958C; Luna 1; Luna 1959A; Luna 2; Luna 3; Luna 1960A; Luna 1960B; Sputnik 25; Luna 1963B; Luna 4; Luna 1964A; Luna 1964B; Cosmos 60; Luna 1965A; Luna 5; Luna 6; Luna 7; Luna 8; Luna 9; Cosmos 111; Luna 10; Luna 11; Luna 12; Luna 13; Luna 1969A; Luna 1969C; Luna 15; Cosmos 300; Cosmos 305; Luna 1970A; Luna 16; Luna 17; Luna 18; Luna 19; Luna 20; Luna 21; Luna 22; Luna 23; Luna 1975A; Luna 24
Lunar Orbiter program: Lunar Orbiter 1; Lunar Orbiter 2; Lunar Orbiter 3; Lunar Orbiter 4; Lunar Orbiter 5; Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project
Lunokhod Program: Lunokhod 1; Lunokhod 2
Mariner Program: Mariner 1; Mariner 2; Mariner 3; Mariner 4; Mariner 5; Mariner 6 and 7; Mariner 8; Mariner 9; Mariner 10; Mariner Mark II
Mars Exploration Programs: Hazcam; Mars Astrobiology Explorer-Cacher; Mars Climate Orbiter; Mars Express; Mars Science Laboratory; Mars Surveyor 2001 Lander; Mars Telecommunications Orbiter; MAVEN (spacecraft); Oileán Ruaidh (Mars rock); Opportunity rover timeline for 2005 April; Opportunity rover; Phoenix (spacecraft); Rock Abrasion Tool; Rocker-bogie; Roving Mars; Scientific information from the Mars Exploration Rover mission; Spirit rover timeline for 2005 April; Spirit rover timeline for 2005 March; Spirit rover; Viking 1; Viking 2; Viking biological experiments
Mars Probe Program: Mars 1M; Mars 1; Mars 2M No.521; Mars 2M No.522; Mars 2; Mars 3; Kosmos 419; Mars 96
New Frontiers Program: New Horizons; Juno (spacecraft); JunoCam; Venus In-Situ Explorer
New Millennium Program: Deep Space 1; Deep Space 2; Earth Observing-1; Earth Observing-3; Champollion_(spacecraft); Space Technology 5; Space Technology 6
Pioneer Program: Pioneer 0; Pioneer 1; Pioneer 2; Pioneer 3; Pioneer 4; Pioneer 5; Pioneer 6, 7, 8, and 9; Pioneer 10; Pioneer 11; Pioneer anomaly; Pioneer H; Pioneer P-1; Pioneer P-3; Pioneer P-30; Pioneer P-31; Pioneer plaque; Pioneer Venus project
Ranger program: Ranger 1; Ranger 2; Ranger 3; Ranger 4; Ranger 5; Ranger 6; Ranger 7; Ranger 8; Ranger 9
Sputnik Program: Sputnik 1; Sputnik 2; Sputnik 3; Sputnik 4; Sputnik 5; Sputnik 6; Sputnik 7; Sputnik 8; Sputnik 9; Sputnik 10; Sputnik 19; Sputnik 20; Sputnik 21; Sputnik 22; Sputnik 24
Surveyor Program: Surveyor 1; Surveyor 2; Surveyor 3; Surveyor 4; Surveyor 5; Surveyor 6; Surveyor 7
Venera/Vega Programs: Tyazhely_Sputnik; Venera 1; Cosmos 27; Venera 2; Venera 3; Venera 4; Venera 5; Venera 6; Venera 7; Venera 8; Cosmos 482; Venera 9; Venera 10; Venera 11; Venera 12; Venera 13; Venera 14; Venera 15 and 16; Venera 15; Venera 16; Vega 1; Vega 2
Voyager Program: Contents of the Voyager Golden Record; Family Portrait (Voyager); Pale Blue Dot; Planetary Grand Tour; Voyager 1; Voyager 2; Voyager Golden Record
Zond Program: 3MV planetary probe; Zond 1; Zond 2; Zond 3; Soyuz 7K-L1; Zond 1967A; Zond 1967B; Zond 4; Zond 5; Zond 6; Zond 7; Zond 8
Space Observatories: Advanced Satellite for Cosmology and Astrophysics; Advanced Technology Large-Aperture Space Telescope; AGILE (spacecraft); Akari (Astro-F); Ariel 5; Array of Low Energy X-ray Imaging Sensors; Astro-G; Astro-H; Astron (spacecraft); Astronomical Netherlands Satellite; Astrosat; BeppoSAX; Big Bang Observer; Broad Band X-ray Telescope; A Broadband Imaging X-ray All-sky Survey; Constellation-X Observatory; COROT; Cos-B; Cosmic Background Explorer; Cosmic Radiation Satellite; Dark Energy Space Telescope; Dark Universe Observatory; Darwin (spacecraft); Eddington mission; Euclid (spacecraft); European Retrievable Carrier; European Space Astronomy Centre; EXOSAT; Explorational X-ray astronomy; Extreme Universe Space Observatory; Extreme ultraviolet Imaging Telescope; Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope; Gaia mission; Gamma (satellite); Ginga (satellite); Granat; HALCA; HEAO Program; Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope; Herschel Space Observatory; High Energy Astronomy Observatory 1; High Energy Astronomy Observatory 3; Hinode; Hipparcos; Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope; Infrared Space Observatory; INTEGRAL; International X-ray Observatory; IRAS; Joint Dark Energy Mission; Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Satellite 4; Koronas-F; LASCO Large Angle and Spectrometric Coronagraph; LEGRI; Laser Interferometer Space Antenna; Lunar Infrastructure for Exploration; Microvariability and Oscillations of STars telescope; Midcourse Space Experiment; New Worlds Mission; Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array; Orbiting Astronomical Observatory; Orion 1 and Orion 2 Space Observatories; Particle Astrophysics Magnet Facility; PEGASE; Planck (spacecraft); PLATO (spacecraft); Prognoz 9; Proteus (satellite); RELIKT-1; RadioAstron; Rocket Astrophysical Observatories K-2, K-3 and K-4; ROSAT; Solar and Heliospheric Observatory; Solar Orbiter; Space Interferometry Mission; Space Nanotechnology Laboratory; Space observatory; Spectrum-X-Gamma; STEREO; Supernova/Acceleration Probe; Suzaku (Astro-EII); TAUVEX; Telescope for Habitable Exoplanets and Interstellar/Intergalactic Astronomy; Terrestrial Planet Finder; Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite; TWINS; Wide Field Camera 3; Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope; Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe; World Space Observatory; X-ray astronomy satellites; XEUS; XMM-Newton; Yohkoh
Space Probes: 81P/Wild; Absolute Radiometer for Cosmology, Astrophysics, and Diffuse Emission; Active Cavity Radiometer Irradiance Monitor Satellite; Aerial Regional-scale Environmental Survey; Aquarius (SAC-D instrument); Astrobiology Field Laboratory; Cassini–Huygens timeline; Cassini–Huygens; Champollion (spacecraft); Clementine (spacecraft); Comet Rendezvous Asteroid Flyby; DART (spacecraft); Europa Jupiter System Mission; FORTE (satellite); Galileo (spacecraft); Glory (satellite); GOES 14; Gravity and Extreme Magnetism SMEX; Halley Armada; Huygens probe; Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph; Io Volcano Observer; Jupiter Europa Orbiter; Jupiter Ganymede Orbiter; Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter; Jupiter Magnetospheric Orbiter; Living With a Star; Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer; Lunar Precursor Robotic Program; Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter; Maestro (software); Magellan probe; Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission; Mini-TES; Music2titan; NASA Research Park; Neptune Orbiter; Neutral Ion Coupling Explorer; Ocean Surface Topography Mission; Orbiting Carbon Observatory; P78-1; Peter Theisinger; Pluto Fast Flyby; Pluto Kuiper Express; Polar (satellite); Radiation Belt Storm Probes; Reuven Ramaty High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager; SERT-1; Solar Dynamics Observatory; Solar Sentinels; Spaceborne Imaging Radar; Terra (satellite); Thermal and Evolved Gas Analyzer; Titan Mare Explorer; Ulysses (spacecraft); VVEJGA; WIND (spacecraft)