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LINKS TO THE BEST NASA MISSION PAGES
Space Missions

Did you know that NASA has over a hundred past, present and future manned and unmanned space missions? If you want to catch up a mission you are familiar with, or learn about some of the not so well known missions, this page is a must. These links will take you right to each mission’s home page.

Under study

AIM
Constellation-X
Dawn
EUSO
GEC
Geospace
GLAST
JIMO
JWST (NGST)
Kepler
LISA
Mag Constellation
Mag Multiscale
Mars 2007+
Phoenix
SDO
Sentinels
SIM
Solar Probe
THEMIS
TPF
WISE

preliminary concepts
In development

AMS
Astro-E2
CINDI
Deep Impact
Gravity Probe-B
Herschel
Hubble SM4
Mars '05 Orbiter
MESSENGER
New Horizons (Pluto)
Planck
Rosetta
SOFIA
Solar-B
Space Tech 5
Space Tech 6
Space Tech 7
STEREO
Swift
TWINS
Operating

ACE
Cassini
Chandra
CHIPS
Cluster
FAST
FUSE
GALEX
Genesis
Geotail
HETE-2
Hubble (HST)
IMAGE
INTEGRAL
Mars '03 Rovers
Mars Express /
    ASPERA-3
Mars Global Surv.
Mars Odyssey
Nozomi
Polar
RHESSI
RXTE
SAMPEX
SIRTF
SOHO
Stardust
SWAS
TIMED
TRACE
Ulysses
Voyager
Wind
WMAP (MAP)
XMM-Newton

Deep Space Network
Space Science Data
Past missions

Ended after 1989:
ASCA
Astro-1 / Astro-2
BBXRT
Clementine
CGRO
COBE
CONTOUR
CRRES
DE-1
Deep Space 1
Deep Space 2
DXS
Equator-S
EUVE
Galileo
HALCA / VLBI
Hipparcos
Hubble (past)
IEH-3
ISEE-3/ICE
IMP-8
IRTS
ISO
IUE
Kuiper (KAO)
Leonid MAC
Lunar Prospector
Magellan
Mars Clim. Orb.
Mars Observer
Mars Pathfinder
Mars Polar Lander
NEAR
ORFEUS
Pioneer 10/11
Pioneer Venus
ROSAT
SAC-B
SNOE
Spartan
Starshine
TERRIERS
TSS-1, TSS-1R
WIRE
Yohkoh

Older missions:
JPL missions
NSSDC database


You may also be interested in an excellent reference to the various deep space spacecraft that have been launched by the U.S., Soviet Union/Russia, and other countries since the beginning of the space age.

Multi-Mission Programs

The following programs include multiple missions, many of which are linked above.

Ground-Based Astronomy

Most of our research activities are carried out using spacecraft (earth-orbiting or interplanetary) or suborbital vehicles (sounding rockets, balloons, and high-altitude aircraft). The National Science Foundation is the government agency that is responsible for most U.S. ground-based astronomical research. However, we do support a few ground-based activities, including:

Non-Space Science missions

*Material on this web page courtesy of NASA
URL: http://spacescience.nasa.gov/missions/index.htm

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