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• STS-127, International Space Station Flight 2J/A, will deliver modules to the Japanese Kibo Laboratory.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Endeavour
  • Launch date: 2009-07-11, 7:39 PM EDT (23:39 UTC)
  
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• PAN, A classified satellite
  • Booster: Atlas V
  • Launch date: 2009-08-12, 4:55 PM EDT (20:55 UTC)
  
  
• NAVSTAR 2R-21 (M8) GPS Satellite, Global Positioning System Satellite
  • Booster: Delta II
  • Launch date: 2009-08-17
  
  
• STS-128, International Space Station Flight 17A, to deliver a Multi Purpose Logistics Module containing supplies, equipment, experiments, and the COLBERT Treadmill.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Atlantis
  • Launch date: 2009-08-18, 04:25 AM EDT (08:25 UTC)
  
  
• Ares 1-X, Prototype rocket for engineering tests of the first stage for the Constellation Program. Maximum altitude: 25 Miles
  • Booster: Ares 1
  • Launch date: 2009-08-30, 7:00 AMEDT (11:00 UTC)
  
  
• STSS, Space Tracking and Surveillance System for the Missile Defense Agency.
  • Booster: Delta II
  • Launch date: 2009-09-xx
  
  
• Wideband Global Satcom 3, A data communications satellite for the Department of Defense
  • Booster: Delta IV
  • Launch date: 2009-09-xy
  
  
• Intelsat 14, International Communications Satellite
  • Booster: Atlas V
  • Launch date: 2009-10-xx
  
  
• STS-129, International Space Station components including spare gyroscopes, nitrogen tank assemblies, pump modules, an ammonia tank assembly and a spare latching end effector for the station's robotic arm.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Discovery
  • Launch date: 2009-11-12, 4:14 PM EST* (21:14 UTC)
  
  
• SDO, Solar Dynamics Observatory. The first Space Weather Research Network mission in NASA's Living With a Star (LWS) Program.
  • Booster: Atlas V
  • Launch date: 2009-11-24
  
  
• STS-130, Endeavour will deliver the final connecting node, Tranquility, and the Cupola.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Endeavour
  • Launch date: 2010-02-04, 05:40:40 AM EST* (10:40 UTC)
  
  
• NAVSTAR 2F-1, Global Positioning System Satellite
  • Booster: Delta IV
  • Launch date: 2010-02-xx
  
  
• STS-131, Atlantis will carry a Multi-Purpose Logistics Module filled with science racks that will be transferred to laboratories of the International Space Station.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Atlantis
  • Launch date: 2010-03-18, 14:02 AM EST* (18:02 UTC)
  
  
• STS-132, Discovery mission will carry an integrated cargo carrier to deliver maintenance and assembly hardware, including spare parts for space station systems.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Discovery
  • Launch date: 2010-05-14, 05:33 AM EDT* (09:33 UTC)
  
  
• STS-133, Endeavour will deliver critical spare components including antennas and gas tanks to the International Space Station.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Endeavour
  • Launch date: 2010-07-29, 07:02 AM EDT* (11:02 UTC)
  
  
• STS-134, Discovery will deliver an EXPRESS Logistics Carrier-3 (ELC-3) and an Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) to the International Space Station.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Discovery
  • Launch date: 2010-09-16, 10:45 AM EDT* (14:45 UTC)
  
  * - An asterisk on Launch Time means a launch date has been announced by NASA, but the time of launch was calculated by SpaceLaunchInfo.Com based on the rendevous requirements for the mission.

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Last Updated 2009-06-28
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