Lockheed Space Operations Company

Lockheed Space Operations Company has made 65 launches since its first on 3 February 1984: 64 successful, 1 failed or partly failed (98% success). Its latest was STS-92 on 11 October 2000. It has carried 137 satellites, 41 of them still in orbit.

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Launches a year

19572026

Busiest year: 1985, with 9. 2026 so far: 0.

Highlights

DateLaunch
3 February 1984Space Shuttle Challenger / OV-099, STS-41-BFirst launch · success
30 August 1984Space Shuttle Discovery / OV-103, STS-41-DFirst Space Shuttle Discovery flight · success
3 October 1985Space Shuttle Atlantis / OV-104, STS-51-JFirst Space Shuttle Atlantis flight · success
12 January 1986Space Shuttle Columbia / OV-102, STS-61-CFirst Space Shuttle Columbia flight · success
7 May 1992Space Shuttle Endeavour / OV-105, STS-49First Space Shuttle Endeavour flight · success
11 October 2000Space Shuttle Discovery / OV-103, STS-92Latest launch · success

Rockets

RocketFirst launchLaunches
Space Shuttle Discovery30 August 198426
Space Shuttle Atlantis3 October 198513
Space Shuttle Columbia12 January 198611
Space Shuttle Endeavour7 May 19928
Space Shuttle Challenger3 February 19846
Space Shuttle Challenger OV-0996 April 19841

Launch sites

Kennedy Space Center65

Satellites carried

137 satellites in the catalogue went up on Lockheed Space Operations Company launches; 41 are still in orbit. By who uses them: defence 16, civil government 100, commercial 20, academic and non-profit 1.

A rocket's first launch here is its first for Lockheed Space Operations Company. Satellites are payloads in CelesTrak's catalogue linked to the launch that carried them.