1979 in spaceflight

1979 in spaceflight
	The Skylab space station, which decayed from orbit on 11 July
Orbital launches
First	11 January
Last	28 December
Total	110
Catalogued	106
National firsts
Orbital launch	Europe
Space traveller	Bulgaria
Rockets
Maiden flights	Ariane 1; Scout G-1; SLV
Retirements	Delta 2000; Mu-3C; Scout D-1
Crewed flights
Orbital	2
Total travellers	4

The following is an outline of 1979 in spaceflight.

Launches

Date and time (UTC)	Rocket		Flight number	Launch site		LSP
		Payload (⚀ = CubeSat)	Operator	Orbit	Function	Decay (UTC)	Outcome
		Remarks
January
11 January 15:07[1]	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1070		Low Earth (62.8 degrees inclination)	Reconnaissance	20 January 1979	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
13 January 15:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1071		Low Earth (62.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
16 January 17:37	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1072		Low Earth (82.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (810 kg)
18 January 15:42	Molniya-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Molniya 3-11		Extremely elliptical orbit (64.1 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1750 kg)
25 January 05:43	Vostok-M			Baikonur Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Meteor-prigoda 2 (Meteor 1-29)		SSO		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1100 kg)
30 January 15:15	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1073		Low Earth (62.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
30 January 21:42	Delta 2914			Cape Canaveral pad LC 17B		McDonnell Douglas

		SCATHA	USAF	Extremely Elliptical Orbit (4.9 degrees inclination)	Communications Technology demo	In orbit	Successful
		Experimental military payload (360 kg)
31 January 09:00:00	Soyuz-U			Baikonur Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1074		Low Earth (51.6 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (7000 kg)
February
6 February 08:46	N-I			Tanegashima, Osaki launch complex

		Ayame 1 (ECS A)		Extremely Elliptical Orbit (0.7 degrees inclination)		unknown	Spacecraft has failed 9 February 1979 during apogee kick motor burn after recontact with 3rd stage
		Civilian payload (260 kg)
8 February 10:00	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1075		Low Earth (65.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (1080 kg)
12 February 13:00:00	Tsyklon-3(Cyclone-3)			Plesetsk Cosmodrome pad LC 32/2

		Kosmos 1076		Low Earth (82.5 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (1900 kg)
13 February 21:41	Vostok-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1077		Low Earth (81.2 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (2500 kg)
16 February 15:00	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome pad LC 41

		Kosmos (number not assigned)		no		16 February 1979	Failed to reach orbit
		Military payload
18 February 18:59:00[2]	Scout D-1 S202C			Wallops LA-3A		NASA

		SAGE	NASA	Low Earth (54.9 degrees inclination)	Earth observation	11 April 1989	Successful
		Civilian payload (148.7 kg)
21 February 05:00	Mu-3C			Tanegashima, Mu launch complex

		Hakucho (CORSA B)		Low Earth (29.9 degrees inclination)		16 April 1985	Successful
		Civilian payload (100 kg)
21 February 07:49:00	Proton-K/DM			Baikonur Cosmodrome, pad LC 200P (pad 40)

		Ekran 3		GEO		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1970 kg)
22 February 12:10	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1078		Low Earth (72.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
24 February 08:20	Atlas F			Vandenberg pad SLC 3W

		Solwind		Low Earth (97.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (1331 kg)
25 February 11:53:49	Soyuz-U			Baikonur Site 31/6

		Soyuz 32		Low Earth (Salyut 6)	Salyut 6 EO-3	13 June 16:18:26	Successful
		Crewed flight launching with two cosmonauts, remained in orbit past design life due to Soyuz 33 failure, returned to Earth uncrewed
27 February 15:00	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1079		Low Earth (67.1 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6700 kg)
27 February 17:00	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome pad LC 132/2

		Interkosmos 19		Low Earth (74.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1015 kg)
March
1 March 18:45:00	Vostok-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Meteor-2-4		Low Earth (81.2 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1300 kg)
12 March 05:47:28	Soyuz-U			Baikonur Cosmodrome pad LC 31

		Progress 5		Salyut 6 orbit (Low Earth (51.6 degrees inclination))		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (7020 kg)
14 March 10:50	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1080		Low Earth (72.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6700 kg)
15 March 02:58	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1081–1088		Low Earth (74.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (8x61 kg)
16 March 18:30	Titan 3D			Vandenberg pad SLC 4E

		unknown		SSO		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (13300 kg to SSO, 60kg to LEO (95.8 degrees))
21 March 04:13	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1089		Low Earth (83.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (810 kg)
31 March 10:45	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1090		Low Earth (72.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
April
7 April 06:20	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1091		Low Earth (82.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (810 kg)
10 April 17:34:34	Soyuz-U			Baikonur Site 31/6

		Soyuz 33		Low Earth (Intended: Salyut 6)	Taxi flight	12 April 16:35	Spacecraft failure
		Crewed flight with two cosmonauts, first Bulgarian in space, main engine failed during rendezvous manoeuvres, docking aborted and spacecraft deorbited using backup engines
11 April 21:51	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1092		Low Earth (82.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (810 kg)
12 April 00:28:00	Molniya-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Molniya 1-43		Extremely Elliptical Orbit (64.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1600 kg)
14 April 05:27	Vostok-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1093		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)	ELINT	23 March 2000	Successful
		Military payload (2500 kg)
18 April 12:00	Tsyklon-2(Cyclone-2)			Baikonur Cosmodrome pad LC 90

		Kosmos 1094		Low Earth (65.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (3000 kg)
20 April 11:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1095		Low Earth (72.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
25 April 03:44:00	Proton-K/DM			Baikonur Cosmodrome, pad LC 200P (pad 40)

		Raduga 5		GEO		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (1965 kg)
25 April 10:00	Tsyklon-2(Cyclone-2)			Baikonur Cosmodrome pad LC 90

		Kosmos 1096		Low Earth (65.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (4000 kg)
27 April 17:15	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1097		Low Earth (62.7 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6700 kg)
May
4 May 18:57:00	Atlas SLV 3D			Cape Canaveral pad LC 36A

		Fltsatcom-2		GTO		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (1884 kg)
13 May 04:17:10	Soyuz-U			Baikonur Cosmodrome pad LC 31

		Progress 6		Salyut 6 orbit (51.6 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (7020 kg)
15 May 11:40	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1098		Low Earth (72.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
17 May 07:10	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1099		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
22 May 23:00:00	Proton-K			Baikonur Cosmodrome, pad LC 81P (pad 24)

		Kosmos 1100 Kosmos 1101		Low Earth (51.6 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (2x9000 kg)
25 May 07:00	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome pad LC 41/1

		Kosmos 1102		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
28 May 18:30	Titan 3B/Agena			Vandenberg pad SLC 4W

		unknown		SSO		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (4000 kg)
31 May 16:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1103		Low Earth (62.7 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
31 May 17:58	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1104		Low Earth (82.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (810 kg)
June
2 June 23:26	Scout D-1 S198C			Wallops LA-3A

		Ariel 6		unknown		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload
5 June 23:28	Molniya-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Molniya 3-12		Extremely Elliptical Orbit (72.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1750 kg)
6 June 18:12:41	Soyuz-U			Baikonur Site 31/5

		Soyuz 34		Low Earth (Salyut 6)	Crew return	19 August 12:29	Successful
		Launched uncrewed to replace Soyuz 32 which had passed the end of its design life, landed with two cosmonauts
6 June 18:22:12	Thor DSV-2U			Vandenberg SLC-10W

		DMSP-5D1 F4 (AMS-4)	US Air Force	Low Earth	Weather	In orbit	Successful
7 June 10:30	Kosmos-3M			Kapustin Yar pad LC 107

		Bhaskar 1		Low Earth (50.7 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (441 kg)
8 June 07:10	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome pad LC 41/1

		Kosmos 1105		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
10 June 13:30:00	Titan 3C/Transtage			Cape Canaveral pad LC 40

		DSP 11		GEO		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (1170 kg)
12 June 07:00	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1106		Low Earth (81.4 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
15 June 10:50	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1107		Low Earth (72.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
22 June 07:00	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1108		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
27 June 15:51:59	Atlas F			Vandenberg pad SLC 3W

		NOAA 6(NOAA A)		Low Earth (98.5 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (723 kg)
27 June 18:11:23	Molniya-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome pad LC 41/1

		Kosmos 1109		Extremely Elliptical Orbit (62.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (1250 kg)
28 June 09:25:11	Soyuz-U			Baikonur Cosmodrome pad LC 31

		Progress 7		Salyut 6 orbit(51.6 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1020 kg)
28 June 20:09	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1110		Low Earth (74.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (875 kg)
29 June 16:00	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1111		Low Earth (62.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
July
5 July 23:19:00	Proton-K/DM			Baikonur Cosmodrome, pad LC 200P (pad 40)

		Gorizont 2		GEO		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (2120 kg)
6 July 08:20	Kosmos-3M			Kapustin Yar pad LC 107

		Kosmos 1112		Low Earth (50.7 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (1190 kg)
10 July 09:00:00	Soyuz-U			Baikonur Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1113		Low Earth (65.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
11 July 15:41	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1114		Low Earth (74.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (900 kg)
13 July 08:25	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1115		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
20 July 11:58	Vostok-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1116		Low Earth (81.2 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (2500 kg)
25 July 15:20	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1117		Low Earth (62.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
27 July 07:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1118		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
27 July 21:28	Feng Bao 1			Jiquan Satellite Launch Center NLC

		Shi Jian 2				27 July 1979	Failure to reach orbit after 2nd stage malfunction
		Civilian payload (770 kg)
31 July 03:56	Molniya-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Molniya 1-44		Extremely Elliptical Orbit (64.2 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1600 kg)
August
3 August 10:45	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1119		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
10 August 00:20	Delta 2914			Cape Canaveral pad LC 17A		McDonnell Douglas

		Westar 3(Westar C)		GTO		unknown	Successful
		Commercial payload (574 kg)
10 August 02:28	SLV			Satish Dhawan Space Centre pad SLV

		Rohini RS-1				10 August 1979	Failed to reach orbit due control valve malfunction in 2nd stage
		Civilian payload (30 kg)
11 August 09:15:00	Soyuz-U			Baikonur Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1120		Low Earth (70.4 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
14 August 15:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1121		Low Earth (67.2 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6700 kg)
17 August 07:45	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1122		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
21 August 11:10	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome pad LC 41/1

		Kosmos 1123		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
28 August 00:17:04	Molniya-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1124		Extremely Elliptical Orbit (68 degrees inclination)		unknown	Launch successful. Satellite exploded 9 September 1979 into 8 pieces.
		Military payload (1250 kg)
28 August 00:55	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1125		Low Earth (74.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (875 kg)
31 August 11:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1126		Low Earth (72.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
September
5 September 10:20	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1127		Low Earth (81.3 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
14 September 15:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1128		Low Earth (62.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
20 September 05:28	Atlas SLV 3D			Cape Canaveral pad LC 36B

		HEAO 3(HEAO C)		Low Earth (43.6 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (3150 kg)
25 September 15:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome pad LC 41/1

		Kosmos 1129		Low Earth (62.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
25 September 21:00	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1130–1137		Low Earth (74.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (8x61 kg)
28 September 12:20	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1138		Low Earth (72.8 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
October
1 October 11:22:00	Titan 3C/Transtage			Cape Canaveral pad LC 40

		unknown		unknown		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (820 kg)
3 October 17:12:00	Proton-K/DM			Baikonur Cosmodrome, pad LC 200P (pad 40)

		Ekran 4		GEO		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1970 kg)
5 October 11:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1139		Low Earth (72.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (5500 kg)
11 October 16:36	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1140		Low Earth (74.1 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (875 kg)
12 October 12:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos, number not assigned				12 October 1979	Failed to reach orbit
16 October 12:17	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1141		Low Earth (83.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (810 kg)
20 October 07:03	Molniya-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Molniya 1-45		Extremely Elliptical Orbit (64.7 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1600 kg)
22 October 12:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1142		Low Earth (72.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
26 October 18:12	Vostok-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1143		Low Earth (81.2 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (2500 kg)
30 October 14:16	Scout G-1 S203C			Vandenberg SLC-5

		Magsat		Low Earth (96.8 degrees inclination)		11 June 1980	Successful
		Civilian payload (181 kg)
31 October 09:25:00	Vostok-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Meteor 2-5		Low Earth (81.2 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1300 kg)
November
1 November 08:05	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome pad LC 132/2

		Interkosmos 20		Low Earth (74.0 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (1100 kg)
2 November 16:00	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1144		Low Earth (67.1 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6700 kg)
21 November 02:09:36	Titan 3C/Transtage			Cape Canaveral pad LC 40

		DSCS 2 13, DSCS 2 14		GEO		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (2x612 kg)
27 November 09:55	Vostok-M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4

		Kosmos 1145		Low Earth (81.2 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (2500 kg)
December
5 December 09:00	Kosmos-3M			Plesetsk Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Kosmos 1146		Low Earth (65.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (1000 kg)
7 December 01:35	Delta 3914			Cape Canaveral pad LC 17A		McDonnell Douglas

		Satcom 3(Satcom C)		GTO		unknown	Satellite failed while being on the GTO, has been destroyed
		Commercial payload (895 kg)
12 December 12:30	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1147		Low Earth (72.9 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)
16 December 12:29:50	Soyuz-U			Baikonur Cosmodrome unknown pad

		Soyuz T-1		Salyut 6 orbit (51.6 degrees inclination)		21:47, 25 March 1980	Successful
		Salyut 6 orbit boost mission completed
24 December 17:14:38	Ariane 1			Kourou ELA-1		ESA

		CAT-1	ESA	Low Earth	Technology	27 November 1989	Successful
		Maiden flight of the Ariane 1, and the Ariane family[3]
28 December 11:51:00	Proton-K/DM			Baikonur Cosmodrome, pad LC 200P (pad 40)

		Gorizont 3		GEO		unknown	Successful
		Civilian payload (2120 kg)
28 December 13:00	Soyuz-U			Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3

		Kosmos 1148		Low Earth (67.1 degrees inclination)		unknown	Successful
		Military payload (6000 kg)

Deep Space Rendezvous

Date (GMT)	Spacecraft	Event	Remarks
5 March	Voyager 1	Flyby of Jupiter	Closest approach: 280,000 kilometres (170,000 mi)
9 July	Voyager 2	Flyby of Jupiter	Closest approach: 645,000 kilometres (401,000 mi)
1 September	Pioneer 11	Flyby of Saturn	Closest approach: 20,900 kilometres (13,000 mi)

EVAs

Start Date/Time	Duration	End Time	Spacecraft	Crew	Remarks
15 August 14:16	1 hour 23 minutes	15:39	Salyut 6 PE-3	Valery Ryumin Vladimir Lyakhov	Removed the KRT-10 antenna that had failed to separate from Salyut and had fouled the aft docking port target. After disposing of the antenna, Ryumin collected samples of damaged insulation and a retrieved a micrometeroid detector.[4]

References

Generic references:

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Clark, Stephen. "Spaceflight Now".
Kelso, T.S. "Satellite Catalog (SATCAT)". CelesTrak.
Krebs, Gunter. "Chronology of Space Launches".
Kyle, Ed. "Space Launch Report".
McDowell, Jonathan. "Jonathan's Space Report".
Pietrobon, Steven. "Steven Pietrobon's Space Archive".
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Footnotes

"Cosmos 1070". NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive. NASA. Retrieved 24 October 2017.
"SAGE". NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive. NASA. Retrieved 18 October 2017.
Hughes, J. (1996) Larousse Desk Reference Encloypedia London RD Press
Portree, David S. F. (March 1995). "Mir Hardware Heritage" (PDF). NASA. p. 83. Archived from the original (PDF) on 24 February 2009. Retrieved 14 February 2009.

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[1] "Cosmos 1070". NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive. NASA. Retrieved 24 October 2017.

[2] "SAGE". NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive. NASA. Retrieved 18 October 2017.

[3] Hughes, J. (1996) Larousse Desk Reference Encloypedia London RD Press

[4] Portree, David S. F. (March 1995). "Mir Hardware Heritage" (PDF). NASA. p. 83. Archived from the original (PDF) on 24 February 2009. Retrieved 14 February 2009.

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1970s	1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979
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1990s	1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000s	2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
2010s	2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
2020s	2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029

Timeline of spaceflight
Spaceflight before 1951
1950s	1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959
1960s	1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969
1970s	1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979
1980s	1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
1990s	1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000s	2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
2010s	2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
2020s	2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029

1979 in spaceflight

Launches

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Deep Space Rendezvous

EVAs

References

Footnotes