List of human spaceflights by program
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- For a chronological list of manned spaceflights, including crews, dates and mission summaries, see List of human spaceflights.
[edit] Vostok programme (USSR, 1961–1963)
- Vostok 1 – first manned spaceflight
- Vostok 2
- Vostok 3
- Vostok 4
- Vostok 5
- Vostok 6 – first woman in space
[edit] Project Mercury (USA, 1961–1963)
- Mercury-Redstone 3 – first US manned spaceflight (suborbital)
- Mercury-Redstone 4
- Mercury-Atlas 6 – first US manned orbital flight
- Mercury-Atlas 7
- Mercury-Atlas 8
- Mercury-Atlas 9
[edit] X-15 Missions over 100-km (USA, 1963)
[edit] Voskhod programme (USSR, 1964–1965)
[edit] Project Gemini (USA, 1965–1966)
- Gemini 3
- Gemini 4 – first U.S. EVA
- Gemini 5
- Gemini 6A – first rendezvous in space, with Gemini 7
- Gemini 7 – first rendezvous in space, with Gemini 6A
- Gemini 8 – first docking in space, with Agena Target Vehicle
- Gemini 9A
- Gemini 10
- Gemini 11
- Gemini 12
[edit] Soyuz programme (USSR/Russia, 1967–ongoing)
- Soyuz 1 – crashed on landing, killing lone cosmonaut.
- Soyuz 2 – flew unmanned (listed for completeness).
- Soyuz 3 – approached, but failed to dock with, Soyuz 2.
- Soyuz 4 – docked with Soyuz 5.
- Soyuz 5 – two cosmonauts space walked to Soyuz 4, and returned to Earth on that.
- Soyuz 6 – orbited in formation, but failed to dock with Soyuz 7 and 8
- Soyuz 7 – orbited in formation, but failed to dock with Soyuz 6 and 8
- Soyuz 8 – orbited in formation, but failed to dock with Soyuz 6 and 7
- Soyuz 9 – record of over 17 days in orbit.
- Soyuz 10 – failed to dock with Salyut 1, first world's space station.
- Soyuz 11 – first and only successful flight to Saluyt 1; 24 day stay at the station. All three crew dead on landing
- Soyuz 12 – two-day test mission of redesigned, two- man version.
- Soyuz 13 – further test mission; ultraviolet photography.
- Soyuz 14 – first flight to Salyut 3 (military mission)
- Soyuz 15 – last flight to Salyut 3; failed to dock with the station (military mission)
- Soyuz 16 – test flight for Apollo-Soyuz mission
- Soyuz 17 – first flight to Salyut 4; month-long stay on the station
- Soyuz 18a – failed to achieve orbit; crew returned safely.
- Soyuz 18 – last flight to Salyut 4; two-month stay on the station
- Apollo-Soyuz – joint mission with NASA; docked with Apollo spacecraft
- Soyuz 20 – uncrewed (listed for completeness)
- Soyuz 21 – first flight to Salyut 5 station; 49- day stay on the station; ended early.
- Soyuz 22 – Week spent in orbit, surveying Earth.
- Soyuz 23 – failed to dock with Salyut 5 space station, cosmonauts nearly died on landing.
- Soyuz 24 – last flight to Salyut 5
- Soyuz 25 – failed to dock with Salyut 6
- Soyuz 26 – first successful flight to Salyut 6
- Soyuz 27
- Soyuz 28
- Soyuz 29 – second long-duration crew of Salyut 6; crew returned on Soyuz 31
- Soyuz 30
- Soyuz 31 – crew returned from Salyut 6 on Soyuz 29
- Soyuz 32
- Soyuz 33
- Soyuz 34 – launched unmanned as return vehicle
- Soyuz 35
- Soyuz 36
- Soyuz T-2
- Soyuz 37
- Soyuz 38
- Soyuz T-3
- Soyuz T-4
- Soyuz 39
- Soyuz 40 – last flight to Salyut 6
- Soyuz T-5 – first flight to Salyut 7
- Soyuz T-6
- Soyuz T-7
- Soyuz T-8
- Soyuz T-9
- Soyuz T-10
- Soyuz T-11
- Soyuz T-12
- Soyuz T-13
- Soyuz T-14
- Soyuz T-15 – first flight to Mir, also last flight to Salyut 7
- Soyuz TM-2
- Soyuz TM-3
- Soyuz TM-4
- Soyuz TM-5
- Soyuz TM-6
- Soyuz TM-7
- Soyuz TM-8
- Soyuz TM-9
- Soyuz TM-10
- Soyuz TM-11
- Soyuz TM-12
- Soyuz TM-13
- Soyuz TM-14
- Soyuz TM-15
- Soyuz TM-16
- Soyuz TM-17
- Soyuz TM-18
- Soyuz TM-19
- Soyuz TM-20
- Soyuz TM-21
- Soyuz TM-22
- Soyuz TM-23
- Soyuz TM-24
- Soyuz TM-25
- Soyuz TM-26
- Soyuz TM-27
- Soyuz TM-28
- Soyuz TM-29
- Soyuz TM-30 – last flight to Mir
- Soyuz TM-31 – first Soyuz flight to ISS, carried first crew to the station
- Soyuz TM-32
- Soyuz TM-33
- Soyuz TM-34
- Soyuz TMA-1
- Soyuz TMA-2
- Soyuz TMA-3
- Soyuz TMA-4
- Soyuz TMA-5
- Soyuz TMA-6
- Soyuz TMA-7
- Soyuz TMA-8
- Soyuz TMA-9
[edit] Project Apollo (USA, 1968-1972, 1975)
- Apollo 7
- Apollo 8 - first human flight around the moon
- Apollo 9
- Apollo 10
- Apollo 11 - first human moon landing
- Apollo 12
- Apollo 13 - explosion en route to Moon forced emergency return to Earth by using free return trajectory
- Apollo 14
- Apollo 15
- Apollo 16
- Apollo 17
- Apollo-Soyuz - first joint Soviet-US mission
[edit] Skylab missions (USA, 1973)
[edit] Space Shuttle missions (USA, 1981-ongoing)
See also: List of space shuttle missions
- STS-1 - Columbia first flight for Columbia
- STS-2 - Columbia
- STS-3 - Columbia
- STS-4 - Columbia
- STS-5 - Columbia
- STS-6 - Challenger first flight for Challenger
- STS-7 - Challenger
- STS-8 - Challenger
- STS-9 - Columbia
- STS-41-B - Challenger
- STS-41-C - Challenger
- STS-41-D - Discovery first flight for Discovery
- STS-41-G - Challenger
- STS-51-A - Discovery
- STS-51-C - Discovery
- STS-51-D - Discovery
- STS-51-B - Challenger
- STS-51-G - Discovery
- STS-51-F - Challenger
- STS-51-I - Discovery
- STS-51-J - Atlantis first flight for Atlantis
- STS-61-A - Challenger
- STS-61-B - Atlantis
- STS-61-C - Columbia
- STS-51-L - Challenger (destroyed shortly after liftoff; failed to reach space)
- STS-26 - Discovery
- STS-27 - Atlantis
- STS-29 - Discovery
- STS-30 - Atlantis
- STS-28 - Columbia
- STS-34 - Atlantis
- STS-33 - Discovery
- STS-32 - Columbia
- STS-36 - Atlantis
- STS-31 - Discovery
- STS-41 - Discovery
- STS-38 - Atlantis
- STS-35 - Columbia
- STS-37 - Atlantis
- STS-39 - Discovery
- STS-40 - Columbia
- STS-43 - Atlantis
- STS-48 - Discovery
- STS-44 - Atlantis
- STS-42 - Discovery
- STS-45 - Atlantis
- STS-49 - Endeavour first flight for Endeavour
- STS-50 - Columbia
- STS-46 - Atlantis
- STS-47 - Endeavour
- STS-52 - Columbia
- STS-53 - Discovery
- STS-54 - Endeavour
- STS-56 - Discovery
- STS-55 - Columbia
- STS-57 - Endeavour
- STS-51 - Discovery
- STS-58 - Columbia
- STS-61 - Endeavour
- STS-60 - Discovery Flight to Mir Space Station, autonomous
- STS-62 - Columbia
- STS-59 - Endeavour
- STS-65 - Columbia
- STS-64 - Discovery
- STS-68 - Endeavour
- STS-66 - Atlantis
- STS-63 - Discovery Flight to Mir Space Station, no docking (Mir-69)
- STS-67 - Endeavour
- STS-71 - Atlantis Flight to Mir Space Station, docking (Mir-74)
- STS-70 - Discovery
- STS-69 - Endeavour
- STS-73 - Columbia
- STS-74 - Atlantis Flight to Mir Space Station, docking (Mir-78)
- STS-72 - Endeavour
- STS-75 - Columbia
- STS-76 - Atlantis Flight to Mir Space Station, docking (Mir-81)
- STS-77 - Endeavour
- STS-78 - Columbia
- STS-79 - Atlantis Flight to Mir Space Station, docking (Mir-86)
- STS-80 - Columbia
- STS-81 - Atlantis Flight to Mir Space Station, docking (Mir-88)
- STS-82 - Discovery
- STS-83 - Columbia
- STS-84 - Atlantis Flight to Mir Space Station, docking (Mir-91)
- STS-94 - Columbia
- STS-85 - Discovery
- STS-86 - Atlantis Flight to Mir Space Station, docking (Mir-94)
- STS-87 - Columbia
- STS-89 - Endeavour Flight to Mir Space Station, docking (Mir-97)
- STS-90 - Columbia
- STS-91 - Discovery Flight to Mir Space Station, docking (Mir-101)
- STS-95 - Discovery
- STS-88 - Endeavour
- STS-96 - Discovery
- STS-93 - Columbia
- STS-103 - Discovery
- STS-99 - Endeavour
- STS-101 - Atlantis
- STS-106 - Atlantis
- STS-92 - Discovery 100th Space Shuttle flight
- STS-97 - Endeavour
- STS-98 - Atlantis
- STS-102 - Discovery
- STS-100 - Endeavour
- STS-104 - Atlantis
- STS-105 - Discovery
- STS-108 - Endeavour
- STS-109 - Columbia
- STS-110 - Atlantis
- STS-111 - Endeavour
- STS-112 - Atlantis
- STS-113 - Endeavour
- STS-107 - Columbia disintegrated on reentry
- STS-114 - Discovery Return to Flight Mission
- STS-121 - Discovery
- STS-115 - Atlantis
- STS-116 - Discovery
[edit] Shenzhou missions (China, 2003-ongoing)
- Shenzhou 5 - first manned Chinese spaceflight
- Shenzhou 6 - first multi-day flight of the program, also first flight with more than one taikonaut
[edit] Tier One (USA (privately funded), 2004)
- SpaceShipOne flight 15P - first privately funded human spaceflight
- SpaceShipOne flight 16P - first Ansari X Prize competitive flight
- SpaceShipOne flight 17P - second Ansari X Prize competitive flight, winning the prize
[edit] Space stations
(dates refer to periods when stations were inhabited by crews)
- Salyut Stations (USSR, 1971-1986)
- Salyut 1 (1971, 1 crew and 1 failed docking)
- Salyut 2/Almaz (1973, failed shortly after launch)
- Salyut 3/Almaz (1974, 1 crew and 1 failed docking)
- Salyut 4 (1975-1976, 2 crews)
- Salyut 5/Almaz (1976-1977, 2 crews and 1 failed docking)
- Salyut 6 (1977-1981, 16 crews (5 long duration, 11 short duration) and 1 failed docking)
- Salyut 7 (1982-1986, 10 crews (6 long duration, 4 short duration) and 1 failed docking)
- Skylab (USA, 1973-1974, 3 crews)
- Mir (USSR/Russia, 1986-1999, 28 long duration crews)
- International Space Station (USA, Russia, Japan, Europe, Canada, 2000-ongoing)