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Launches, missions, space tourism and the companies racing to orbit — verified and in 7 languages.

Missions & launches

Sep 28, 2026SpaceX

Flight 14 · Starship (V3)

Starship reached orbit for the first time, deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites and splashed down in the Pacific after a shortened flight.

Starbase, Texas, US · Space.com

Success

Jul 24, 2026SpaceX

Flight 13 · Starship (V3)

The ship deployed the first Starlink V3 satellites and made its softest splashdown yet, while the booster again hit the water hard.

Starbase, Texas, US · Wikipedia: List of Starship launches

Partial

May 24, 2026CNSA / CMSA

Shenzhou-23 · Long March 2F / Shenzhou

Shenzhou-23 carried Zhu Yangzhu, Zhang Zhiyuan and Li Jiaying, the first astronaut from Hong Kong, to Tiangong.

Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, China · Khaosod English / Reuters

Success

May 22, 2026SpaceX

Flight 12 · Starship (V3)

The debut of Starship V3 completed a full suborbital flight, but the Super Heavy booster was lost on its landing attempt.

Starbase, Texas, US · AIAA / Aviation Week

Partial

Apr 19, 2026Blue Origin

NG-3 (BlueBird 7) · New Glenn

New Glenn flew and recovered a reused booster for the first time, but an upper-stage engine underperformed and the BlueBird 7 satellite reached an unusable orbit.

Cape Canaveral (LC-36), Florida, US · Spectrum News 13

Partial

Apr 1, 2026NASA

Artemis II · SLS / Orion

Artemis II flew Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen around the Moon, splashing down off San Diego on 10 April.

Kennedy Space Center (LC-39B), Florida, US · NASA

Success

Feb 13, 2026SpaceX

Crew-12 · Falcon 9 / Crew Dragon

Crew-12 launched Jessica Meir, Jack Hathaway, ESA's Sophie Adenot and Roscosmos's Andrey Fedyaev to the ISS.

Cape Canaveral (SLC-40), Florida, US · NASA

Success

Jan 22, 2026Blue Origin

NS-38 · New Shepard

NS-38 was New Shepard's last flight before Blue Origin paused the program for at least two years.

Launch Site One, West Texas, US · Blue Origin

Success

Dec 22, 2025Innospace

Spaceward · HANBIT-Nano

The first commercial orbital attempt from Brazil failed about 33 seconds after liftoff because of a first-stage engine sealing problem.

Alcântara Launch Center, Maranhão, Brazil · Wikipedia: HANBIT-Nano flight 1

Failure

Dec 20, 2025Blue Origin

NS-37 · New Shepard

NS-37 carried Michaela Benthaus, the first wheelchair user to fly to space.

Launch Site One, West Texas, US · Wikipedia: New Shepard

Success

Nov 25, 2025CNSA / CMSA

Shenzhou-22 (uncrewed) · Long March 2F / Shenzhou

China launched an uncrewed Shenzhou-22 as a return vehicle for the Tiangong crew after Shenzhou-20 was damaged, likely by debris.

Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, China · SpacePolicyOnline

Success

Nov 13, 2025Blue Origin

NG-2 (ESCAPADE) · New Glenn

New Glenn launched NASA's twin ESCAPADE Mars probes and landed its booster on the ship Jacklyn for the first time.

Cape Canaveral (LC-36), Florida, US · Blue Origin

Success

Oct 31, 2025CNSA / CMSA

Shenzhou-21 · Long March 2F / Shenzhou

Shenzhou-21 carried Zhang Lu, Wu Fei and Zhang Hongzhang to Tiangong, along with China's first mice in orbit.

Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, China · Wikipedia: Shenzhou 21

Success

Oct 13, 2025SpaceX

Flight 11 · Starship

The final flight of the first-generation design ended with both stages splashing down on target.

Starbase, Texas, US · Wikipedia: List of Starship launches

Success

Aug 26, 2025SpaceX

Flight 10 · Starship

Both stages made controlled splashdowns, with the ship landing within a few metres of its target in the Indian Ocean.

Starbase, Texas, US · Wikipedia: List of Starship launches

Success

Aug 1, 2025SpaceX

Crew-11 · Falcon 9 / Crew Dragon

Crew-11 flew Zena Cardman, Mike Fincke, Kimiya Yui and Oleg Platonov to the ISS; the crew returned early in January 2026 due to a medical issue.

Kennedy Space Center (LC-39A), Florida, US · NASA

Success

Jun 25, 2025Axiom Space

Ax-4 · Falcon 9 / Crew Dragon

Ax-4, commanded by Peggy Whitson, flew astronauts from India, Poland and Hungary to the ISS.

Kennedy Space Center (LC-39A), Florida, US · Axiom Space

Success

May 27, 2025SpaceX

Flight 9 · Starship

The ship failed to deploy its payload and broke up after losing control, and the booster was lost before splashdown.

Starbase, Texas, US · Wikipedia: List of Starship launches

Failure

Apr 14, 2025Blue Origin

NS-31 · New Shepard

NS-31 flew an all-female crew including Katy Perry and Gayle King, the first all-female spaceflight since 1963.

Launch Site One, West Texas, US · Wikipedia: New Shepard

Success

Mar 31, 2025SpaceX

Fram2 · Falcon 9 / Crew Dragon

Fram2, a privately funded mission led by Chun Wang, became the first crewed spaceflight over Earth's polar regions.

Kennedy Space Center (LC-39A), Florida, US · NPR

Success

Mar 14, 2025SpaceX

Crew-10 · Falcon 9 / Crew Dragon

Crew-10 carried Anne McClain, Nichole Ayers, Takuya Onishi and Kirill Peskov to the ISS, enabling the return of Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams.

Kennedy Space Center (LC-39A), Florida, US · Wikipedia: SpaceX Crew-10

Success

Mar 6, 2025SpaceX

Flight 8 · Starship

The booster was caught by the tower again, but several ship engines shut down and the ship was lost during ascent.

Starbase, Texas, US · Wikipedia: List of Starship launches

Partial

Mar 2, 2025Firefly Aerospace

Blue Ghost Mission 1 · Blue Ghost lander (launched on Falcon 9)

Firefly's Blue Ghost landed upright on the Moon for NASA's CLPS program, the first fully successful commercial lunar landing.

Mare Crisium, Moon (launched from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, US) · SpacePolicyOnline

Success

Jan 16, 2025SpaceX

Flight 7 · Starship

The Super Heavy booster was caught by the launch tower, but the ship was lost after a propellant leak during ascent.

Starbase, Texas, US · Wikipedia: List of Starship launches

Partial

Jan 16, 2025Blue Origin

NG-1 · New Glenn

New Glenn reached orbit on its first flight carrying the Blue Ring Pathfinder, although the booster was lost during its landing attempt.

Cape Canaveral (LC-36), Florida, US · Wikipedia: List of New Glenn launches

Success

Who's who in space

🇺🇸 US · Founded 2002

SpaceX

Reusable rockets, crew and cargo flights to orbit, the Starlink network and the Starship super-heavy vehicle.

Falcon 9 · Falcon Heavy · Dragon · Starship

🇺🇸 US · Founded 2000

Blue Origin

Heavy-lift New Glenn launches and Blue Moon lunar landers, with New Shepard suborbital flights paused since 2026.

New Glenn · New Shepard · Blue Moon

🇺🇸 US · Founded 2004

Virgin Galactic

Suborbital spaceplane flights for private astronauts and researchers, returning with the Delta-class ships.

Delta class (Apeiron) · VMS Eve · VSS Unity (retired)

US / NZ · Founded 2006

Rocket Lab

Frequent small-satellite launches with Electron, spacecraft components and the medium-lift Neutron, now expected in 2027.

Electron · HASTE · Neutron (in development)

🇺🇸 US · Founded 2006

United Launch Alliance

National security and NASA launches, moving from the Atlas V to the new Vulcan rocket.

Vulcan · Atlas V

🇺🇸 US · Founded 2016

Axiom Space

Private astronaut missions to the ISS, a planned commercial space station and next-generation spacesuits.

Crew Dragon (flown by SpaceX) · Axiom Station (in development)

🇺🇸 US · Founded 1916

Boeing (Starliner)

The CST-100 Starliner crew capsule, whose next ISS flight was changed to a cargo-only mission.

CST-100 Starliner

🇺🇸 US · Founded 2014

Firefly Aerospace

Small launch with Alpha and commercial lunar landers, after Blue Ghost's successful Moon landing in 2025.

Alpha · Blue Ghost · Elytra

🇺🇸 US · Founded 2015

Relativity Space

Developing the reusable medium-to-heavy Terran R rocket, with Eric Schmidt as CEO since 2025.

Terran R (in development)

🇫🇷 FR · Founded 1980

Arianespace

Europe's launch operator, flying Ariane 6 from the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou.

Ariane 6

🇨🇳 CN · Founded 1993

CNSA / CASC (China)

China's space program: Long March rockets built by CASC, the Tiangong station run by CMSA and the Chang'e lunar missions.

Long March · Shenzhou · Tianzhou · Chang'e

🇮🇳 IN · Founded 1969

ISRO

India's space agency, launching PSLV, GSLV and LVM3 rockets and developing the Gaganyaan crewed program.

PSLV · GSLV · LVM3 · Gaganyaan (in development)

🇺🇸 US · Founded 1958

NASA

The US space agency, leading the Artemis return to the Moon and buying commercial crew and cargo services.

SLS · Orion

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Blue Origin's Long Game: New Glenn, New Shepard and the Moon
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Blue Origin's Long Game: New Glenn, New Shepard and the Moon

Jeff Bezos paused space tourism to chase the Moon. New Glenn has shown real promise and real setbacks. Here is where Blue Origin stands.

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Virgin Galactic's Comeback: Inside the Delta-Class Spaceships

No flights since June 2024. A new spaceship named Apeiron has just arrived in New Mexico. What the Delta class promises, and when.

MAN TARGET Editors · 4 min read

Space Tourism Explained: Suborbital, Orbital or Space Station?
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Space Tourism Explained: Suborbital, Orbital or Space Station?

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MAN TARGET Editors · 4 min read

The New Space Race: Artemis, China and Private Stations
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Brazil has a world-class launch site and two citizens who have reached space. What is real, and where the opportunities lie.

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How to Watch a Rocket Launch in Person: Florida, Texas, Kourou
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How to Watch a Rocket Launch in Person: Florida, Texas, Kourou

Few things hit like a launch you feel in your chest. Where to stand at Cape Canaveral, Starbase and Kourou, and how to plan around delays.

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