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The 169 spacecrafts launched in 1984 : 1) Kosmos 1522 / Strela-1M 2) Kosmos 1523 / Strela-1M 3) Kosmos 1524 / Strela-1M 4) Kosmos 1525 / Strela-1M 5) Kosmos 1526 / Strela-1M 6) Kosmos 1527 / Strela-1M 7) Kosmos 1528 / Strela-1M 8) Kosmos 1529 / Strela-1M 9) Kosmos 1530 / Zenit-6 10) Kosmos 1531 / Parus 11) Kosmos 1532 / Yantar-4K2 4 12) BS-2A / Yuri 2A 13) Kosmos 1533 / Zenit-6 14) Kosmos 1534 / Vektor 15) STTW-T1 ("Chinasat 14") 16) VORTEX 4 / Chalet 4 17) Kosmos 1535 / Parus 18) STS 41-B -- McCandless & Stewart 19) Westar 6 20) IRT 21) Palapa B-2 22) NOSS  / PARCAE 7 23) JD1 24) JD2 25) JD3 26) Kosmos 1536 / Tselina-D 27) Soyuz T-10 28) EXOS-C / Ohzora  29) Raduga 14 30) Kosmos 1537 / Resurs-F1 27 31) Progress 19 32) Kosmos 1538 / Strela-2 33) Kosmos 1539 / Yantar-4K2 5 34) Landsat 5 35) UoSAT-OSCAR 11 / UoSAT 2 (UO-11) 36) Kosmos 1540 / Potok 2 12L 37) Intelsat 5-F8 38) Kosmos 1541 / Oko 39) Kosmos 1542 / Zenit-6 40) Kosmos 1543 / Efir 1 41) Kosmos 1544 / Tselina-D 42) Ekran 12 43) Molniya 1-60 44) Kosmos 1545 / Zenit-6 45) Kosmos 1546 / Oko 46) Soyuz T-11 47) Kosmos 1547 / Oko 48) STS 41-C 49) LDEF -- Nelson & van Hoften 50) STTW T2 ("Chinasat 15") 51) Kosmos 1548 / Yantar-4K2 6 52) DSP F12 53) Progress 20 54) KH-8 54 GAMBIT 55) Kosmos 1549 / Zenit-6 56) Gorizont 9 57) Progress 21 58) Kosmos 1550 / Parus 59) Kosmos 1551 / Zenit-6 60) Kosmos 1552 / Yantar-4KS1 61) Kosmos 1553 / Tsikada 62) Kosmos 1554 / Glonass (Uragan) 16L 63) Kosmos 1555 / Glonass (Uragan) 17L  64) Kosmos 1556 / Glonass (Uragan) Dummy  65) Kosmos 1557 / Zenit-4MKT 25 66) Spacenet 1 67) Kosmos 1558 / Yantar-4K2 7 68) Progress 22 69) Kosmos 1559 / Strela-1M 70) Kosmos 1560 / Strela-1M 71) Kosmos 1561 / Strela-1M 72) Kosmos 1562 / Strela-1M 73) Kosmos 1563 / Strela-1M 74) Kosmos 1564 / Strela-1M 75) Kosmos 1565 / Strela-1M 76) Kosmos 1566 / Strela-1M 77) Kosmos 1567 / US-P 78) Kosmos 1568 / Zenit-6 79) Kosmos 1569 / Oko 80) Kosmos 1570 / Strela-2 81) Intelsat 5-F9 82) Kosmos 1571 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 83) Navstar 9 (USA 1) 84) Kosmos 1572 / Resurs-F1 26 85) Kosmos 1573 / Zenit-6 86) Kosmos 1574 / Nadezhda 531 87) Raduga 15 88) Kosmos 1575 / Resurs-F1 48 89) Big Bird 19 / KH-9 19 HEXAGON 90) Hitchhicker (USA 3) 91) Kosmos 1576 / Yantar-4K2 8 92) Kosmos 1577 / Parus 93) Kosmos 1578 / Taifun-1B 94) Kosmos 1579 / US-A 95) Kosmos 1580 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 96) Kosmos 1581 / Oko 97) Meteor 2-11 98) Soyuz T-12 99) Kosmos 1582 / Resurs-F1 49 100) Kosmos 1583 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 101) Kosmos 1584 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 1 102) Kosmos 1585 / Yantar-4K2 9 103) Gorizont 10 104) Kosmos 1586 / Oko 105) GMS-3 / Himawari 3 106) ECS 2 / Eutelsat 2 107) Telecom 1A 108) Kosmos 1587 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 109) Kosmos 1588 / US-P 110) Kosmos 1589 / Geo-IK 5 111) Molniya 1-61 112) Progress 23 113) Kosmos 1590 / Resurs-F1 50 114) AMPTE 1 / AMPTE-CCE 115) AMPTE 2 / AMPTE-IRM 116) AMPTE 3 / AMPTE-UKS 117) STP 118) Molniya 1-62 119) Ekran 13 120) SDS 5 (USA 4) 121) Kosmos 1591 / Resurs-F1 51 122) STS 41-D 123) SBS 4 124) Syncom IV-2 / Leasat 2 125) Telstar 3C 126) Kosmos 1592 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 127) Kosmos 1593 / Glonass (Uragan) 18L 128) Kosmos 1594 / Glonass (Uragan) 19L 129) Kosmos 1595 / Glonass (Uragan) Dummy 130) Kosmos 1596 / Oko 131) Navstar 10 (USA 5) 132) FSW 1-06 ("Chinasat 16") 133) Kosmos 1597 / Zenit-4MKT 26 134) Kosmos 1598 / Parus 135) Galaxy 3 136) Kosmos 1599 / Yantar-4K2 10 137) Kosmos 1600 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 138) Kosmos 1601 / Romb 139) Kosmos 1602 / Okean-OE 140) Kosmos 1603 / Tselina-2 141) Kosmos 1604 / Oko 142) STS 41-G 143) ERBS 144) Kosmos 1605 / Parus 145) Nova 3 146) Kosmos 1606 / Tselina-D 147) Kosmos 1607 / US-A 148) STS 51-A 149) Anik D-2 / Telesat  150) Syncom IV-1 / Leasat 1 -- Allen & Gardner 151) Spacenet 2 152) Marecs 2 153) NATO 3D 154) Kosmos 1608 / Yantar-1KFT 4 155) Kosmos 1609 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 156) Kosmos 1610 / Parus 157) Kosmos 1611 / Yantar-4K2 11 158) Kosmos 1612 (Meteor-3) 159) Kosmos 1613 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 160) KH-11 6  KENNAN (USA 6) 161) NOAA 9 162) Molniya 1-63 163) Vega 1 probe 164) Vega 1 lander 165) Kosmos 1614 / BOR-4 406 166) Kosmos 1615 / Taifun-1B 167) Vega 2 probe 178) Vega 2 lander 169) DSP F6R (USA 7) . Spacecraft Entries . Kosmos 1522 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #1 ; 1984-001A ; 3482nd spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 5 January 1984 at 20h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47119-529). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1523 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #2 ; 1984-001B ; 3483rd spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 5 January 1984 at 20h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47119-529). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1524 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #3 ; 1984-001C ; 3484th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 5 January 1984 at 20h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47119-529). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1525 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #4 ; 1984-001D ; 3485th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 5 January 1984 at 20h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47119-529). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1526 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #5 ; 1984-001E ; 3486th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 5 January 1984 at 20h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47119-529). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1527 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #6 ; 1984-001F ; 3487th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 5 January 1984 at 20h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47119-529). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1528 Spacecraft: Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #7 ; 1984-001G ; 3488th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 5 January 1984 at 20h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47119-529). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1529 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #8 ; 1984-001H ; 3489th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 5 January 1984 at 20h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47119-529). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1530 Spacecraft:  Zenit-6 Numbers: 1984 payload #9 ; 1984-002A ; 3490th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 11 January 1981 at 12h28 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U) Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1531 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1984 payload #10 ; 1984-003A ; 3491st spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 11 January 1984 at 18h00 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC1-32/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-546). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1532 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 n. 4 / Kobal't Numbers: 1984 payload #11 ; 1984-004A ; 3492nd spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 13 January 1984 at 14h38 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . BS-2A / Yuri 2A Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #12 ; 1984-005A ; 3493rd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Japan's NASDA Launch: 23 January 1984 at 7h58 UTC, from Tanegashima Space Center's N, by a N-2 (N-12(F)). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1533 Spacecraft:  Zenit-6 Numbers: 1984 payload #13 ; 1984-006A ; 3494th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 26 January 1984 at 8h52 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1534 Spacecraft:  Vektor Numbers: 1984 payload #14 ; 1984-007A ; 3495th spacecraft. Type: Radar calibration Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 26 January 1984 at 12h00 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 53793-469). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . STTW-T1 ("Chinasat 14") Spacecraft:  Shiyan Weixing Numbers: 1984 payload #15 ; 1984-008A ; 3496th spacecraft. Type: Communications (military) Sponsor: China Launch: 29 January 1984 at 12h25 UTC, from Xichang's LC-1, by a  Chang Zheng 3 (CZ3-1). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . VORTEX 4 / Chalet 4 Spacecraft:  OPS 0441 Numbers: 1984 payload #16 ; 1984-009A ; 3497th spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 31 January 1984 at 3h08 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-40, by a Titan 34D (34D-10 (05D-1), Transtage). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1535 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1984 payload #17 ; 1984-010A ; 3498th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 2 February 1984 at 17h31 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/1, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47139-532). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . STS 41-B Spacecraft:  Challenger Numbers: 1984 payload #18 ; 1984-011A ; 3499th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: NASA Launch: 3 February 1984 at 13h00 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . McCandless and Stewart : the first human satellites Bruce McCandless and Robert Stewart performed a dress rehearsal for the Solar Maximum Mission (Solar Max) satellite retrieval, scheduled for the next flight (STS 41-C). On 7 February 1984, during an EVA, McCandless became the firt human to fly in space onboard the MMU jetpack ("Manned Maneuvering Unit"). He became independant of the Orbiter, thus becoming a satellite of its own.  He first moves 45 meter out from Challenger, returned to the payload bay, flew out to 96 meters and returned, then moved out again to about 99 meters.  Stewart then flew the MMU 93 meter from Challenger. Source: David S. F. Portree and Robert C. Treviño, Walking to Olympus: An EVA Chronology, NASA History Office, October 1997, p. 47-48. . Westar 6 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #19 ; 1984-011B ; 3500th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Western Union Launch: 3 February 1984 at 13h00 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Challenger on 4 February 1984. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . IRT Spacecraft:  Integrated Rendezvous Target Numbers: 1984 payload #20 ; 1984-011C ; 3501st spacecraft. Type: Technology Sponsor: NASA Launch: 3 February 1984 at 13h00 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Challenger. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Palapa B-2 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #21 ; 1984-011D ; 3502nd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Indonesia's Perumtel Launch: 3 February 1984 at 13h00 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Challenger on 4 February 1984. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . NOSS / PARCAE 7 Spacecraft:  OPS 8737 Numbers: 1984 payload #22 ; 1984-012A ; 3503rd spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: U.S. Navy Launch: 5 February 1984 at 18h44 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-3E, by an Atlas H (69F / 6003H). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . SSU Spacecraft:  JD1 Numbers: 1984 payload #23 ; 1984-012C ; 3504th spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: U.S. Navy Launch: 5 February 1984 at 18h44 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-3E, by an Atlas H (69F / 6003H). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . SSU Spacecraft:  JD2 Numbers: 1984 payload #24 ; 1984-012D ; 3505th spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: U.S. Navy Launch: 5 February 1984 at 18h44 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-3E, by an Atlas H (69F / 6003H). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . SSU Spacecraft:  JD3 Numbers: 1984 payload #25 ; 1984-012F ; 3506th spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: U.S. Navy Launch: 5 February 1984 at 18h44 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-3E, by an Atlas H (69F / 6003H). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1536 Spacecraft:  Tselina-D Numbers: 1984 payload #26 ; 1984-013A ; 3507th spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 8 February 1984 at 9h21 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-32, by a F-2/Tsyklon 3. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Soyuz T-10 Spacecraft:  Soyuz 7K-ST No. 15L Numbers: 1984 payload #27 ; 1984-014A ; 3508th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 8 February 1984 at 12h07 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-31, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . EXOS-C / Ohzora  Spacecraft:  SS-09 Numbers: 1984 payload #28 ; 1984-015A ; 3509th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: Japan's ISAS Launch: 14 February 1984 at 7h55 UTC, from Kagoshima Space Center's M1, by a Mu-3S (M-3S-4). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Raduga 14  Spacecraft:  Gran' No. 25L Numbers: 1984 payload #29 ; 1984-016A ; 3510th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 15 February 1984 at 8h46 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM (8K82K 318-02 / 11S86 42L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1537 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F1 17F41 No. 27 Numbers: 1984 payload #30 ; 1984-017A ; 3511th spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 16 February 1984 at 8h15 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-41/1, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Progress 19 Spacecraft:  Progress 7K-TG No. 120 Numbers: 1984 payload #31 ; 1984-018A ; 3512th spacecraft. Type: Cargo delivery to Salyut 7 Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 21 February 1984 at 6h46 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-31, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1538 Spacecraft:  Strela-2 Numbers: 1984 payload #32 ; 1984-019A ; 3513th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 21 February 1984 at 15h36 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/1, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-537). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1539 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 5 / Kobal't Numbers: 1984 payload #33 ; 1984-020A ; 3514th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 28 February 1984 at 13h55 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Landsat 5 Spacecraft:  Landsat D' Numbers: 1984 payload #34 ; 1984-021A ; 3515th spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: NASA Launch: 1st March 1984 at 17h59 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-2W, by a Delta 3925 (Delta 3920 / Delta 174). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . UoSAT-OSCAR 11 / UoSAT 2 (Uo-11) Spacecraft:  OSACR means Orbiting Satellites Carrying Amateur Radio UoSAT mean University of Surrey satellite Numbers: 1984 payload #35 ; 1984-021B ; 3516th spacecraft. Type: Communications (radio-amateur) Sponsor: University of Surrey's Spacecraft Engineering Research Group (UoSAT) Launch: 1st March 1984 at 17h59 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-2W, by a Delta 3925 (Delta 3920 / Delta 174). Orbit: 679 km x 697 km x 98.25° x 99 min Decayed: Mission: The second satellite designed and built by the University of Surrey's Spacecraft Engineering Research Group in the United Kingdom, UoSAT-2 was the test-bed for the packet radio satellites as we know them today. Among its many experiments, it carries the Digital Communications Experiment, which was one of the first (if not the first) non-military use of store-and-forward techniques with Low Earth Orbiting Satellites. It also carries a prototype CCD camera. UoSAT-2 weights 60 kg and measxure 585 x 355 x 355 mm. Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; A Brief History of Amateur Satellites ; . Kosmos 1540 Spacecraft:  Potok no. 2 s/n 12L / Geizer No. 12L Numbers: 1984 payload #36 ; 1984-022A ; 3517th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 2 March 1984 at 3h54 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM (8K82K 316-01 / 11S86 43L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Intelsat 5-F8 Spacecraft:  Intelsat V F8 Numbers: 1984 payload #37 ; 1984-023A ; 3518th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Intelsat Launch: 5 March 1984 at 0h50 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-1, by an Ariane 1 (L8). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1541 Spacecraft:  Oko Numbers: 1984 payload #38 ; 1984-024A ; 3519th spacecraft. Type: Missible early warning Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 6 March 1984 at 17h10 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / 2BL). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1542 Spacecraft:  Zenit-6 Numbers: 1984 payload #39 ; 1984-025A ; 3520th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 7 March 1984 at 8h09 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1543 Spacecraft:  Efir No. 1 Numbers: 1984 payload #40 ; 1984-026A ; 3521st spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 10 March 1984 at 17h02 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1544 Spacecraft:  Tselina-D Numbers: 1984 payload #41 ; 1984-027A ; 3522nd spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 15 March 1984 at 17h02 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-32, by a F-2/Tsyklon 3. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Ekran 12 Spacecraft:  Ekran No. 26L Numbers: 1984 payload #42 ; 1984-028A ; 3523rd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 16 March 1984 at 14h00 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM (8K82K 322-01 / 11S86 44L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Molniya 1-60 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #43 ; 1984-029A ; 3524th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 17 March 1984 at 23h31 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / ML). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1545 Spacecraft:  Zenit-6 Numbers: 1984 payload #44 ; 1984-030A ; 3525th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 21 March 1984 at 11h02 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmdrome's LC-43/4, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1546 Spacecraft:  Oko Numbers: 1984 payload #45 ; 1984-031A ; 3526th spacecraft. Type: Missible early warning Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 March 1984 at 5:53 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM (8K82K 319-02 / 11S86 45L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Soyuz T-11 Spacecraft:  Soyuz 7K-ST No. 17L Numbers: 1984 payload #46 ; 1984-032A ; 3527th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 3 April 1984 at 13h08 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-31, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1547 Spacecraft:  Oko Numbers: 1984 payload #47 ; 1984-033A ; 3528th spacecraft. Type: Missible early warning Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 4 April 1984 at 1h40 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / 2BL). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . STS 41-C Spacecraft:  Challenger Numbers: 1984 payload #48 ; 1984-034A ; 3529th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: NASA Launch: 6 April 1984 at 13h58 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . LDEF Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #49 ; 1984-034B ; 3530th spacecraft. Type: Material processing in space Sponsor: NASA Launch: 6 April 1984 at 13h58 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Challenger cargo bay on 7 April 1984. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Nelson  used a MMU to capture a satellite On 8 April 1984, George Nelson used a MMU ("Manned Maneuvering Unit") to try to retrieve the Solar Maximum Mission satellite, but without success. He thus leaves the payload bay of Challenger to become a "human satellite". (The Solar Max was later capture by the RMS/Canadarm and repaired on 11 April by two walking astronauts. Van Hoften also took the MMU on a short test flight in the payload bay.) Source: David S. F. Portree and Robert C. Treviño, Walking to Olympus: An EVA Chronology, NASA History Office, October 1997, p. 50-51 .  STTW T2 ("Chinasat 15") Spacecraft:  Shiyan Tongbu Tongxin Wx Numbers: 1984 payload #50 ; 1984-035A ; 3531st spacecraft. Type: Communications (military) Sponsor: China Launch: 8 April 1984 at 11h20 UTC, from Xichang's LC-1, by a Chang Zheng 3 (CZ3-2). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1548 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 6 / Kobal't Numbers: 1984 payload #51 ; 1984-036A ; 3532nd spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 April 1984 at 14h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . DSP F12 Spacecraft:  DSP F11 Numbers: 1984 payload #52 ; 1984-037A ; 3533rd spacecraft. Type: Missile early warning Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 14 April 1984 at 16h52 UTC, from Cape Canaveral Air Force Base's LC-40, by a Titan 34D (34D-11 (05D-2) / Transtage). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; DSP, A Pictorial ; . Progress 20 Spacecraft:  Progress 7K-TG No. 121 Numbers: 1984 payload #53 ; 1984-038A ; 3534th spacecraft. Type: Cargo delivery to Salyut Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 15 April 1984 at 8h13 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-31, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U2). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . KH-8 54 GAMBIT Spacecraft:  OPS 8424 Numbers: 1984 payload #54 ; 1984-039A ; 3535th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: U.S. National Reconnaissance Office Launch: 17 April 1984 at 18h45 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-4W, by a Titan 3B (24B-28 (3B-67) / Agena D). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: This was the launcn of the last GAMBIT satellite (which operated for 118 daysO. It was the fifty-fourth KH-8 launch, and the twenty-ninth KH-8A launch. One KH-8 and two KH-8As had failed to reach orbit. Thirty-eight KH-7s had been launched, with two failing to reach orbit and three others failing to return imagery. The CORONA program had involved over 140 launches between 1959 and 1972. GAMBIT had involved 92 launches over nineteen years. Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Space Review's 12 Jan 09 ; . Kosmos 1549 Spacecraft: Zenit-6 Numbers: 1984 payload #55 ; 1984-040A ; 3536th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 19 April 1984 at 11h44 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Gorizont 9 Spacecraft:  Gorizont No. 19L Numbers: 1984 payload #56 ; 1984-041A ; 3537th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 22 April 1984 at 4h21 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM (8K82K 312-02 / 11S86 46L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Progress 21 Spacecraft: Progress 7K-TG No. 116 Numbers: 1984 payload #57 ; 1984-042A ; 3538th spacecraft. Type: Cargo delivery to Salyut 7 Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 8 May 1984 at 22h47 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-31, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1550 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1984 payload #58 ; 1984-043A ; 3539th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 11 May 1984 at 6h14 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132?, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 53739-533). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1551 Spacecraft:  Zenit-6 Numbers: 1984 payload #59 ; 1984-044A ; 3540th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 11 May 1984 at 12h57 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1552 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4KS1 / Terilen Numbers: 1984 payload #60 ; 1984-045A ; 3541st spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 May 1984 at 13h55 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U2). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1553 Spacecraft:  Tsikada Numbers: 1984 payload #61 ; 1984-046A ; 3542nd spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 17 May 1984 at 14h38 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/1, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47139-538). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1554 Spacecraft:  Glonass s/n 16L / Uragan No. 16L Numbers: 1984 payload #62 ; 1984-047A ; 3543rd spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 19 May 1984 at 15h11 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 323-02 / 11S861 3L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1555 Spacecraft:  Glonass s/n 17L / Uragan No. 17L Numbers: 1984 payload #63 ; 1984-047B ; 3544th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 19 May 1984 at 15h11 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 323-02 / 11S861 3L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1556 Spacecraft:  Glonass Dummy / Uragan GVM Numbers: 1984 payload #64 ; 1984-047C ; 3545th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 19 May 1984 at 15h11 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 323-02 / 11S861 3L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1557 Spacecraft:  Zenit-4MKT no. 25 / Fram Numbers: 1984 payload #65 ; 1984-048A ; 3546th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 22 May 1984 at 8h30 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/4, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Spacenet 1 / Zhongxing 5 Spacecraft:  Spacenet F1, later renamed Zhongxing 5 (aka Chinasat 5). Numbers: 1984 payload #66 ; 1984-049A ; 3547th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: GTE Spacenet ChinaSat (China Telecommunications Broadcast Satellite) Launch: 23 May 1984 at 1h33 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-1, by an Ariane 1 (V9). Orbit: Geostationary Decayed: Mission: To help offset the loss of DFH-2 4 and the delay in the DFH-3 program, China in late 1992 purchased the nearly 9-year-old Spacenet 1 from GTE. In 1993, the spacecraft, renamed Zhongxing 5 (aka Chinasat 5) and was moved to 115.5° East. The spacecraft's payload consists of 18 C-band and six Ku-band transponders. Subsequently, China and INTELSAT reached an agreement on joint ownership of Zhongxing 5 and the to-be-launched Intelsat 805. Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ;  FAS's Zhongxing / Chinasat ; . Kosmos 1558 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 7 / Kobal' Numbers: 1984 payload #67 ; 1984-050A ; 3548th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 25 May 1984 at 11h31 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Progress 22 Spacecraft:  Progress 7K-TG No. 122 Numbers: 1984 payload #68 ; 1984-051A ; 3549th spacecraft. Type: Cargo delivery to Salyut 7 Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 28 May 1984 at 14h13 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-31, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1559 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #69 ; 1984-052A ; 3550th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 May 1984 at 21h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-531). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1560 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #70 ; 1984-052B ; 3551st spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 May 1984 at 21h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-531). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1561 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #71 ; 1984-052C ; 3552nd spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 May 1984 at 21h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-531). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1562 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #72 ; 1984-052D ; 3553rd spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 May 1984 at 21h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-531). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1563 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #73 ; 1984-052E ; 3554th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 May 1984 at 21h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-531). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1564 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #74 ; 1984-052F ; 3555th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 May 1984 at 21h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-531). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1565 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #75 ; 1984-052G ; 3556th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 May 1984 at 21h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-531). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1566 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1984 payload #76 ; 1984-052H ; 3557th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 May 1984 at 21h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-531). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1567 Spacecraft:  US-P Numbers: 1984 payload #77 ; 1984-053A ; 3558th spacecraft. Type: Ocean surveillance ("RORSAT") Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 30 May 1984 at 18h43 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-90, by a F-1/Tsyklon 2. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1568 Spacecraft:  Zenit-6 Numbers: 1984 payload #78 ; 1984-054A ; 3559th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 1st June 1984 at 13h55 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1569 Spacecraft:  Oko Numbers: 1984 payload #79 ; 1984-055A ; 3560th spacecraft. Type: Missible early warning Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 6 June 1984 at 15h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / 2BL). Orbit: Decayed: 7 May 2001 Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Spacewarn No. 571 ; . Kosmos 1570 Spacecraft:  Strela-2 Numbers: 1984 payload #80 ; 1984-056A ; 3561st spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 8 June 1984 at 11h31 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/1, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 53739-542). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Intelsat 5-F9 Spacecraft:  Intelsat V F9 Numbers: 1984 payload #81 ; 1984-057A ; 3562nd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Intelsat Launch: 9 June 1984 at 22h48 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-36B, by an Atlas G (AC-62 / Centaur D-1AR 5042G). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1571 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1984 payload #82 ; 1984-058A ; 3563rd spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 11 June 1984 at 8h38 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Navstar 9 (USA 1) Spacecraft:  Block 1-9 / Navstar SVN 9 / GPS 1-9 Numbers: 1984 payload #83 ; 1984-059A ; 3564th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 13 June 1984 at 11h31 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-3W, by an Atlas E (42E / SGS-2). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1572 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F1 17F41 No. 26 Numbers: 1984 payload #84 ; 1984-060A ; 3565th spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 15 June 1984 at 8h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-41/1, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1573 Spacecraft:  Zenit-6 Numbers: 1984 payload #85 ; 1984-061A ; 3566th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 19 June 1984 at 10h48 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1574 Spacecraft:  Nadezhda 11F643N No. 531 / Tsikada-Kospas Numbers: 1984 payload #86 ; 1984-062A ; 3567th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 21 June 1984 at 19h26 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 53719-521). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Raduga 15 Spacecraft: Gran' No. 27L Numbers: 1984 payload #87 ; 1984-063A ; 3568th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 22 June 1984 at 0h20 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM (8K82K 319-01 / 11S86 47L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1575 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F1 17F41 No. 48 Numbers: 1984 payload #88 ; 1984-064A ; 3569th spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 22 June 1984 at 7h26 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/4, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Big Bird 19 / KH-9 19 HEXAGON (USA 2) Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #89 ; 1984-065A ; 3570th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: U.S. National Reconnaissance Office Launch: 25 June 1984 at 18h43 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-4E, by a Titan 34D (34D-4 (04D-1)). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Hitchhicker (USA 3) Spacecraft:  SS D 5 Numbers: 1984 payload #90 ; 1984-065C ; 3571st spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 25 June 1984 at 18h43 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-4E, by a Titan 34D (34D-4 (04D-1)). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1576 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 8 / Kobal't Numbers: 1984 payload #91 ; 1984-066A ; 3572nd spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 26 June 1984 at 15h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1577 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1984 payload #92 ; 1984-067A : 3573rd spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 27 June 1984 at 4h48 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65039-549). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1578 Spacecraft:  Taifun-1B Numbers: 1984 payload #93 ; 1984-068A ; 3574th spacecraft. Type: Radar calibration Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 28 June 1984 at 13h12 UTC, from Kapustin Yar Cosmodrome's LC-107/1, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47134-133). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1579 Spacecraft:  US-A Numbers: 1984 payload #94 ; 1984-069C ; 3575th spacecraft. Type: Ocean surveillance ("RORSAT") Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 June 1984 at 0h28 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-90, by a F-1/Tsyklon 2. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1580 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1984 payload #95 ; 1984-070A ; 3576th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 June 1984 at 14h52 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1581 Spacecraft:  Oko Numbers: 1984 payload #96 ; 1984-071A ; 3577th spacecraft. Type: Missible early warning Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 4 July 1984 at 21h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/4, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / 2BL). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Meteor 2-11 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #97 ; 1984-072A ; 3578th spacecraft. Type: Meteorology Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 5 July 1984 at 3h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-32, by a F-2/Tsyklon 3. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Soyuz T-12 Spacecraft:  Soyuz 7K-ST No. 18L Numbers: 1984 payload #98 ; 1984-073A ; 3579th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 17 July 1984 at 17h41 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-31, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1582 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F1 17F41 No. 49 Numbers: 1984 payload #99 ; 1984-074A ; 3580th spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 19 July 1984 at 8h38 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/4, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1583 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1984 payload #100 ; 1984-075A ; 3581st spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 24 July 1984 at 12h43 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1584 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik no. 1 (Priroda) Numbers: 1984 payload #101 ; 1984-076A ; 3582nd spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 27 July 1984 at 9h07 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1585 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 9 / Kobal't Numbers: 1984 payload #102 ; 1984-077A ; 3583rd spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 31 July 1984 at 12h00 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Gorizont 10 Spacecraft:  Gorizont No. 20L Numbers: 1984 payload #103 ; 1984-078A ; 3584th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 2 August 1984 at 21h37 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM (8K82K 324-02 / 11S86 48L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1586 Spacecraft:  Oko Numbers: 1984 payload #104 ; 1984-079A ; 3585th spacecraft. Type: Missible early warning Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 2 August 1984 at 8h38 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / 2BL). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . GMS-3 / Himawari 3 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #105 ; 1984-080A ; 3586th spacecraft. Type: Meteorology Sponsor: Japan's NASDA Launch: 2 August 1984 at 20h09 UTC, from Tanegashima Space Center N (or O?), by a N-2 (N-13(F)). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . ECS 2 / Eutelsat 2 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #106 ; 1984-081A ; 3587th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Eutelsat Launch: 4 August 1984 at 13h26 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-1, by an Ariane 3 (V10). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Telecom 1A Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #107 ; 1984-081B ; 3588th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: France Télécom Launch: 4 August 1984 at 13h26 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-1, by an Ariane 3 (V10). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1587 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1984 payload #108 ; 1984-082A ; 3589th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 6 August 1984 at 13h55 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1588 Spacecraft:  US-P Numbers: 1984 payload #109 ; 1984-083A ; 3590th spacecraft. Type: Ocean surveillance ("RORSAT") Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 8 August 1984 at 22h48 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-90, by a F-1/Tsyklon 2. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1589 Spacecraft:  Geo-IK no. 5 / Musson No. 15 Numbers: 1984 payload #110 ; 1984-084A ; 3591st spacecraft. Type: Geodesy Sponsor: Ocean surveillance ("RORSAT") Launch: 8 August 1984 at 12h00 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-32/2, by a F-2/Tsyklon 3. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Molniya 1-61 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #111 ; 1984-085A ; 3592nd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 August 1984 at 0h00 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / ML). Orbit: Decayed: 31 December 2002. Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Spacewarn No. 590 ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Progress 23 Spacecraft:  Progress 7K-TG No. 124 Numbers: 1984 payload #112 ; 1984-086A ; 3593rd spacecraft. Type: Cargo delivery to Salyut 7 Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 14 August 1984 at 6h28 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-1, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U 711). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1590 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F1 17F41 No. 50 Numbers: 1984 payload #113 ; 1984-087A ; 3594th spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 16 August 1984 at 9h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-41/1, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . AMPTE 1 / AMPTE-CCE Spacecraft:  Charge Composition Explorer Numbers: 1984 payload #114 ; 1984-088A ; 3595th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: NASA Launch: 16 August 1984 at 14h52 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17A, by a Delta 3925 (Delta 3924 / Delta 175). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: End of operations: January 1989. Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Jonathan Space Report No. 446 ; . AMPTE 2 / AMPTE-IRM Spacecraft:  Ion Release Module Numbers: 1984 payload #115 ; 1984-088B ; 3596th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: NASA Launch: 16 August 1984 at 14h52 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17A, by a Delta 3925 (Delta 3924 / Delta 175). Orbit: Decayed: 8 December 1987 Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log; Spacewarn No. 550 ; . AMPTE 3 / AMPTE-UKS Spacecraft:  UK Subsatellite Numbers: 1984 payload #116 ; 1984-088C ; 3597th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: NASA-UK Launch: 16 August 1984 at 14h52 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17A, by a Delta 3925 (Delta 3924 / Delta 175). Orbit: Decayed: 8 December 1998 Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log; Spacewarn No. 550 ; . STP Spacecraft:  Solar Cell Experiment Numbers: 1984 payload #117 ; 1984-088D ; 3598th spacecraft. Type: Technology Sponsor: NASA Launch: 16 August 1984 at 14h52 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17A, by a Delta 3925 (Delta 3924 / Delta 175). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Molniya 1-62 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #118 ; 1984-089A ; 3599th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 24 August 1984 at 8h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / ML). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Ekran 13 Spacecraft:  Ekran No. 27L Numbers: 1984 payload #118 ; 1984-090A ; 3600th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 24 August 1984 at 19h50 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM (8K82K 324-01 / 11S86 51L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . SDS 5 (USA 4) Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #120 ; 1984-091A ; 3601st spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 28 August 1984 at 18h03 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-4W, by a Titan 34B (34B-4 (3B-64) / Ascent Agena D). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1591 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F1 17F41 No. 51 Numbers: 1984 payload #121 ; 1984-092A ; 3602nd spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 30 August 1984 at 10h33 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/4, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . STS 41-D Spacecraft:  Discovery Numbers: 1984 payload #122 ; 1984-093A ; 3603rd spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: NASA Launch: 30 August 1984 at 12h41 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . SBS 4 Spacecraft:  SBS D Numbers: 1984 payload #123 ; 1984-093B ; 3604th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: SBS Launch: 30 August 1984 at 12h41 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Discovery payload bay on 31 August 1984. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Syncom IV-2 / Leasat 2 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #124 ; 1984-093C ; 3605th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Hughes Communications Inc. for U.S. Navy Launch: 30 August 1984 at 12h41 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Discovery payload bay on 31 August 1984. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Telstar 3C Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #125 ; 1984-093D ; 3606th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: ATT Launch: 30 August 1984 at 12h41 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Discovery payload bay on 1st September 1984. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1592 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1984 payload #126 ; 1984-094A ; 3607th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 4 September 1984 at 10h33 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1593 Spacecraft:  Glonass s/n 18L / Uragan No. 18L  Numbers: 1984 payload #127 ; 1984-095A ; 3608th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 4 September 1984 at 15h49 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 320-01 / 11S861 5L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1594 Spacecraft:  Glonass s/n 19L / Uragan No. 19L Numbers: 1984 payload #128 ; 1984-095B ; 3609th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 4 September 1984 at 15h49 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 320-01 / 11S861 5L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1595 Spacecraft:  Glonass Dummy / Uragan GVM Numbers: 1984 payload #129 ; 1984-095C ; 3610th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 4 September 1984 at 15h49 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 320-01 / 11S861 5L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1596 Spacecraft:  Oko Numbers: 1984 payload #130 ; 1984-096A ; 3611th spacecraft. Type: Missible early warning Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 7 September 1984 at 19h12 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / 2BL). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Navstar 10 / USA 5 Spacecraft:  Block 1-10 / Navstar SVN 10 / GPS 1-10 Numbers: 1984 payload #131 ; 1984-097A ; 3612th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 8 September 1984 at 21h41 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-3W, by an Atlas E (14E / SGS-2). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . FSW 1-06 ("Chinasat 16") Spacecraft:  Fanhui Shi Weixing-1 No. 6 Numbers: 1984 payload #132 ; 1984-098A ; 3613th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: China Launch: 12 September 1984 at 5h31 UTC, from Jiuquan's LA-2B, by a Chang Zheng 2C (CZ2C-6). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1597 Spacecraft:  Zenit-4MKT no. 26 / Fram Numbers: 1984 payload #133 ; 1984-099A ; 3614th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 13 September 1984 at 10h33 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/4, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1598 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1984 payload #134 ; 1984-100A ; 3615th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 13 September 1984 at 15h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/1, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 53739-539). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Galaxy 3 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #135 ; 1984-101A ; 3616th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: : Hughes Communications Inc Launch: 21 September 1984 at 22h33 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17B, by a Delta 3925 (Delta 3920/PAM / Delta 176). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1599 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 10 / Kobal't Numbers: 1984 payload #136 ; 1984-102A ; 3617th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 25 September 1984 at 14h38 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1600 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1984 payload #137 ; 1984-103A ; 3618th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 27 September 1984 at 8h09 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1601 Spacecraft:  Romb Numbers: 1984 payload #138 ; 1984-104A ; 3619th spacecraft. Type: Radar calibration Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 27 September 1984 at 9h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 53796-180). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1602 Spacecraft:  Okean-OE Numbers: 1984 payload #139 ; 1984-105A ; 3620th spacecraft. Type: Ocean remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 28 September 1984 at 6h00 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-32/2, by a F-2/Tsyklon 3. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1603 Spacecraft:  Tselina-2 Numbers: 1984 payload #140 ; 1984-106A ; 3621st spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 28 September 1984 at 14h00 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 327-02 / 11S861 6L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1604 Spacecraft:  Oko Numbers: 1984 payload #141 ; 1984-107A ; 3622nd spacecraft. Type: Missible early warning Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 4 October 1984 at 19h55 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / 2BL). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; .  STS 41-G Spacecraft:  Challenger Numbers: 1984 payload #142 ; 1984-108A ; 3623rd spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: NASA Launch: 5 October 1984 at 10h48 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . ERBS Spacecraft:  Earth Radiation Budget Satellite Numbers: 1984 payload #143 ; 1984-108B ; 3624th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: NASA Launch: 5 October 1984 at 10h48 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1605 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1984 payload #144 ; 1984-109A ; 3625th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 11 October 1984 at 14h38 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 53734-125). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Nova 3 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #145 ; 1984-110A ; 3626th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: U.S. Navy Launch: 12 November 1984 at 1h26 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-5, by a Scout G-1 (S208C). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1606 Spacecraft:  Tselina-D Numbers: 1984 payload #146 ; 1984-111A ; 3627th spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 18 October 1984 at 17h31 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-32, by a F-2/Tsyklon 3. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1607 Spacecraft:  US-A Numbers: 1984 payload #147 ; 1984-112A ; 3628th spacecraft. Type: Ocean surveillance ("RORSAT") Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 31 October 1984 at 12h28 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-90, by a F-1/Tsyklon 2. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . STS 51-A Spacecraft: Discovery Numbers: 1984 payload #148 ; 1984-113A ; 3629th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: NASA Launch: 8 November 1984 at 12h28 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Anik D-2 / Telesat  Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #149 ; 1984-113B ; 3630th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Telesat Canada Launch: 8 November 1984 at 12h28 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Discovery payload bay on 9 November 1984. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Syncom IV-1 / Leasat 1 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #150 ; 1984-113C ; 3631st spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Hughes Communications Inc. for U.S. Navy Launch: 8 November 1984 at 12h28 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39A, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Discovery payload bay on 10 November 1984. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Allen and Gardner used a MMU to retrieve two errant satellites On 12 November 1984, Joseph Allen donned a MMU. He then flew to the 555-kg Palapa B-2 and, with the help of Dale Gardner, proceed to stow the satellite into Discovery's payload bay. On 14 November, Gardner (using a MMU) proceed to retrieve in the same way the 499-kg Westar VI satellite. This EVA marks the final flight of the MMU; the two flight units were used in six EVAs and had flown a total of 10 hours and 22 minutes in space. Source: David S. F. Portree and Robert C. Treviño, Walking to Olympus: An EVA Chronology, NASA History Office, October 1997, p. 58-59. . Spacenet 2 / ChinaSat-5R Spacecraft:  Spacenet F2 Numbers: 1984 payload #151 ; 1984-114A ; 3632nd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: GTE Spacenet Later buy by ChinaSat (China Telecommunications Broadcast Satellite) Launch: 10 November 1984 at 1h12 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-1, by an Ariane 3 (V11). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; FAS's Zhongxing / Chinasat ; . Marecs 2 Spacecraft:  Marecs B2 Numbers: 1984 payload #152 ; 1984-114B ; 3633rd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: ESA Launch: 10 November 1984 at 1h12 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-1, by an Ariane 3 (V11). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . NATO 3D Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #153 ; 1984-115A ; 3634th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: NATO Launch: 14 November 1984 at 0h28 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17A, by a Delta 3914 (Delta 3914 / Delta 177). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1608 Spacecraft:  Yantar-1KFT no. 4 / Siluet No. 4 Numbers: 1984 payload #154 ; 1984-116A ; 3635th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 November 1984 at 7h40 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1609 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1984 payload #155 ; 1984-117A ; 3636th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 November 1984 at 12h28 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1610 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1984 payload #156 ; 1984-118A ; 3637th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 15 November 1984 at 6h43 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/1, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47139-124). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1611 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 11 / Kobal't Numbers: 1984 payload #157 ; 1984-119A ; 3638th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 21 November 1984 at 10h33 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1612 Spacecraft:  Meteor-3 No. 1 Numbers: 1984 payload #158 ; 1984-120A ; 3639th spacecraft. Type: Meteorology Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 27 November 1984 at 14h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-32/1, by a F-2/Tsyklon 3. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1613 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1984 payload #159 ; 1984-121A ; 3640th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 29 November 1984 at 14h09 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . KH-11 6 KENNAN (USA 6) Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #160 ; 1984-122A ; 3641st spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: U.S. National Reconnaissance Office Launch: 4 December 1984 at 18h00 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-4E, by a Titan 34D (34D-6 (04D-4)). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . NOAA 9 Spacecraft:  NOAA F Numbers: 1984 payload #161 ; 1984-123A ; 3642nd spacecraft. Type: Meteorology Sponsor: NOAA Launch: 12 December 1984 at 10h48 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-3W, by an Atlas E (39E / Star-37S-ISS). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Molniya 1-63 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1984 payload #162 ; 1984-124A ; 3643rd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 14 December 1984 at 20h38 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / ML). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Vega 1 probe Spacecraft:  5VK No. 901 / Aerostatniy Zond Numbers: 1984 payload #163 ; 1984-125F ; 3644th spacecraft. Type: Venus/Halley comet probe Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 15 December 1984 at 9h16 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/D-1 (8K82K 329-01 / 11S824M 11L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Vega 1 lander Spacecraft:  5VK SA Numbers: 1984 payload #164 ; 1984-125E ; 3645th spacecraft. Type: Venus probe Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 15 December 1984 at 9h16 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/D-1 (8K82K 329-01 / 11S824M 11L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1614 Spacecraft:  BOR-4 No. 406 Numbers: 1984 payload #165 ; 1984-126A ; 3646th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft test Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 19 December 1984 at 4h00 UTC, from Kapustin Yar Cosmodrome's LC-107, by a Kosmos C-1 (65MP). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1615 Spacecraft:  Taifun-1B Numbers: 1984 payload #166 ; 1984-127A ; 3647th spacecraft. Type: Radar calibration Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 20 December 1984 at 13h12 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47134-127). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Vega 2 probe Spacecraft:  5VK No. 902 / Aerostatniy Zond Numbers: 1984 payload #167 ; 1984-128F ; 3648th spacecraft. Type: Venus/Halley comet probe Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 21 December 1984 at 9h13 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/D-1 (8K82K325-02 / 11S824M 12L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Vega 2 lander Spacecraft:  5VK SA Numbers: 1984 payload #168 ; 1984-128E ; 3649th spacecraft. Type: Venus probe Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 21 December 1984 at 9h13 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/D-1 (8K82K325-02 / 11S824M 12L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . DSP 6R (USA 7) Spacecraft:  DSP F12 / DSP F6R Numbers: 1984 payload #169 ; 1984-129A ; 3650th spacecraft. Type: Missile early warning Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 22 December 1984 at 0h02 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-40, by a Titan 34D (34D-13 (05D-3), Transtage). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; DSP, A Pictorial ;

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