Date
ID
Flight No.
Designation
Launch Vehicle
Payload
Target Orbit
Mission
Notes
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Shenzhou 23
Human Spaceflight
Geocentric
SMILE
Observation (Deep Space)
Geocentric
SpaceX CRS-34
Logistics
Geocentric
Tianzhou 10
Logistics
Geocentric
Progress MS-34
Logistics
Geocentric
Cygnus NG-24
Logistics
Geocentric
Progress MS-33
Logistics
Geocentric
SpaceX Crew-12
Human Spaceflight
Geocentric
Soyuz MS-28
Human Spaceflight
Geocentric
Shenzhou 22
Human Spaceflight
Geocentric
ESCAPADE
Exploration
Mars-centric
HTV-X1
Logistics
Geocentric
IMAP
Observation (Deep Space)
Heliocentric
Tianwen 2
Exploration
Heliocentric
PUNCH
Observation (Deep Space)
Geocentric
SPHEREx
Observation (Deep Space)
Geocentric
Europa Clipper
Exploration
Jovian
Hera
Exploration
Heliocentric
SVOM
Observation (Deep Space)
Geocentric
Einstein Probe
Observation (Deep Space)
Geocentric
XPoSat
Observation (Deep Space)
Geocentric

Psyche
Exploration
Heliocentric
XRISM
Observation (Deep Space)
Geocentric
Aditya-L1
Observation (Deep Space)
Heliocentric
Chandrayaan-3
Exploration
Cislunar
Euclid
Observation (Deep Space)
Heliocentric
Juice
Exploration
Jovian
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First Hong Kong Taikonaut Reaches Tiangong
May 24, 2026
Human Spaceflight
Starship Block 3 Maiden Flight
May 22, 2026
Technology
Paraguay Joins Artemis Accords
May 7, 2026
Cooperation
Malta Joins Artemis Accords
May 4, 2026
Cooperation
Ireland Joins Artemis Accords
May 4, 2026
Cooperation
First Crewed Artemis Mission
Apr 1, 2026
Human Spaceflight
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Version
Date
Notable Additions
Notable Changes and Fixes
May 26, 2026
Missions: Shenzhou 23
Milestones: Major milestones during 1961-1970
System: Manufacturers evolved into Actors, now encompassing countries, organizations (e.g., EU, ASEAN, Arab League), and other entities. Actors are interconnected through parent-child relationships, support all core databases, and enable analysis of global launch demand and launch provider networks. Latest Milestones from the last year now appear on the homepage as well.
Milestones: Major milestones during 1961-1970
System: Manufacturers evolved into Actors, now encompassing countries, organizations (e.g., EU, ASEAN, Arab League), and other entities. Actors are interconnected through parent-child relationships, support all core databases, and enable analysis of global launch demand and launch provider networks. Latest Milestones from the last year now appear on the homepage as well.
Spaceflight disasters are now also listed in the Milestones
May 23, 2026
Launches: April-May 2023
Missions: Ax-2, Progress MS-23, Tianzhou 6
System: Milestones section: A timeline of major historical and upcoming spaceflight milestones (Human spaceflight, exploration, science, technology, policy, frameworks, agreements, records, etc.)
Missions: Ax-2, Progress MS-23, Tianzhou 6
System: Milestones section: A timeline of major historical and upcoming spaceflight milestones (Human spaceflight, exploration, science, technology, policy, frameworks, agreements, records, etc.)
Spaceports were integrated directly into the Launches. Space Stations were integrated directly into the Missions
May 22, 2026
Launches: June-August 2023
Missions: Shenzhou 16, Virgin Galactic Unity 25, Galactic 01, Galactic 02, Galactic 03, Galactic 04, Chandrayaan-3, Luna 25, Cygnus NG-19, SpaceX CRS-28
Launch Vehicles: Antares 110, Antares 120, Antares 130, Antares 230, Antares 230+, Antares 330, Ariane 5G, Ariane 5G+, Ariane 5GS, Ariane 5ES, Ariane 5ECA, Ariane 5ECA+
System: Missions now also track assets and instruments
Missions: Shenzhou 16, Virgin Galactic Unity 25, Galactic 01, Galactic 02, Galactic 03, Galactic 04, Chandrayaan-3, Luna 25, Cygnus NG-19, SpaceX CRS-28
Launch Vehicles: Antares 110, Antares 120, Antares 130, Antares 230, Antares 230+, Antares 330, Ariane 5G, Ariane 5G+, Ariane 5GS, Ariane 5ES, Ariane 5ECA, Ariane 5ECA+
System: Missions now also track assets and instruments
May 21, 2026
Launches: September 2023
Missions: SMILE, XRISM, Aditya-L1, Soyuz MS-24, SpaceX Crew-7, Progress MS-24
Missions: SMILE, XRISM, Aditya-L1, Soyuz MS-24, SpaceX Crew-7, Progress MS-24
Mission Destinations expanded to include Reference System and Destination Regime; Partial success no longer counted as success
May 18, 2026
Launches: October-November 2023
Missions: Shenzhou 17, SpaceX CRS-29, Psyche, Galactic 05, Galactic 06, Galactic 07
Spacecraft: SpaceShipTwo
Missions: Shenzhou 17, SpaceX CRS-29, Psyche, Galactic 05, Galactic 06, Galactic 07
Spacecraft: SpaceShipTwo
Orbital human spaceflight missions now list participating astronauts by name
May 16, 2026
Launches: January-February 2024
Missions: Ax-3, NS-25, NS-26, Progress MS-26, Cygnus NG-20, Tianzhou 7, IM-1, Peregrine Mission One, Einstein Probe, XPoSat
Spacecraft: Peregrine Lunar Lander
Missions: Ax-3, NS-25, NS-26, Progress MS-26, Cygnus NG-20, Tianzhou 7, IM-1, Peregrine Mission One, Einstein Probe, XPoSat
Spacecraft: Peregrine Lunar Lander
May 11, 2026
Launches: April 2024
Missions: Tianzhou 10, SpaceX CRS-34, Shenzhou 18
Launch Vehicles: Delta IV Heavy, Chollima 1
Manufacturers: NATA
System: Upcoming Launches
Missions: Tianzhou 10, SpaceX CRS-34, Shenzhou 18
Launch Vehicles: Delta IV Heavy, Chollima 1
Manufacturers: NATA
System: Upcoming Launches
Height and LEO capacity values of several launch vehicles; Improved Reusability definition
May 10, 2026
Launches: May-June 2024
Missions: SVOM, Boe-CFT, Chang'e 6, Progress MS-27
Launch Vehicles: Atlas V N22, NK Kerolox LV, Chang Zheng 6C
Spaceports: Sohae
Missions: SVOM, Boe-CFT, Chang'e 6, Progress MS-27
Launch Vehicles: Atlas V N22, NK Kerolox LV, Chang Zheng 6C
Spaceports: Sohae
May 9, 2026
Launches: July-September 2024
Missions: Polaris Dawn, Soyuz MS-26, Progress MS-28, Cygnus NG-21
Launch Vehicles: Vega (retired), Qaem 100, SSLV
Missions: Polaris Dawn, Soyuz MS-26, Progress MS-28, Cygnus NG-21
Launch Vehicles: Vega (retired), Qaem 100, SSLV
May 8, 2026
Launches: October 2024
Missions: Shenzhou 19, SpaceX Crew-9, Europa Clipper, Hera
Spacecraft: Starliner
System: About page
Missions: Shenzhou 19, SpaceX Crew-9, Europa Clipper, Hera
Spacecraft: Starliner
System: About page
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