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The launch of the Clementine lunar orbiter on a Titan 23G
Fact Sheet
Orbital Launches
First	8 January
Last	30 December
Rockets
Maiden Flights	H-II Pegasus-XL Taurus
Retirements	ASLV Scout G-1
Manned flights
Orbital	9
Total travellers	44
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Launches

This is a list of spaceflights launched in 1994.

Date/Time (UTC)	Rocket	Site	LSP	Payload	Operator	Orbit	Function	Decay (UTC)	Outcome	Remarks
8 January, 10:05:34 UTC	Soyuz-U2	LC-1/5, Baikonur	RKA	Soyuz TM-18, 3 cosmonauts	RKA	LEO, docked to Mir	Manned orbital flight	9 July 1994, 10:32:35 UTC	Successful	Mir Expedition 18
20 January, 09:49:00 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2M	LC-81/23, Baikonur	RKA	Gals-1	Intersputnik	Geosynchronous	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
20 January	Trident D-5	Submarine, Cape Canaveral	US Navy	FCET-10	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Test SLBM	20 January 1994	Successful
20 January	Trident D-5	Submarine, Cape Canaveral	US Navy	FCET-10	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Test SLBM	20 January 1994	Successful
20 January	Trident D-5	Submarine, Cape Canaveral	US Navy	FCET-10	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Test SLBM	20 January 1994	Successful
20 January	Trident D-5	Submarine, Cape Canaveral	US Navy	FCET-10	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Test SLBM	20 January 1994	Successful
24 January, 21:37:00 UTC	Ariane 4 (44LP)	ELA-2, Kourou	Arianespace	Eutelsat 2F5	Eutelsat	Intended:Geosynchronous	Comsat	T+90 seconds	Failure	Third stage malfunction.
				Turksat-1A	Turksat	Intended:Geosynchronous	Comsat
25 January, 00:25:00 UTC	Tsyklon-3	LC-32, Plesetsk	RKA	Meteor-3-06	RKA	LEO	Weather satellite	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Tubsat-B	TUB	LEO	Technology development	Still in orbit	Partial Failure	Failed after 39 days of operation
25 January, 16:34:00 UTC	Titan II (23G)	SLC-4W, Vandenberg AFB	BMDO/NASA	Clementine	NASA/BMDO	Selenocentric, then HEO	Lunar orbiter, flyby of 1620 Geographos	Still in orbit	Partial failure	Computer failure after ejection from Selenocentric orbit prevented flyby of 1620 Geographos
				ISA	NASA/BMDO	HEO		8 June 1994	Successful
28 January, 02:12:00 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-1/5, Baikonur	RKA	Progress M-21	RKA	LEO, docked to Mir	Resupply Mir	23 March 1994, 05:13:00 UTC	Successful
30 January, 22:00 UTC	Black Brant 8C	Poker Flat	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	30 January 1994	Successful
2 February	Minuteman III	LF-26, Vandenberg AFB	USAF	GT-154GB	USAF	Sub-orbital	ICBM test	2 February 1994	Successful
3 February, 12:10 UTC	Space Shuttle Discovery	LC-39A Kennedy	USA	STS-60, 6 astronauts	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	11 February 1994, 19:24 UTC	Successful	First mission of the Shuttle-Mir Programme
				SpaceHab SH-03	NASA/SpaceHab	LEO, attached to Discovery	Scientific research		Successful
				Wake Shield Facility	NASA	LEO, attached to Discovery	Experimental science platform		Successful
				GBA-6	NASA	LEO, attached to Discovery			Successful
				ODERACS A	NASA	LEO	Laser calibration	2 October 1994	Successful	Deployed from Discovery on 9 February
				ODERACS B	NASA	LEO	Laser calibration	4 October 1994	Successful	Deployed from Discovery on 9 February
				ODERACS C	NASA	LEO	Laser calibration	31 December 1994	Successful	Deployed from Discovery on 9 February
				ODERACS D	NASA	LEO	Laser calibration	31 December 1994	Successful	Deployed from Discovery on 9 February
				ODERACS E	NASA	LEO	Laser calibration	3 March 1995	Successful	Deployed from Discovery on 9 February
				ODERACS F	NASA	LEO	Laser calibration	24 February 1995	Successful	Deployed from Discovery on 9 February
				BremSat 1	DARA/Bre	LEO	Scientific research	12 February 1995	Successful
3 February, 22:00 UTC	H-II	LC-Y, Tanegashima	NASDA	OREX (Ryusei)	NASDA	LEO	Orbital Reentry Experiment	3 February 1994	Successful	Maiden flight of H-II rocket
				VEP (Myojo)	NASDA	GTO	Test rocket	Still in orbit	Successful so far
5 February, 08:46 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	RKA	Raduga 1-3	MOM	GEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
7 February, 21:47 UTC	Titan IV/Centaur	LC-40, Cape Canaveral		Milstar-1 F1	US Air Force	GEO	Military Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
8 February, 08:34 UTC	Long March 3A	LC-2, Xichang	CASC	SJ-4	CASC	MEO	Particle research	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				KF-1	CASC	GTO	Boilerplate payload	Still in orbit	Successful	Boilerplate DFH-3 spacecraft
9 February, 23:43 UTC	Black Brant IX	Andøya	NASA	PULSAUR-2	NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	9 February 1994	Successful	Apogee: 300 km (186 mi)
10 February, 05:35 UTC	Black Brant 9CM1	LC-36, White Sands	NASA	GEMINI[disambiguation needed]	CSA/NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma/Aeronomy research	10 February 1994	Successful	Apogee: 245 km (152 mi)
12 February, 08:54 UTC	Tsyklon-3	LC-32, Plesetsk	RKA	Kosmos 2268 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2269 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2270 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2271 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2272 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2273 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
12 February, 13:08 UTC	Nike Tomahawk	Poker Flat	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	12 February 1994	Successful	Apogee: 270 km (168 mi)
12 February, 13:12 UTC	Nike Tomahawk	Poker Flat	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	12 February 1994	Successful	Apogee: 270 km (168 mi)
12 February, 13:16 UTC	Black Brant 8C	Poker Flat	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	12 February 1994	Successful	Apogee: 242 km (150 mi)
15 February, 16:18 UTC	Storm	SULF, White Sands	US Air Force	ERINT GTF-3	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Target spacecraft	15 February 1994	Successful	Apogee: 200 km (124 mi)
15 February, 23:52 UTC	S-310	Andøya	ISAS		ISAS	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy research	16 February 1994	Successful	Apogee: 192 km (119 mi)
18 February, 07:56 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	RKA	Raduga 31	MOM	GEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
19 February, 12:13 UTC	Agni	Balasore	IDRDL		IDRDL	Sub-orbital	Missile test	19 February 1994	Successful	Apogee: 300 km (186 mi)
19 February, 23:45 UTC	Delta II (7925-8)	LC-17B, Cape Canaveral	Boeing	Galaxy 1R	Hughes	GEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
1 March	Black Brant 9CM1	Biscarosse	MATRA	NOIR	MATRA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy research	1 March 1994	Successful	Apogee: 200 km (124 mi)
2 March, 03:25 UTC	Tsyklon-3 (R-36 11K68)	LC-32, Plesetsk	RKA	Intercosmos 26 (Koronas-I)	Intercosmos/RKA	LEO	Solar astronomy	4 March 2001	Successful
4 March, 13:15 UTC	Space Shuttle Columbia	LC-39B, Kennedy	USA	STS-62, 5 astronauts	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	18 March 1994, 13:10 UTC	Successful
				OAST-2	OAST	LEO, attached to Columbia	Technology development		Successful
				USMP-2	NASA	LEO, attached to Columbia	Microgravity research		Successful
6 March, 08:21 UTC	Black Brant XII	Poker Flat	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Auroral research	6 March 1994	Successful	Apogee: 455 km (283 mi)
7 March, 09:11 UTC	Nike Orion	Poker Flat	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	7 March 1994	Failure	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
8 March, 03:50 UTC	Peacekeeper	LF-05, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force		US Air Force	Sub-orbital	ICBM test	8 March 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (621 mi)
10 March, 03:40 UTC	Delta II (7925)	LC-17A, Cape Canaveral	US Air Force	GPS IIA-24 (USA-100)	US Air Force	MEO	Navigation satellite	Still in orbit	Successful so far	Last satellite of initial GPS system
				SEDS-2	US Air Force	LEO	Technology development	8 May 1994	Successful	Tether experiment
11 March, 06:50 UTC	Black Brant IX	Poker Flat	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	11 March 1994	Successful	Apogee: 308 km (191 mi)
13 March, 22:32 UTC	Taurus	LC-576E, Vandenberg AFB	OSC	STEP-0 (USA-101)	SDI	LEO	Technology development	Still in orbit	Successful	Maiden flight of Taurus rocket
				DARPASAT (USA-102)	DARPA	LEO	Technology development	Still in orbit	Successful
17 March, 16:30 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/4, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2274 (Yantar)	VKS	LEO	Spy satellite	21 May 1994	Successful
22 March, 04:54 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-1/5, Baikonur	RKA	Progress M-22	RKA	LEO, docked to Mir	Resupply Mir	23 May 1994	Successful
28 March	Trident C-4	Submarine, Eastern Range	US Navy	FCET-44	US Navy	Sub-orbital	SLBM test	28 March 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
28 March	Trident C-4	Submarine, Eastern Range	US Navy	FCET-44	US Navy	Sub-orbital	SLBM test	28 March 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
28 March	Trident C-4	Submarine, Eastern Range	US Navy	FCET-44	US Navy	Sub-orbital	SLBM test	28 March 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
28 March	Trident C-4	Submarine, Eastern Range	US Navy	FCET-44	US Navy	Sub-orbital	SLBM test	28 March 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
5 April, 18:22 UTC	Terrier-Orion	Wallops Island	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Test sounding rocket	5 April 1994	Successful	Apogee: 127 km (79 mi)
9 April, 11:05 UTC	Space Shuttle Endeavour	LC-39A, Kennedy	United Space Alliance	STS-59	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	20 April 1994, 16:54 UTC	Successful	Radar mapping and materials research
11 April, 07:49 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2275 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2276 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2277 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
13 April, 06:04 UTC	Atlas I	LC-36B, Cape Canaveral	Lockheed Martin	GOES-8 (GOES-I/GOES-NEXT)	NOAA	Operational: GSO Current: Graveyard	Weather	Still in orbit	Successful	Moved to graveyard orbit on 5 May 2004
16 April, 01:22 UTC	INTA-300B	El Arenosillo	INTA		INTA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	16 April 1994	Successful	Apogee: 156 km (97 mi)
17 April, 04:30 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Astronomy	17 April 1994	Successful	Apogee: 300 km (190 mi)
23 April, 08:01 UTC	Zenit-2	LC-45/1, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2278 (Tselina)	MO RF	LEO	SIGINT	Still in orbit	Successful so far
25 April, 20:45 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Solar astronomy	25 April 1994	Successful	Apogee: 300 km (190 mi)
26 April, 02:14 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-133/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos-2279 (Parus)	MO RF	LEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
28 April, 17:14 UTC	Soyuz-U2	LC-31/6, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2280 (Yantar)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance	10 March 1995	Successful
3 May, 07:40 UTC	Nike Orion	Kiruna	DLR	MINI-TEXUS 2	DLR	Sub-orbital	Microgravity research	3 May 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
3 May, 15:55 UTC	Titan IV/Centaur	LC-41, Cape Canaveral		USA-103 (Trumpet)	NRO	Molniya	SIGINT	Still in orbit	Successful so far
4 May, 00:00 UTC	ASLV	Sriharikota	ISRO	SROSS-C2	ISRO	LEO	Ionospheric research	12 July 2001	Successful	Final, and only successful, flight of ASLV
5 May, 04:15 UTC	Skylark 7	LA-S, Kiruna	DASA	TEXUS-32	DASA	Sub-orbital	Microgravity research	5 May 1994	Successful	Apogee: 235 km (146 mi)
9 May, 02:47 UTC	Scout-G	SLC-5, Vandenberg AFB		MSTI-2	US Air Force/BMDO	LEO	Technology development	28 November 1998	Successful	Final flight of Scout rocket
17 May	Peacekeeper	LF-02, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force		US Air Force	Sub-orbital	ICBM test	17 May 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
19 May, 17:03 UTC	Pegasus/HAPS	L-1011, Edwards AFB	Orbital	STEP-2 (SIDEX)	USAF/STP	LEO	Technology demonstration	Still in orbit	Partial failure	Placed in incorrect orbit due to carrier rocket underperformance
20 May, 02:01 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Gorizont-30	MOM	GEO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
22 May, 04:30 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-1/5, Baikonur	RKA	Progress M-23	RKA	LEO, docked to Mir	Resupply Mir	2 July 1994, 14:57 UTC	Successful
				VBK Raduga	RKA	LEO, docked to Mir	Return equipment from Mir	2 July 1994, 15:09 UTC	Successful
25 May, 10:15 UTC	Tsyklon-3	LC-32/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Tselina	MO RF	Intended: LEO	SIGINT	25 May 1994	Failure	Failed to reach orbit. Software error prevented stage 2/3 separation
26 May	Trident D-5	Submarine, Eastern Range	Royal Navy	DASO-1	Royal Navy	Sub-orbital	SLBM test	26 May 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
4 June	Prithvi	Balasore	IDRDL		IDRDL	Sub-orbital	Missile test	4 June 1994	Successful	Apogee: 100 km (62 mi)
6 June	Prithvi	Balasore	IDRDL		IDRDL	Sub-orbital	Missile test	4 June 1994	Successful	Apogee: 100 km (62 mi)
7 June, 07:20 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-16/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2281 (Zenit-8/Oblik)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance/remote sensing	29 July 1994	Successful
8 June	Minuteman III	LF-04, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force	GT-155GM	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	ICBM test	8 June 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,300 km (810 mi)
14 June, 16:05 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Foton-9	RKA	Low Earth orbit	Microgravity research	2 July 1994	Successful
17 June, 07:07 UTC	Ariane 4 (44LP)	ELA-2, CSG	Arianespace	Intelsat 702	Intelsat	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				STRV-1A	DRA	GTO	Technology development	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				STRV-1B	DRA	GTO	Technology development	Still in orbit	Successful so far
20 June, 03:00 UTC	Trident D-5	Submarine, Eastern Range	Royal Navy	DASO-2	Royal Navy	Sub-orbital	SLBM test	20 June 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
22 June, 02:20 UTC	Nike Orion	Wallops Island	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	22 June 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
22 June, 08:22 UTC	Topol	Plesetsk	RVSN		RVSN	Sub-orbital	ICBM test	22 June 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
24 June, 13:50 UTC	Atlas I	LC-36B, Cape Canaveral		USA-104 (UHF)	US Navy	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
27 June, 21:15 UTC	Pegasus-XL	L-1011, Vandenberg AFB	Orbital	STEP-1	US Air Force/STP	Intended: LEO	Technology development	27 June 1994	Failure	Maiden flight of Pegasus-XL Failed to orbit.
27 June, 07:40 UTC	Taurus-Orion	Poker Flat	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Plasma research	27 June 1994	Successful	Apogee: 200 km (120 mi)
1 July, 12:24 UTC	Soyuz-U2	LC-1/5, Baikonur	RKA	Soyuz TM-19	NASA	Low Earth orbit, docked to Mir	Manned orbital flight	4 November 1994	Successful	Mir EO-16
3 July, 08:00 UTC	Long March 2D	LA-2B, Jiuquan	CASC	FSW-2	CASC	LEO	Reconnaissance	18 July 1994	Successful
6 July, 23:58 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2282 (Prognoz)	MOM	Operational: GSO Current: Graveyard	Missile defence	Still in orbit	Unclear	Retired from service on 1 October 1995
6 July	Minuteman III	LF-09, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force	GT-156GM	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	ICBM test	6 July 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,300 km (810 mi)
8 July, 16:43 UTC	Space Shuttle Columbia	LC-39A, Kennedy	USA	STS-65	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	23 July 1994	Successful
				Spacelab-IML2	NASA	LEO, attached to Columbia	Microgravity research		Successful
8 July, 23:05 UTC	Ariane 4 (44L)	ELA-2, CSG	Arianespace	Panamsat-2	Panamsat	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Yuri-3N	NHK	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
8 July	Sergeant	Wallops Island	BMDO	MSTI-2	BMDO	Sub-orbital	Target	8 July 1994	Successful	Apogee: 100 km (62 mi)
14 July, 05:13 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-133/3, Plesetsk	VKS	Nadezhda-4	MO RF	LEO	Navigation/SAR	Still in orbit	Successful so far
16 July, 00:23 UTC	Nike Orion	Wallops Island	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionospheric research	16 July 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
20 July, 05:53 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	23 July 1994	Successful	Apogee: 163 km (101 mi)
20 July, 17:35 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-43/4, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2283 (Yantar)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance	29 September 1994	Successful
21 July, 10:55 UTC	Long March 3	LC-1, Xichang	CASC	Apstar-1	APT	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
22 July	STARS	Barking Sands	US Air Force	ODES	US Air Force	Sub-orbital	Target	22 July 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
28 July, 22:39 UTC	Nike Orion	Andøya	DLR	Echo 94 F-102 DUSTY	DLR	Sub-orbital	Ionospheric research	28 July 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
29 July, 09:30 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-31/6, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2284 (Yantar)	MOM	LEO	Reconnaissance	11 September 1994	Successful
31 July, 00:50 UTC	Nike Orion	Andøya	DLR	Echo 94 F-103 DUSTY	DLR	Sub-orbital	Ionospheric research	28 July 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
2 August 20:00 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-132/1, Plesesk	VKS	Kosmos-2285 (Taifun)	MO RF	LEO	Radar calibration	Still in orbit	Successful so far
3 August, 14:38 UTC	Pegasus	L-1011, Edwards AFB	Orbital	P90-6 APEX	US Air Force/STP	LEO	Technology development	Still in orbit	Successful so far
3 August, 23:57 UTC	Atlas IIA	LC-36A, Cape Canaveral	Lockheed Martin	DBS-2	DirecTV	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
5 August, 01:12 UTC	Molniya-M	LC-16/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2286 (Oko)	MOM	Molniya	Missile defence	Still in orbit	Successful so far
8 August	Sergeant	Wallops Island	US Navy	CEC	US Navy	Sub-orbital	Target	8 August 1994	Successful	Apogee: 100 km (62 mi)
10 August, 23:05 UTC	Ariane 4 (44LP)	ELA-2, CSG	Arianespace	Brasilsat B1 (Star One B1)	Brasilsat, later Star One	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful
				Turksat 1B	Turksat	Operational: GSO Current: Graveyard	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful
11 August, 15:27 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2287 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful
				Kosmos 2288 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful
				Kosmos 2289 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful
12 August, 00:53 UTC	Nike Orion	Andøya	DLR	Echo 94 F-101 CONE	DLR	Sub-orbital	Ionospheric research	12 August 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
16 August, 03:25 UTC	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	16 August 1994	Successful	Apogee: 300 km (190 mi)
18 August	Sergeant	Wallops Island	DoD	JTF-95 MSTI	DoD	Sub-orbital	Target	18 August 1994	Successful	Apogee: 100 km (62 mi)
19 August, 15:08 UTC	Nike Orion	Alacantara	NASA	MALTED/CADRE	NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionospheric research	19 August 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
20 August, 02:18 UTC	Nike Orion	Alacantara	NASA	MALTED/CADRE	NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionospheric research	20 August 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
23 August, 14:30 UTC	Molniya-M	LC-43/4, Plesetsk	VKS	Molniya-3-46	MOM	Molniya	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
24 August, 13:45 UTC	Nike Orion	Alacantara	NASA	MALTED/CADRE	NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionospheric research	24 August 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
25 August, 01:43 UTC	Nike Orion	Alacantara	NASA	MALTED/CADRE	NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionospheric research	25 August 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
25 August, 14:25 UTC	Soyuz-U	LC-1/5, Baikonur	VKS	Progress M-24	RKA	LEO, docked to Mir	Resupply Mir	4 October 1994, 22:41:48 UTC	Successful	Minor issues with docking, low speed collision with Mir
26 August, 12:00 UTC	Zenit-2	LC-45/1, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2290 (Orlets)	MO RF	LEO	Reconnaissance	4 April 1994	Successful
27 August, 08:58 UTC	Titan IV/Centaur	LC-41, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station,Cape Canaveral		USA-105 (Mercury)	NRO	GSO	ELINT	Still in orbit	Successful so far
27 August, 23:10 UTC	Long March 2E	LC-2, Xichang	CASC	Optus B3	Optus	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
28 August, 07:50 UTC	H-II	Area Y, Tanegashima	MHI	Kiku 6 (ETS-6)	NASDA	Intended: GSO Actual: GTO	Technology development	Still in orbit	Partial failure	Apogee motor failed to ignite, some experiments successful
29 August, 17:38 UTC	Atlas-E	SLC-3W, Vandenberg AFB		DMSP-5D1-F12	US Air Force	LEO	Weather satellite	Still in orbit	Successful so far
7 September, 14:41 UTC	Peacekeeper	LF-05, Vandenberg AFB	US Air Force		US Air Force	Sub-orbital	ICBM test	7 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
9 September, 00:29 UTC	Ariane 4 (42L)	ELA-2 CSG	Arianespace	Telstar 402	AT&T Skynet	Planned: GSO Actual: GTO	Comsat	14 November 2004	Failure	Satellite exploded during propellent system pressurisation[1]
9 September, 13:33 UTC	Black Brant VC	Alcantara	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	9 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 250 km (160 mi)
9 September, 22:22 UTC	Space Shuttle Discovery	LC-39B, Kennedy	USA	STS-64	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	21:11 UTC, 20 September 1994	Successful
				SPARTAN-201	NASA	LEO	Astronomy		Successful	Deployed from Discovery on 13 September, retrieved on 15 September.
12 September, 15:34 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA	CWAS-35	NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	12 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
15 September, 15:00 UTC	Nike Orion	White Sands	NASA	CWAS-36	NASA	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	15 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 140 km (87 mi)
15 September	Jericho II	Palmachim AFB	ISA		ISA	Sub-orbital	ICBM test?	15 September 1994	Failure	Apogee: 300 km (190 mi)
16 September, 04:00 UTC	ST-735	Kagoshima	ISAS	FIH	ISAS	Sub-orbital	Test rocket	16 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 118 km (73 mi)
21 September, 13:56 UTC	Black Brant VC	Alacantara	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	21 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 250 km (160 mi)
21 September, 17:53 UTC	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-200/39 Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2291 (Potok)	MOM	GSO	Comsat	Still in orbit	Successful so far
23 September, 15:15 UTC	Topol'	Plesetsk	RVSN		RVSN	Sub-orbital	ICBM test	23 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 1,000 km (620 mi)
23 September, 21:15 UTC	Nike Tomahawk	Alacantara	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	23 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 270 km (170 mi)
23 September, 21:17 UTC	Nike Tomahawk	Alacantara	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	23 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 270 km (170 mi)
24 September, 21:15 UTC	Nike Tomahawk	Alacantara	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	24 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 270 km (170 mi)
24 September, 21:17 UTC	Nike Tomahawk	Alacantara	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	24 September 1994	Successful	Apogee: 270 km (170 mi)
27 September, 14:00 UTC	Kosmos-3M	LC-132, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos-2292 (Taifun)	MO RF	LEO	Radar calibration	Still in orbit	Successful
30 September, 11:16 UTC	Space Shuttle Endeavour	LC-39A, Kennedy	USA	STS-68	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	17:03 UTC, 11 October 1994	Successful
3 October, 22:42 UTC[2]	Soyuz-U2	LC-1/5, Baikonur	VKS	Soyuz TM-20	RKA	LEO, docked to Mir	Manned orbital flight	2 March 1995	Successful
4 October, 18:58 UTC[2]	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA	PIMS	NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	4 October 1994	Successful	reached 300 km
5 October, 08:00 UTC[2]	Minuteman III	LF04, Vandenberg	USAF	GT-157GM	USAF	Sub-orbital		17:03 UTC, 11 October 1994	Successful	reached 1300 km
6 October, 06:35 UTC[2]	Atlas IIAS	LC-36B, CCAFS	Lockheed Martin	Intelsat 703 (NSS-703)	Intelsat (later New Skies)	GSO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far	Launched for Intelsat, transferred to NSS in 1996.
6 October, 13:22 UTC[2]	Black Brant VC	Alacantara	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	6 October 1994	Failure	Reached 250 km
8 October, 01:07 UTC[2]	Ariane 4 (44L)	ELA-2, Kourou	Arianespace	Solidaridad-2	Tele Mex	GSO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Thaicom-2	Shinawat	GSO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
11 October, 14:30 UTC[2]	Tsyklon-3	LC-32/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Okean-O1-7	RKA	LEO	Oceanography	Still in orbit	Successful
13 October, 16:19 UTC[2]	Proton-K/DM-2M	LC-200/39, Baikonur	VKS	Ekspress-1	SCO	GSO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful
14 October, 22:25 UTC[2]	Black Brant X	Alacantara	NASA	H.Alt Spread F	NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	14 October 1994	Successful	Reached 956 km
15 October, 15:05 UTC[2]	PSLV	Sriharikota	ISRO	IRS-P2	ISRO	LEO (SSO)	Earth resources satellite	Still in orbit	Successful so far
15 October, 13:41 UTC[2]	Black Brant VC	Alacantara	NASA	H.Alt Spread F	NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research	15 October 1994	Successful	Reached 250 km
21 October[2]	Trident C-4	Submarine, ETR	US Navy	DASO-33	US Navy	Sub-orbital	SLBM test	21 October 1994	Successful	Reached 1000 km
31 October, 14:30 UTC[2]	Proton K/DM-2	LC-81/23 Baikonur Cosmodrome	VKS	Elektro 1	MOM	GSO	Weather	Still in orbit	Failure	No useful imagery returned due to sensor malfunction. Written off in 1998[2]
1 November, 00:37 UTC[2]	Araine 4 (42P)	ELA-2, Kourou	Arianespace	Astra 1D	SES Astra	GSO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
1 November, 09:31 UTC[2]	Delta II (7925-10)	LC-17B, CCAFS	Boeing IDS	Wind	NASA	[[Lagrangian point|Earth-Sun L1 halo orbit	Solar research	Still in orbit	Successful
2 November, 01:04 UTC[2]	Tsyklon-2	LC-90, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2293 (EORSAT)	MO RF	LEO	SIGINT	13 May 1996	Successful
3 November, 00:37 UTC[2]	Space Shuttle Atlantis	LC-39B, KSC	USA	STS-66	NASA	LEO	Manned orbital flight	14 November 1994	Successful
				ATLAS-3	NASA	LEO	Scientific research		Successful	Attached to Atlantis
				CRISTA-SPAS	DLR	LEO	Atmospheric research		Successful	Deployed by Atlantis on 4 November, retrieved on 12 November
3 November, 18:45 UTC[2]	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA	NCAR/CU-5	NASA	Sub-orbital	Ionosphere research and Ultraviolet astronomy	3 November 1994	Successful	Reached 231 km
3 November, 19:15 UTC[2]	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA	MSSTA	NASA	Sub-orbital	X-ray astronomy	3 November 1994	Successful	Reached 272 km
4 November, 05:47 UTC[2]	Zenit-2	LC-45/1, Baikonur	VKS	Resurs-O1-3	RKA	LEO	Earth resources	Still in orbit	Successful
10 November, 07:30 UTC[2]	Topol'	Plesetsk	RVSN		RVSN	Sub-orbital	ICBM test	10 November 1994	Successful	Reached 1000 km
11 November, 19:15 UTC[2]	Soyuz-U	LC-1/5, Baikonur	VKS	Progress M-25	VKS	LEO, docked to Mir	Resupply Mir	16:45:00 UTC, 16 February 1995	Successful
20 November, 00:39 UTC[2]	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-200/39, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2294 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2295 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2296 (GLONASS)	MOM	MEO	Navigation	Still in orbit	Successful so far
22 November, 15:40 UTC[2]	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Test flight	22 November 1994	Successful	Reached 300 km
24 November, 09:15 UTC[2]	Zenit-2	LC-45/1, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2297 (Tselina)	MO RF	LEO	SIGINT	Still in orbit	Successful so far
24 November, 10:20 UTC[2]	S-310	Andoya	ISAS		ISAS	Sub-orbital	Aeronomy	24 November 1994	Successful	Reached 200 km
29 November, 02:54 UTC[2]	Tsyklon-3	LC-32/2, Plesetsk Cosmodrome	VKS	Geo-IK	RKA	LEO	Geodesy research	Still in orbit	Successful
29 November, 10:21 UTC[2]	Atlas IIA	LC-36A, CCAFS	Lockheed Martin	Orion 1	Orion	GSO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
29 November, 17:02 UTC[2]	Long March 3A	LC-2, Xichang	CASC	Zhongxing-5	Chinasat	GSO	Technology demonstration	Still in orbit	Failure	First DFH-3 prototype. Propulsion system malfunctioned during on-orbit positioning manouvres.
30 November, 10:30 UTC[2]	Skylark 7	Area S, Kiruna	DLR	TEXUS-33	DASA	Sub-orbital	Microgravity research	30 November 1994	Successful	Reached 267 km
1 December, 21:39 UTC[2]	S-520	Andoya	ISAS		ISAS	Sub-orbital	Auroral research	1 December 1994	Successful	Reached 344 km
1 December, 22:57 UTC[2]	Ariane 4 (42P)	ELA-2, Kourou	Arianespace	Panamsat 3	Panamsat	Intended: GSO	Comms	1 December 1994	Failure	Third stage malfunction
1 December[2]	Trident D-5	Submarine, Eastern Test Range	US Navy	DASO-13	US Navy	Sub-orbital	SLBM test	1 December 1994	Successful	Reached 1000 km
3 December, 07:45 UTC[2]	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Astronomy	3 December 1994	Successful	Reached 300 km
7 December[2]	Trident D-5	Submarine, Eastern Test Range	US Navy	FCET-45	US Navy	Sub-orbital	SLBM test	7 December 1994	Successful	Reached 1000 km
7 December[2]	Trident D-5	Submarine, Eastern Test Range	US Navy	FCET-45	US Navy	Sub-orbital	SLBM test	7 December 1994	Successful	Reached 1000 km
8 December[2]	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	CSA	CSAR-2	CSA	Sub-orbital	Microgravity experiments	8 December 1994	Successful	Reached 300 km
14 December, 14:21 UTC[2]	Molniya-M	LC-43/4, Plesetsk	VKS	Molniya-1-88	MOM	Molniya	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
16 December, 12:00 UTC[2]	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Luch	MOM	GSO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful	Retired on 1 August 1998
17 December, 02:55 UTC[2]	Black Brant IX	LC-36, White Sands	NASA		NASA	Sub-orbital	Astronomy	17 December 1994	Successful	Reached 300 km
20 December, 05:11 UTC[2]	Kosmos-3M	LC-132/1, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2298 (Strela-2M)	MO RF	LEO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful
20 December, 08:50 UTC[2]	Topol-M	Plesetsk	RVSN		RVSN	Sub-orbital	ICBM test	1 December 1994	Successful	Reached 1000 km
22 December, 22:19 UTC[2]	Titan IVA (402A)/IUS	LC-40, CCAFS	Lockheed Martin	DSP-1-14 (USA-107)	USAF	GSO	Missile defence	Still in orbit	Successful so far
26 December, 03:01[2]	Rokot	LC-175/59, Baikonur	VKS	Radio-ROSTO RS-15	RKA	LEO	Amateur radio	Still in orbit	Successful
26 December, 22:26[2]	Tsyklon-3	LC-32/2, Plesetsk	VKS	Kosmos 2299 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2300 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2301 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2302 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2303 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
				Kosmos 2304 (Strela-3)	MO RF	LEO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
28 December, 11:31 UTC[2]	Proton-K/DM-2	LC-81/23, Baikonur	VKS	Raduga-32	MOM	GSO	Comms	Still in orbit	Successful so far
29 December, 11:30 UTC[2]	Soyuz-U2	LC-31/6, Baikonur	VKS	Kosmos 2305 (Yantar)	MOM	LEO	Recon	18 December 1995	Successful so far
30 December, 10:02 UTC[2]	Atlas-E/Star 37	SLC-3W, Vandenberg		NOAA-14 (NOAA-K)	NOAA	LEO	Weather	Still in orbit	Successful

[edit] Deep Space Rendezvous

Date (GMT)	Spacecraft	Event	Remarks
19 February	Clementine	Selenocentric orbit injection	400 kilometres (250 mi)
4 May	Clementine	Leaves Selenocentric orbit
13 October	Magellan	Deliberately deorbited into the Venerian atmosphere

[edit] EVAs

Start Date/Time	Duration	End Time	Spacecraft	Crew	Remarks
9 September 07:00	5 hours 4 minutes	12:06	Mir EO-16 Kvant-2	Yuri Malenchenko Talgat Musabayev	Inspected a docking port on Kvant-2 for damage from a recent Progress and repaired a thermal blanket on Soyuz TM-19.
13 September 06:30	6 hours 1 minute	12:32	Mir EO-16 Kvant-2	Yuri Malenchenko Talgat Musabayev	Continued construction work in preparation of moving solar arrays from the Kristall module to the Kvant-2 module.
16 September 14:42	6 hours 51 minutes	21:33	STS-64 Discovery	Mark C. Lee Carl J. Meade	Untethered tests of SAFER EVA rescue device.[3]

[edit] References

[edit] Footnotes

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