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10 Jan 2015 09:47:10 SpaceX CRS-5 NASA Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida The fifth CRS mission to the ISS will carry pressurized and unpressurized cargo to the station. Secondary payloads include 2 small satellites to be deployed from the ISS airlock. 29 Jan 2015 DSCOVR NOAA Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida Falcon 9 will loft the much-delayed Deep Space Climate Observatory to Sun-Earth L1 for NOAA, where it will function as an Earth and Solar Observation satellite. February 2015 Eutelsat 115W B and ABS-3A Asia Broadcast Satellite Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida This marks SpaceX's first dual comm. satellite launch, of Eutelsat 115W B & ABS-3A. The satellites, built by Boeing, use Solar Electric Propulsion, making it feasible to fit both on a single Falcon 9 and removing the need for weighty Hydrazine. March 2015 Dragon Inflight Abort SpaceX / NASA Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-4E, Vandenberg, California Dragon will abort from a Falcon 9 mid flight at Max-Q to demonstrate its in flight crew escape system as part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program requirements by firing its 8 Superdraco engines before splashing down off the coast of California. 31 Mar 2015 Jason 3 NOAA, Eumetsat, NASA, & CNES Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-4E, Vandenberg, California Jason 3 is a scientific Earth observation satellite designed to monitor and precisely measure the world’s oceans, and is operated as a collaboration between NOAA, Eumetsat, NASA, & CNES. 8 Apr 2015 SpaceX CRS-6 NASA Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida The sixth of twelve Dragon ISS resupply missions to the ISS. Q2 2015 SES-9 SES World Skies Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida A Falcon 9 rocket will launch SES-9 for SES World Skies in 2015, their second satellite with SpaceX 13 Jun 2015 SpaceX CRS-7 NASA Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida The seventh cargo resupply mission of Dragon to the ISS, also carrying the IDA 1 satellite as a secondary payload. H1 2015 Falcon Heavy Test Flight SpaceX Falcon Heavy LC-39A, Florida SpaceX will launch the demonstration mission of the 28 engine Falcon Heavy rocket from the historic Pad 39A at Cape Canaveral in early 2015. Mid 2015 Orbcomm OG2 Launch 2 Orbcomm Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida The second scheduled launch for Orbcomm will complete their new OG2 satellite constellation by launching the remaining 11 satellites into LEO. 2 Sep 2015 SpaceX CRS-8 NASA Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida The eighth cargo resupply mission of Dragon to the ISS. Notably, Bigelow Aerospace will provide the BEAM inflatable module as unpressurized cargo to be attached to the station. Q3 2015 AMOS-6 Spacecom Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida AMOS-6 is a 5500kg geostationary communications satellite operated by Spacecom, and will replace the aging AMOS-2 satellite at 4 degrees West. Q4 2015 Eutelsat 117W B and ABS-2A Asia Broadcast Satellite Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida This marks SpaceX's second dual-GTO satellite launch. Both satellites, built by Boeing, use Solar Electric Propulsion, removing the need for heavy and expensive Hydrazine. Late 2015 JCSAT-14 SKY Perfect JSAT Corparation Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida Will replace JCSAT-2A at 154 East 2015 SAOCOM 1A CONAE (Argentina) Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-4E, Vandenberg, California SAOCOM 1A is an Earth observation satellite for the Argentine Space Agency that will be placed into a polar orbit by a Falcon 9 from Vandenberg. 2015 SAOCOM 1B CONAE (Argentina) Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-4E, Vandenberg, California Once launched, SAOCOM-1B for the Argentine Space Agency (CONAE) will complete the Earth observing SAOCOM constellation. It marks a rare launch out of Vandenberg. 2015 TurkmenSat 1 Thales Alenia Space (Turkmenistan) Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida A Falcon 9 will launch Turkmenistan's first communications satellite into GTO orbit in late 2014. April 2016 STP-2 U.S. Air Force Falcon Heavy LC-39A, Florida Space Test Program-2 is the second scheduled Falcon Heavy launch, and the second EELV-class mission awarded to SpaceX by the U.S. Air Force. Aboard will a number of small-cubesat missions, and Planetary Society’s LightSail solar sail mission. 2016 DragonLab Launch 1 SpaceX Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-40, Florida DragonLab is the free-flying, reusable variant of Dragon that does not berth with the ISS. Whether Dragon v1 or Dragon v2 will be used for this mission is unknown. 2018 Radarsat Constellation Canada Falcon 9 v1.1 SLC-4E, Vandenberg, California The Radarsat constellation mission is currently being developed by MDA Corporation for Canada. The three satellite mission will be placed into a polar Earth Observing orbit, and are designed for maritime surveillance, and disaster management.
SOURCES – spacex, spacexstats, Christian Science Monitor
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