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Current Space Missions
Shenzhou 20
ActiveCMSA
Tiangong Space Station
2026-04-24 โ ongoing
Crew
Crewed mission to China's Tiangong space station for a long-duration science and maintenance rotation.
Mission PageExpedition 73
ActiveNASA ยท Roscosmos ยท ESA ยท JAXA
International Space Station (ISS)
2025-09-15 โ ongoing
Crew
Long-duration expedition aboard the ISS conducting microgravity research, Earth observation, and technology demonstrations.
Mission PageAxiom Mission 4 (Ax-4)
CompletedAxiom Space ยท NASA ยท ESA
International Space Station (ISS)
2025-06-25 โ 2025-07-14
Crew
Fourth private astronaut mission to the ISS, carrying an international crew for two weeks of research and outreach.
Mission PagePolaris Dawn
CompletedSpaceX ยท Polaris Program
Low Earth Orbit
2024-09-10 โ 2024-09-15
Crew
First commercial spacewalk mission; reached the highest Earth orbit since the Apollo program.
Mission PageCurrent Robotics Missions
Europa Clipper
PlannedMission to determine if Jupiter's icy moon Europa could harbor life; currently in transit to the Jupiter system.
Mission WebsiteChang'e 6
EndedReturned the first-ever samples from the lunar far side to Earth.
Mission WebsitePsyche
PlannedFirst mission to a metal-rich asteroid, thought to be an exposed planetary core analog. In transit.
Mission WebsiteSLIM
EndedSmart Lander for Investigating Moon; demonstrated precision pinpoint landing within 100 m target.
Mission WebsiteChandrayaan-3 / Pragyan
EndedIndia's first successful lunar surface mission; lander Vikram and rover Pragyan operated near the lunar south pole.
Mission WebsiteJUICE
PlannedJUpiter ICy moons Explorer; will study Ganymede, Callisto, and Europa in detail. In interplanetary cruise.
Mission WebsiteLucy
PlannedVisiting multiple Jupiter Trojan asteroids to study the early solar system; first asteroid flyby (Dinkinesh) completed.
Mission WebsiteIngenuity
EndedFirst powered, controlled aircraft on another world; completed 72 flights before rotor damage ended operations.
Mission WebsitePerseverance
ActiveCar-sized rover exploring Jezero Crater, collecting samples for future Mars Sample Return and operating the Ingenuity technology demo.
Mission WebsiteTianwen-1
ActiveMars orbiter conducting global remote sensing of the Martian surface, atmosphere, and supporting surface missions.
Mission WebsiteZhurong
EndedChina's first Mars rover, part of the Tianwen-1 mission; explored Utopia Planitia before going dormant.
Mission WebsiteChang'e 4 / Yutu-2
ExtendedFirst far-side lunar lander and rover; Yutu-2 continues traversing the Von Kรกrmรกn crater after years of operation.
Mission WebsiteBepiColombo
PlannedJoint ESA-JAXA mission to orbit Mercury and study the innermost planet; completing final gravity assists.
Mission WebsiteParker Solar Probe
ActiveTouching the Sun; making the closest-ever solar observations of the corona and solar wind.
Mission WebsiteExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter
ActiveMapping trace gases, including methane, in the Martian atmosphere and providing relay for rovers.
Mission WebsiteCuriosity
ActiveExploring Gale Crater to assess ancient habitability and Martian climate over more than a decade of operation.
Mission WebsiteNew Horizons
ActiveExplored Pluto in 2015 and now encountering Kuiper Belt Objects in the outer solar system.
Mission WebsiteMars Reconnaissance Orbiter
ActiveHigh-resolution imaging of the Martian surface and critical relay support for surface missions.
Mission WebsiteVoyager 1
ActiveMost distant human-made object, now in interstellar space beyond the heliopause; still transmitting data.
Mission WebsiteVoyager 2
ActiveSecond spacecraft to reach interstellar space; previously explored all four giant planets.
Mission WebsiteGlobal Space Operations โ Nations & Agencies
NASA
United States
United States civil space agency; human spaceflight, planetary exploration, deep space missions, and ISS operations.
Agency WebsiteRoscosmos
Russia
Russian state space corporation; operates Soyuz and Progress spacecraft and the Vostok launch site.
Agency WebsiteESA
Europe (22 member states)
European Space Agency; science, exploration, Earth observation, and Ariane/Vega launch programs.
Agency WebsiteCNSA
China
China National Space Administration; lunar, Mars, and Tiangong space station programs.
Agency WebsiteJAXA
Japan
Japan's aerospace agency; asteroid sample return (Hayabusa2), lunar (SLIM), and HTV ISS cargo missions.
Agency WebsiteISRO
India
Indian Space Research Organisation; Chandrayaan lunar, Mangalyaan Mars, and low-cost PSLV/GSLV launches.
Agency WebsiteUAE Space Agency
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates space program; Hope Mars Probe and the Rashid lunar rover.
Agency WebsiteKARI
South Korea
Korea Aerospace Research Institute; Nuri (KSLV-II) launch vehicle and Danuri lunar orbiter.
Agency WebsiteISA
Israel
Israel Space Agency; Beresheet lunar lander attempts and satellite programs.
Agency WebsiteCSA
Canada
Canadian Space Agency; robotic arms (Canadarm2), astronaut program, and satellite missions.
Agency WebsiteDLR
Germany
German Aerospace Center; contributes to ESA missions and conducts its own research and rocket programs.
Agency WebsiteASI
Italy
Italian Space Agency; contributes to ESA, ISS logistics (Leonardo module), and science missions.
Agency WebsiteUK Space Agency
United Kingdom
UK civil space agency; satellite programs, science contributions, and the upcoming Rosalind Franklin rover role.
Agency WebsiteCommercial Space Vehicle Producers
SpaceX
United States
Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, and Starship launch vehicles; Dragon crew and cargo spacecraft.
Company WebsiteBlue Origin
United States
New Shepard suborbital and New Glenn orbital launch vehicles; Blue Moon lunar lander in development.
Company WebsiteUnited Launch Alliance
United States
Atlas V, Delta IV, and Vulcan Centaur launch vehicles serving national security and NASA missions.
Company WebsiteRocket Lab
United States / New Zealand
Electron small launch vehicle, Neutron (in development), and Photon satellite buses.
Company WebsiteNorthrop Grumman
United States
Antares and Pegasus launch vehicles; Cygnus ISS cargo spacecraft.
Company WebsiteSierra Space
United States
Dream Chaser reusable spaceplane and Shooting Star cargo modules for ISS and commercial stations.
Company WebsiteRelativity Space
United States
3D-printed Terran launch vehicles; aiming for fully reusable rockets.
Company WebsiteFirefly Aerospace
United States
Alpha small launch vehicle and Blue Ghost lunar lander for NASA CLPS deliveries.
Company WebsiteIntuitive Machines
United States
Nova-C lunar lander; delivered the first U.S. soft Moon landing since Apollo via IM-1.
Company WebsiteAstrobotic
United States
Peregrine and Griffin lunar landers for NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services.
Company WebsiteArianespace
Europe
Ariane 6 and Vega-C launch vehicles; a leading commercial launch services provider.
Company WebsiteiSpace
China
Hyperbola series of commercial orbital launch vehicles.
Company WebsiteLandSpace
China
Zhuque-2, the world's first successfully flown methane/liquid-oxygen orbital rocket.
Company WebsitePLD Space
Spain
Miura family of recoverable launch vehicles for small payloads.
Company WebsiteIsar Aerospace
Germany
Spectrum launch vehicle for dedicated small-satellite orbital launches.
Company WebsiteSkyroot Aerospace
India
Vikram series of launch vehicles; India's first private orbital launch company.
Company WebsiteBoeing
United States
SLS core stage and Starliner crewed spacecraft for NASA missions.
Company Website