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2 Earth Missions (1) AGILE COSMO SkyMed #1 COSMO SkyMed #2 COSMO SkyMed #3 COSMO SkyMed #4 Extended ASI COSMO SkyMed 2nd Generation #1 COSMO SkyMed 2nd Generation #2 PRISMA 2
3 Earth Missions (2) HELIOS CALIPSO CNES Mission / NASA Instrument PLEIADES ELISA MICROSCOPE JASON Extended CNES (Verified for IOAG-20) TARANIS CSO MUSIS In cooperation with DLR MERLIN CERES CNES Mission / NASA Instrument SWOT 3
4 Earth Missions (3) NEOSsat SciSat 1 M3MSat Radarsat 2 Radarsat Constellation Mission Extended CSA (Verified for IOAG-21a) 4
5 Earth Missions (4) SB1/SB2 Eu:CROPIS ENMAP HAG 1 / SmallGEO H2SAT Extended DLR (Verified for IOAG-20) GRACE FO EDRS DEOS Columbus (ISS) 5
6 Earth Missions (5) CRYOSAT 2 METOP C ADM AEOLUS Biomass Earth CARE Sentinel 1A Sentinel 1B Extended ESA Sentinel 1C Sentinel 1D Sentinel 2A Sentinel 2B Sentinel 3B Sentinel 2C Sentinel 2D Sentinel 3C Sentinel 3D Sentinel 5P LEOP only Seosat Jason CS A LEOP only LEOP only Jason CS B 6
7 Earth Missions (6) HTV (on going) QZS 1 JEM/ICS ALOS 2 SLATS (end date not specified) Note: The following JAZA missions are listed as operational but the end date was not specified: INDEX: Began in 2005 Solar B: Began 2006 Extended JAXA (Updated for IOAG-21) GCOM C GOSAT 2 ERG JDRS ALOS 3 / Advanced Optical Satellite ALOS 4 / Advanced Radar Satellite ETS 9 7
8 Earth Missions (7) KOMPSAT 3 KOMPSAT 3A KOMPSAT 5 Geo KOMPSAT 2A Geo KOMPSAT 2B Extended KARI KOMPSAT 6 (Updated IOAG-20) CAS500 1 End Date TBD CAS500 1 End Date TBD KOMPSAT 7 End Date TBD 8
9 Earth Missions (8) AIM Astro EX2 Aqua ASCENDS (extended ops to 2036) Astro SMEX 1 Astro EX3 Astro EX4 (proposed 2035 to 2039, extended ops to 2042) Astro SMEX 2 NASA (1) Extended Astro SMEX 3 (end date 2036, extended ops to 2039) Astro SMEX 4 (end date 2042, extended ops to 2045) Astro SMEX 5 Astro SMEX 6 Astro SMEX 7 Astro SMEX 8 Astro SMEX 9 (proposed 2035) ATLAS NASA ELV Astro SMEX 10 (proposed 2037) Aura Astro SMEX 11 (proposed 2039) Astro SMEX 12 (proposed 2041) 9
10 Earth Missions (9) CALYPSO CHANDRA XRO CloudSat Commercial Resupply Services Commercial Resupply Services 2 Commercial Crew Program NASA/NSF COSMIC (FORMOSAT) NASA (2) CryoCube 1 CYGNSS DELTA NASA ELV ESDS 01 ESDS 02 ESDS 03 ESDS 04 ESDS 05 ESDS 06 Extended ESDS 07 ESDS 08 (proposed 2036) ESDS 09 (proposed 2039) 10
11 Earth Missions (10) EVM 2 EVM 4 EVM 5 GEOTAIL NASA Mission / JAXA Instrument EVM 3 EVM 6 (proposed 2037) Future Cargo Program EVM 7 (proposed 2041) GOES R GOES S NASA (3) GOES T GPM CORE GOES U GRACE Extended GRACE FO Helio SMEX 1 Helio SMEX 3 Helio SMEX 4 Helio SMEX 2 Helio SMEX 5 Helio SMEX 6 Helio SMEX 7 Helio SMEX 8 (proposed 2038) 11
12 Earth Missions (11) Hubble Space Telescope HST D IBEX ICESAT 2 ICON IRIS ISS NASA (4) JPSS 1 NOAA Mission NOAA Mission JPSS 2 LWS 07 Landsat 7 Landsat 8 LCRD Landsat 9 Proposed NASA Mission Extended MMS NASA/ISRO Ni SAR NuSTAr 12
13 Earth Missions (12) OCO 2 NOAA (EUMETSAT / CNES / NASA) OSTM (JASON 2) Extended RHESSI PACE SciSat 1 NASA/CSA NASA (5) SDO SLS Program (through ) SMAP STP 06 STP 07 NASA/JAXA NASA/NOAA Solar B/Hinode SORCE Suomi MPP (end 2039) STP 08 (proposed 2037) STP 09 (proposed 2042) Swift SWOT 13
14 Earth Missions (13) TDRS 3 TDRS 4G 1 TDRS 6 TDRS 7 TDRS 8 TDRS 4G 2 TDRS 4G 3 TDRS 9 TDRS 10 TDRS 4G 4 TDRS 11 NASA (6) TDRS M TDRS 12 (to Jan. 1, 2034) TESS Terra THEMIS P3 THEMIS P4 THEMIS P5 TIMED Van Allen Probes Extended 14
15 Earth Missions (14) Scisat CSA (Updated for IOAG-21b) M3MSat Radarsat 2 Radarsat Constellation (RCM) Extended 15
16 Lunar Missions ASI (Verified IOAG-21) ArgoMoon JAXA (Updated IOAG-21) OMOTENASHI SLIM Extended KARI (Updated IOAG-20) KPLO KLM EM 1 EM 2 EM 3 (date TBD) NASA Lunar Flashlight Lunar Hydrogen Mapper Note: These are Human Exploration Missions Lunar IceCube Sky Fire NF 4 NF 5 NF 6 (proposed 2034) LRO RPM THEMIS P1/ARTEMIS THEMIS P2/ARTEMIS 16
17 Mars Missions JAXA (Verified IOAG-21) MMX ESA (Verified IOAG-21) ExoMars 2016 Mars Express ExoMars 2018 Extended InSight MarCO A Areostationary Relay Satellite 1 MarCO B (end 2041) Mars 2020 Rover NASA (Verified IOAG-21) MAVEN MER B / Opportunity Mars 2020 Science Orbiter (end 2032) Mars 2024 Mars 2028 Areostationary Relay Satellite 2 (end 2043) Mars Odyssey Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Mars Science Laboratory / Curiosity Human Mission to Mars (2035 timeframe) 17
18 Other Missions* (1) ESA (Updated for IOAG-21) Bepi Colombo ATHENA Columbus ESA Pressurized Module on ISS CHEOPS ESA Mission / NASA Instrument Cluster 2 EUCLID GAIA GALILEO (deployment phase) PLATO ESA Mission / NASA Instrument INTEGRAL JUICE LPF JWST NASA Mission / ESA Instrument OPSAT Proba 2 Proba 3 Proba V SOLO Extended ESA Mission / NASA Instrument XMM Newton (*) NOTE: This category is intended to intended to include missions to the Earth Moon Lagrange points, Deep Space (Heliocentric, Venus, Jupiter, etc.), 18and other special categories.
19 Other Missions* (2) Hayabusa 2 (Asteroid) JAXA (Updated IOAG-21) MMO Equuleus Extended (*) NOTE: This category is intended to intended to include missions to the Earth Moon Lagrange points, Deep Space (Heliocentric, Venus, Jupiter, etc.), 19and other special categories.
20 Other Missions* (3) ACE (Sun Earth Lagrange 1) Astro EX 3 (end 2042) Bio Sentinel ARRM (Asteroid Redirect) Astro EX 4 (Proposed) ( , extension to 2042) NASA (1) CUSPP+ Discovery 13 AFTA/WFIRST Astro 2 Astro 3 Astro EX 2 Astro 4 (Proposed) (2036) Astro 5 (Proposed) (2039) Discovery 14 Discovery 15 Astro 6 (Proposed) (2042) Deep Space Climate Observatory Europa Mission (start TBD) Discovery 16 Disc 17 JUNO (Jupiter Orbiter) Note: These are Human Exploration Missions EM 4 EM 5 EM 6 EM 7 JWST (Earth Sun Lagrange L2) NASA Mission / ESA Instrument Kepler NEA Scout Helio EX 2 New Frontiers 4 Helio EX 3 New Frontiers 5 Helio EX 4 (Proposed) (2036) New Frontiers 6 (Proposed) (2034) OSIRIS REx (*) NOTE: This category is intended to intended to include missions to the Earth Moon Lagrange points, Deep Space (Heliocentric, Venus, Jupiter, etc.), 20and other special categories.
21 Other Missions* (4) SOHO Solar Probe Plus STEREO A STEREO B STP 5 (to ) NASA (2) Voyager 1 Voyager 2 (to ) WIND Extended (*) NOTE: This category is intended to intended to include missions to the Earth Moon Lagrange points, Deep Space (Heliocentric, Venus, Jupiter, etc.), 21and other special categories.
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