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Acompanhe os próximos lançamentos espaciais programados. Fique por dentro das missões que estão prestes a decolar e expandir nosso conhecimento do cosmos.
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JAXA is preparing a rideshare mission carrying eight independent spacecraft, including educational small satellites, an ocean‑monitoring satellite, a demonstrator for ultra‑small multispectral cameras, and a satellite equipped with a deployable antenna that uses origami‑style folding to compact itself and then expand to 25 times its stowed size. These satellites were originally scheduled to launch with RAISE‑4 on a Japanese Epsilon‑S rocket, but the Epsilon‑S program experienced major delays following multiple test‑firing failures. As a result, the rideshare has been reassigned. The eight satellites are: MAGNARO‑II, KOSEN‑2R, WASEDA‑SAT‑ZERO‑II, FSI‑SAT2, OrigamiSat‑2, Mono‑Nikko, ARICA‑2 and PRELUDE
The second batch of Rassvet-3 satellites for Bureau 1440 is scheduled to launch between April 24 and 28, 2026 with launch window 11:00-21:00 UTC. This information is based on active NOTAM (Notice to Airmen or Notice to Air Missions) warning issued by the authorities and suggest the same launch vehicle configuration - Soyuz 2.1b without Fregat upper stage (the same flight path as launch in March).
95th Progress cargo delivery to the International Space Station (95P)
As per NOTAMs (Notices to Airmen) a Soyuz-2 rocket in unknown configuration is scheduled to launch from Plesetsk Cosmodrome between April 13 and 29, 2026 with two launch windows daily between 21:00-23:59 and 00:00-16:00 UTC. It appears that in the same window a launch of Angara-1.2 is planned with another unknown payload and NOTAMs are announced jointly for both.
As per NOTAMs (Notices to Airmen) an Angara-1.2 rocket is scheduled to launch from Plesetsk Cosmodrome between April 13 and 30, 2026 with two launch windows daily between 21:00-23:59 and 00:00-16:00 UTC. It appears that in the same window a launch of Soyuz-2 is planned with another unknown payload.
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joint mission between the European Space Agency and the Chinese Academy of Sciences that studies the interaction of Earth’s protective shield – the magnetosphere – and the supersonic solar wind.
Soyuz-5, also known as Irtysh and Sunkar, is the new generation medium-class launch vehicle developed by Russia in cooperation with Kazakhstan to replace the Zenit-2 and Proton Medium launch vehicles, and to keep Baikonur cosmodrome operational while Vostochny cosmodrome takes on the role of the main Russian spaceport. It was previously known as project Sunkar/Fenix. The first stage of this launch vehicle will be used in the planned super-heavy Yenisey rocket, capable of lifting 100 tons of payload to low Earth orbit, and is considered the first stage in achieving this goal. Live firing tests of the fully intergrated first stage of Soyuz-5 were completed in March 2025. The suborbital test flight will carry a mass simulator. The new launch date is currently scheduled for April 13, 2026 with backup launch opportunities daily until April 20, 2026
Second test flight of Isar Aerospace's Spectrum launch vehicle. Includes several payloads for ESA's "Boost!" program, including for various European universities.
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launching radar satellites into orbit for Japanese Earth imaging company Synspective.
After the successful flights 10 and 11 saw the last iterations of the so-called block or version 2 of the booster as well as the ship, Booster 18 was destroyed during testing so Starship Flight 12 is using Booster 19 and Ship 39, the first vehicles of block or version 3. Version 3 is capable of orbital flights and prepared to start testing refueling in space and several other capabilities.
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96th Progress cargo delivery to the International Space Station (96P)
second launch of EUMETSAT's second generation of Metop weather satellites.