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Last
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February 1st 23:00Z? Site:
Vehicle:
Launch provider:
Le Triomphant Submarine (Off Quimper, France)
M45 (MSBS n°35)
EADS Space TransportationSuborbital
Payload:
Mission:
Operator:
Prime:[Dummy Warhead]
SLBM Test
Marine Nationale (France)
EADS Space Transportation
February 3 02:27Z
Proton M/Breeze M
Site:
Vehicle:
Launch provider:
Baykonur (Kazakhstan)
Proton M/Breeze M (N°53509/N°88511)
International Launch ServicesDelayed from late 2003 Payload:
Mission:
Operator:
Prime:
Platform:
Launch mass:
AMC-12 (Worldsat 2)
Communications
WorldSat (U.S.)
Alcatel Space
Spacebus 4000C3
4,974 kg
February 3 07:41Z
Atlas 3B
Site:
Vehicle:
Launch provider:
Cape Canaveral (U.S.)
Atlas 3B (AC-206)
International Launch ServicesLast flight of Atlas 3 series
Delayed from Sep. 15, 2004, and Jan. 13, 27Payload:
Mission:
Operator:
Prime:
Launch mass:
NOSS-3-F3 (Advanced SB-WASS F3, NRO L-23)
Military Naval Surveillance
National Reconnaissance Office (U.S.)
Lockheed Martin Astronautics
n.a.Payload:
Mission:
Operator:
Prime:
Launch mass:NOSS-3-F3 Subsatellite
Military Naval Surveillance
National Reconnaissance Office (U.S.)
Lockheed Martin Astronautics
n.a.
February 12 21:03:01Z
Ariane 5ECA
Site:
Vehicle:
Launch provider:
Kourou (French Guiana)
Ariane 5ECA (V164) “City of Bremen”
Arianespace– Return to flight
Delayed from April, June, Sep. 28, Oct. 28, Nov. 3 and 8, 2004, Feb. 11Payload:
Mission:
Operator:
Prime:
Platform:
Launch mass:
XTAR-EUR
Military Communications
XTAR LLC (U.S., Spain)
Space Systems/Loral
LS-1300
3,631 kgPayload:
Mission:
Operator:
Prime:
Launch mass:
Sloshsat-FLEVO
Technology
ESA (Europe), NIVR and NLR (The Netherlands)
NLR
127 kgPayload:
Mission:
Prime:
Launch mass:
MaqSat B2 (not released)
Instrumented Dummy Spacecraft
Kayser-Threde
3,622 kg
February 17 Site:
Vehicle:
Launch provider:
Kodiak (U.S.)
Polaris A3/Orbus 1 (STARS)
Lockheed Martin Missiles & SpaceSuborbital – Delayed from Oct. 2004 Payload:
Mission:
Operator:
Prime:
IFT-14
Missile Defense Technology, Dummy Warhead
U.S. Army Space & Missile Defense Command (U.S.)
Sandia National Laboratory
February 17 Site:
Vehicle:
Launch provider:
Kwajalein (U.S.)
OBV
Orbital Sciences Corp.Launch Abort – Booster Shut Down in Silo
Suborbital – Delayed from Oct. 2004Payload:
Mission:
Operator:
Launch mass:
EKV Prototype
Missile Defense Technology
U.S. Missile Defense Agency (U.S.)
55 kg
February 26 09:25Z
H-2A/2022
Site:
Vehicle:
Launch provider:
Tanegashima (Japan)
H-2A/2022 (F7)
Rocket System Corp.Payload:
Mission:
Operator:
Prime:
Platform:
Launch mass:Himawari 6 (MT-Sat 1R)
Meteorology, Air Traffic Management
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure & Transport (Japan)
Space Systems/Loral
LS-1300
3,300 kg
February 28 19:09Z Site:
Vehicle:
Launch provider:
Baykonur (Kazakhstan)
Soyuz U (ISS-17P, N°093)
TsSKB-ProgressPayload:
Mission:
Operator:
Prime:
Platform:
Launch mass:
Progress M-52 (Progress M N°352)
Cargo, ISS Servicing
FKA (Russia)
RKK Energiya
7K-TGM
7,250 kg
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