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The 139 spacecrafts launched in 1989 : 1) Kosmos 1987 / Glonass (Uragan) 27L 2) Kosmos 1988 / Glonass (Uragan) 45L 3) Kosmos 1989 / Etalon PKA 1L 4) Kosmos 1990 / Resurs-F2 3 5) Kosmos 1991 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 6) Gorizont 17 7) Kosmos 1992 / Strela-2 8) Intelsat 5A F1 9) Kosmos 1993 / Yantar-4K2 43 10) Progress 40 11) Kosmos 1994 / Strela-3 12) Kosmos 1995 / Strela-3 13) Kosmos 1996 / Strela-3 14) Kosmos 1997 / Strela-3 15) Kosmos 1998 / Strela-3 16) Kosmos 1999 / Strela-3 17) Kosmos 2000 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 18) Kosmos 2001 / Oko #60 19) Kosmos 2002 / Taifun-1 / Duga-K 20) Navstar 12 USA 35) 21) Molniya 1-75 22) Kosmos 2003 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 23) EXOS-D / Akebono 24) Kosmos 2004 / Parus 25) Meteor 2-18 26) Kosmos 2005 / Yantar-4K2 44 27) JCSAT 1 28) Meteosat 4 / MOP 1 29) STS-29 30) TDRS 4 31) Kosmos 2006 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 32) Progress 41 33) Kosmos 2007 / Yantar-4KS1 34) Kosmos 2008 / Strela-1M 35) Kosmos 2009 / Strela-1M 36) Kosmos 2010 / Strela-1M 37) Kosmos 2011 / Strela-1M 38) Kosmos 2012 / Strela-1M 39) Kosmos 2013 / Strela-1M 40) Kosmos 2014 / Strela-1M 41) Kosmos 2015 / Strela-1M 42) Delta Star (USA 36) 43) TELE-X 44) Kosmos 2016 / Parus 45) Kosmos 2017 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 46) Raduga 23 47) Kosmos 2018 / Yantar-4K2 45 48) Photon 2 49) STS-30 50) Magellan 51) Kosmos 2019 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 52) VORTEX 6 / Chalet 6 (USA 37) 53) Kosmos 2020 / Yantar-4K2 46 54) Kosmos 2021 / Yantar-1KFT 11 55) Resurs F-01 56) Pion 1 57) Pion 2 58) Kosmos 2022 / Glonass (Uragan) 28L 59) Kosmos 2023 / Glonass (Uragan) 29L 60) Kosmos 2024 / Etalon PKA 2L 61) Kosmos 2025 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 62) Superbird A 63) DFS-Kopernikus 1  64) Kosmos 2026 / Parus 65) Molniya 3-35 66) Okean 67) Navstar 13 (USA 38) 68) Kosmos 2027 / Vektor 69) DSP 14 (USA 39) 70) Kosmos 2028 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 71) Raduga 1-1  72) Resurs F-02 73) Nadezhda 1 74) Kosmos 2029 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 75) Gorizont 18 76) Olympus F1 77) Kosmos 2030 / Orlets-1 1 / Kobal't 78) Resurs F-03 79) Pion 3 80) Pion 4 81) Kosmos 2031 /  Don (1) 82) Kosmos 2032 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 83) Kosmos 2033 / US-P 28 84) Kosmos 2034 / Parus 85) Kosmos 2035 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 86) STS-28 87) SDS B-1 (USA 40) 88) SSF (USA 41) 89) TV-Sat 2 90) Hipparcos 91) Resurs F-04 92) Navstar 14 (USA 42) 93) Kosmos 2036 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 94) Progress M-1 95) Marcopolo 1 (Sirius 1) BSB R1 96) Kosmos 2037  Geo-IK 11 97) DSCS II F-16 (USA 43) 98) DSCS III F-4 (USA 44) 99) GMS 4 / Himawari 4 100) Soyuz TM-8 101) SBWASS R2 (USA 45) 102) Resurs F-05 103) Kosmos 2038 / Strela-3 104) Kosmos 2039 / Strela-3 105) Kosmos 2040 / Strela-3 106) Kosmos 2041 / Strela-3 107) Kosmos 2042 / Strela-3 108) Kosmos 2043 / Strela-3 109) Kosmos 2044 / Bion 9 110) Kosmos 2045 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 111) Fleetsatcom 8 (USA 46) 112) Molniya 1-76 113) Kosmos 2046 / US-P 114) Intercosmos 24 115) Magion 2 116) Gorizont 19 117) Kosmos 2047 / Yantar-4K2 48 118) Kosmos 2048 / Zenit-8 / Oblik 119) STS-34 120) Galileo 121) Jovian probe 122) Navstar 15 (USA 47) 123) Meteor 3-03 124) Intelsat 6 F2 125) Kosmos 2049 / Yantar-4KS1 126) COBE 127) STS-33 128) Magnum 2 (USA 48) 129) Kosmos 2050 / Oko #61 130) Kosmos 2051 / US-P 131) Kvant 2 132) Molniya 3-36 133) Kosmos 2052 / Yantar-4K2 49 134) Granat 135) Navstar 16 (USA 49) 136) Raduga 24 137) Progress M-2 138) Kosmos 2053 / Duga-K / Kol'tso 139) Kosmos 2054 / Al'tair (Luch) 14L .. Spacecraft Entries . Kosmos 1987 Spacecraft:  Glonass s/n 27L / Uragan No. 27L Numbers: 1989 payload #1 ; 1989-001A ; 4271st spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 January 1989 at 2h05 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 350-02 / 11S861 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 1988 Spacecraft:  Glonass s/n 45L / Uragan No. 45L Numbers: 1989 payload #2 ; 1989-001B ; 4272nd spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 January 1989 at 2h05 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 350-02 / 11S861 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 1989 Spacecraft:  Etalon PKA No. 1L Numbers: 1989 payload #3 ; 1989-001C ; 4273rd spacecraft. Type: Geodesy Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 January 1989 at 2h05 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 350-02 / 11S861 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 1990 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F2 17F42 No. 3 Numbers: 1989 payload #4 ; 1989-002A ; 4274th spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 12 January 1989 at 11h31 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, 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 1991 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #5 ; 1989-003A ; 4275th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 18 January 1989 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 ; . Gorizont 17 Spacecraft:  Gorizont No. 29L Numbers: 1989 payload #6 ; 1989-004A ; 4276th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 26 January 1989 at 9h16 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 351-02 / 11S861 20L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1992 Spacecraft:  Strela-2 Numbers: 1989 payload #7 ; 1989-005A ; 4277th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 26 January 1989 at 15h50 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65079-812). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Intelsat 5A F1 Spacecraft:  Intelsat VA F15 Numbers: 1989 payload #8 ; 1989-006A ; 4278th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Intelsat Launch: 27 January 1989 at 1h21 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-1, by an Ariane 2 (V28). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1993 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 43 / Kobal't Numbers: 1989 payload #9 ; 1989-007A ; 4279th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 28 January 1989 at 12h43 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 ; . Progress 40 Spacecraft:  Progress 7K-TG No. 148 Numbers: 1989 payload #10 ; 1989-008A ; 4280th spacecraft. Type: Cargo delivery to Mir Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 10 February 1989 at 8h54 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-1, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U2 Ye15000-032). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 1994 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #11 ; 1989-009A ; 4281st spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 February 1989 at 15h21 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 1995 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #12 ; 1989-009B ; 4282nd spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 February 1989 at 15h21 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 1996 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #13 ; 1989-009C ; 4283rd spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 February 1989 at 15h21 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 1997 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #14 ; 1989-009D ; 4284th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 February 1989 at 15h21 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 1998 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #15 ; 1989-009E ; 4285th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 February 1989 at 15h21 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 1999 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #16 ; 1989-009F ; 4286th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 February 1989 at 15h21 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 2000 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #17 ; 1989-010A ; 4287th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 10 February 1989 at 16h48 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 2001 Spacecraft:  Oko #60 Numbers: 1989 payload #18 ; 1989-011A ; 4288th spacecraft. Type: Missible early warning Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 February 1989 at 4h33 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/3, 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 2002 Spacecraft:  Taifun-1 / Duga-K Numbers: 1989 payload #19 ; 1989-012A ; 4289th spacecraft. Type: Radar calibration Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 February 1989 at 21h07 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 53726-192). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Navstar 1 (USA 35) Spacecraft:  Block II (2-01) / Navstar SVN 14 / GPS 2-1 Numbers: 1989 payload #20 ; 1989-013A ; 4290th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Source: A. Parsch Launch: 14 February 1989 at 18h28 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17A, by a Delta 6925 (Delta 6925 / Delta 184). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Molniya 1-75 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #21 ; 1989-014A ; 4291st spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 15 February 1989 at 11h16 UTC, from Baykonur 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 2003 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #22 ; 1989-015A ; 4292nd spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 17 February 1989 at 14h52 UTC, from Plesetsk Comodrome, 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-D / Akebono Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #23 ; 1989-016A ; 4293rd spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: Japan's ISAS Launch: 21 February 1989 at 23h31 UTC, from Kagoshima Space Center's M1, by a Mu-3S-II (M-3S2-4). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2004 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1989 payload #24 ; 1989-017A ; 4294th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 22 February 1989 at 3h21 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47111-236). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Meteor 2-18 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #25 ; 1989-018A ; 4295th spacecraft. Type: Meteorology Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 28 February 1989 at 4h04 UTC, from Plesetsk Complexe'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 2005 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 44 / Kobal't Numbers: 1989 payload #26 ; 1989-019A ; 4296th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 2 March 1989 at 19h12 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 ; . JCSAT 1 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #27 ; 1989-020A ; 4297th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Japan's JCSC Launch: 6 March 1989 at 23h29 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-2, by an Ariane 44LP (V29). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Meteosat 4 / MOP 1 Spacecraft:  Meteosat Operational Program Numbers: 1989 payload #28 ; 1989-020B ; 4298th spacecraft. Type: Meteorology Sponsor: ESA Launch: 6 March 1989 at 23h29 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-2, by an Ariane 44LP (V29). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . STS-29 Spacecraft:  Discovery Numbers: 1989 payload #29 ; 1989-021A ; 4299th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: NASA Launch: 13 March 1989 at 14h57 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, 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 ; . TDRS 4 Spacecraft:  TDRS D Numbers: 1989 payload #30 ; 1989-021B ; 4300th spacecraft. Type: Communications (data relay) Sponsor: NASA Launch: 13 March 1989 at 14h57 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed fromn Discovery payload bay on 13 March 1989. Orbit: Decommissioned: December 2011 Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log Spaceflight Now, 25 Dec 11 ; . Kosmos 2006 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #31 ; 1989-022A ; 4301st spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 16 March 1989 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 ; . Progress 41 Spacecraft:  Progress 7K-TG No. 149 Numbers: 1989 payload #32 ; 1989-023A ; 4302nd spacecraft. Type: Cargo delivery to Mir Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 16 March 1989 at 18h54 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-1, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U2 T15000-034). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2007 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4KS1 / Terilen Numbers: 1989 payload #33 ; 1989-024A ; 4303rd spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 23 March 1989 at 12h28 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 2008 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1989 payload #34 ; 1989-025A ; 4304th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 24 March 1989 at 13h26 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65011-232). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2009 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1989 payload #35 ; 1989-025B ; 4305th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 24 March 1989 at 13h26 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65011-232). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2010 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1989 payload #36 ; 1989-025C ; 4306th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 24 March 1989 at 13h26 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65011-232). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2011 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1989 payload #37 ; 1989-025D ; 4307th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 24 March 1989 at 13h26 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65011-232). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2012 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1989 payload #38 ; 1989-025E ; 4308th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 24 March 1989 at 13h26 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65011-232). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2013 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1989 payload #39 ; 1989-025F ; 4309th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 24 March 1989 at 13h26 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65011-232). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2014 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1989 payload #40 ; 1989-025G ; 4310th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 24 March 1989 at 13h26 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65011-232). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2015 Spacecraft:  Strela-1M Numbers: 1989 payload #41 ; 1989-025H ; 4311th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 24 March 1989 at 13h26 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65011-232). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Delta Star (USA 36) Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #42 ; 1989-026A ; 4312th spacecraft. Type: Space Defense Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 24 March 1989 at 21h50 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17B, by a Delta 3925 (Delta 3920-8 / Delta 183). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . TELE-X Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #43 ; 1989-027A ; 4313th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Launch: 2 April 1989 at 2h28 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-1, by an Ariane 2 (V30). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2016 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1989 payload #44 ; 1989-028A ; 4314th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 4 April 1989 at 18h43 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 47126-194). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2017 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #45 ; 1989-029A ; 4315th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 6 April 1989 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 ; . Raduga 23 Spacecraft:  Gran' No. 33L Numbers: 1989 payload #46 ; 1989-030A ; 4316th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 14 April 1989 at 4h08 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 359-02 / 11S861 22L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2018 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 45 / Kobal't Numbers: 1989 payload #47 ; 1989-031A ; 4317th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 20 April 1989 at 18h43 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 ; . Foton 2 Spacecraft:  Foton No. 5L Numbers: 1989 payload #48 ; 1989-032A ; 4318th spacecraft. Type: Materials processing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 26 April 1989 at 15h50 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 ; . STS-30 Spacecraft: Atlantis Numbers: 1989 payload #49 ; 1989-033A ; 4319th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: NASA Launch: 4 May 1989 at 18h43 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, 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 ; . Magellan Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #50 ; 1989-033B ; 4320th spacecraft. Type: Venus probe Sponsor: NASA Launch: 4 May 1989 at 18h43 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Atlantis payload bay on 5 May 1989. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2019 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #51 ; 1989-034A ; 4321st spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 5 May 1989 at 13h12 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 ; .  VORTEX 6 / Chalet 6 (USA 37) Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #52 ; 1989-035A ; 4322nd spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 10 May 1989 at 19h47 UTC, from Cape Canaveral Air Force Base's LC-40, by a Titan 34D (34D-16 (05D-6) / 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 2020 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 46 / Kobal't Numbers: 1989 payload #53 ; 1989-036A ; 4323rd spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 17 May 1989 at 13h12 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 2021 Spacecraft:  Yantar-1KFT no. 11 / Kometa No. 11 Numbers: 1989 payload #54 ; 1989-037A ; 4324th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 24 May 1989 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 ; . Resurs F-01 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F1 14F43 No. 45 Numbers: 1989 payload #55 ; 1989-038A ; 4325th spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 25 May 1989 at 8h52 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/3, 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 ; . Pion 1 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #56 ; 1989-038C ; 4326th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 25 May 1989 at 8h52 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/3, 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 ; . Pion 2 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #57 ; 1989-038D ; 4327th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 25 May 1989 at 8h52 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/3, 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 2022 Spacecraft:  Glonass s/n 28L / Uragan No. 28L Numbers: 1989 payload #58 ; 1989-039A ; 4328th spacecraft. Type: Navitation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 31 May 1989 at 8h31 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 352-02 / 11S861 39L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2023 Spacecraft:  Glonass s/n 29L / Uragan No. 29L Numbers: 1989 payload #59 ; 1989-039B ; 4329th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 31 May 1989 at 8h31 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 352-02 / 11S861 39L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2024 Spacecraft:  Etalon PKA No. 2L Numbers: 1989 payload #60 ; 1989-039C ; 4330th spacecraft. Type: Geodesy Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 31 May 1989 at 8h31 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 352-02 / 11S861 39L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2025 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #61 ; 1989-040A ; 4331st spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 1st June 1989 at 13h12 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 ; . Superbird A Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #62 ; 1989-041A ; 4332nd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Japan's SCCJ Launch: 5 June 1989 at 1h26 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-2, by an Ariane 44L (V31). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . DFS-Kopernikus 1 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #63 ; 1989-041B ; 4333rd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: DBP Telekom Launch: 5 June 1989 at 1h26 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-2, by an Ariane 44L (V31). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2026 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1989 payload #64 ; 1989-042A ; 4334th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 7 June 1989 at 5h16 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-132/2, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 53711-225). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Molniya 3-35 Spacecraft:  Molniya-3 No. 45 Numbers: 1989 payload #65 ; 1989-043A ; 4335th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 8 June 1989 at 17h16 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/3, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / ML). Orbit: Decayed: 14 December 2001 Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Spacewarn No. 578 ; . Okean Spacecraft:  Okean-O1 No. 4 (NKhM No. F01028) Numbers: 1989 payload #66 ; 1989 1st loss ; 4336th spacecraft. Type: Radar Earth observation Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 9 June 1989 at 10h10 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 ; . Navstar 13 (USA 38) Spacecraft:  Block II (2-02) / Navstar SVN 13 / GPS 2-2 Numbers: 1989 payload #67 ; 1989-044A ; 4337th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 10 June 1989 at 22h30 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17A, by a Delta 6925 (Delta 6925 / Delta 185). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2027 Spacecraft:  Vektor Numbers: 1989 payload #68 ; 1989-045A ; 4338th spacecraft. Type: Radar calibration Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 June 1989 at 12h28 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-133/3, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 53761-249). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . DSP 14 (USA 39) Spacecraft:  DSP F14 Numbers: 1989 payload #69 ; 1989-046A ; 4339th spacecraft. Type: Missile early warning Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Source: A. Parsch Launch: 14 June 1989 at 13h12 UTC, from Cape Canaveral Air Force Base's LC-41, by a Titan 4 (402A K-1 (45D-1) / IUS). 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 ; . Kosmos 2028 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #70 ; 1989-047A ; 4340th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 16 June 1989 at 9h36 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 ; . Raduga 1-1 Spacecraft:  Globus No. 11 Numbers: 1989 payload #71 ; 1989-048A ; 4341st spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 22 June 1989 at 23h35 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 355-02 / 11S861 16L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Resurs F-02 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F1 14F43 No. 46 Numbers: 1989 payload #72 ; 1989-049A ; 4342nd spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 27 June 1989 at 8h05 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, 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 ; . Nadezhda 1 Spacecraft: Nadehzda 17F118 No. 403 / Tsikada-Kospas Numbers: 1989 payload #73 ; 1989-050A ; 4343rd spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 4 July 1989 at 15j21 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-133/3, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65061-250). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2029 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #74 ; 1989-051A ; 4344th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 5 July 1989 at 8h09 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 18 Spacecraft:  Gorizont No. 27L Numbers: 1989 payload #75 ; 1989-052A ; 4345th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 6 July 1989 at 22h45 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 340-02 / 11S861 25L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Olympus F1 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #76 ; 1989-053A ; 4346th spacecraft. Type: Communications (technology demonstration) Sponsor: ESA Launch: 12 July 1989 at 0h14 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-1, by an Ariane 3 (V32). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2030 Spacecraft:  Orlets-1 no. 1 / Kobal't Numbers: 1989 payload #77 ; 1989-054A ; 4347th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 12 July 1989 at 15h07 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 ; . Resurs F-03 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F1 14F43 No. 47 Numbers: 1989 payload #78 ; 1989-055A ; 4348th spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 18 July 1989 at 9h45 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, 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 ; . Pion 3 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #79 ; 1989-055C ; 4349th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 18 July 1989 at 9h45 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, 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 ; . Pion 4 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #80 ; 1989-055D ; 4350th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 18 July 1989 at 9h45 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-16/2, 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 2031 Spacecraft:  Don (1) Numbers: 1989 payload #81 ; 1989-056A ; 4351st spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Ministry of Defense Launch: 18 July 1989 at 12h14 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-1, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U2). Orbit: Initial: 193 km x263 km x 50.5° Final: 230 km x 296 km x 50.5° Recovered: After 59 days Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Jonathan Space Report No. 506 ;  . Kosmos 2032 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #82 ; 1989-057A ; 4352nd spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Ministry of Defense Launch: 20 July 1989 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 2033 Spacecraft:  US-P no. 28 Numbers: 1989 payload #83 ; 1989-058A ; 4353rd spacecraft. Type: Ocean surveillance ("RORSAT") Sponsor: Soviet Union's Ministry of Defense Launch: 24 July 1989 at 0h00 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 2034 Spacecraft:  Parus Numbers: 1989 payload #84 ; 1989-059A ; 4354th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: Soviet Union's Ministry of Defense Launch: 25 July 1989 at 7h40 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-133/3, by a Kosmos C-1 (11K65M 65061-256). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2035 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #85 ; 1989-060A ; 4355th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Ministry of Defense Launch: 2 August 1989 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 ; . STS-28 Spacecraft:  Columbia Numbers: 1989 payload #86 ; 1989-061A ; 4356th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: NASA Launch: 8 August 1989 at 12h43 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, 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 ; . SDS B-1 (USA 40) Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #87 ; 1989-061B ; 4357th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 8 August 1989 at 12h43 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Columbia payload bay. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . SSF (USA 41) Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #88 ; 1989-061C ; 4358th spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 8 August 1989 at 12h43 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Columbia payload bay. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . TV-Sat 2 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #89 ; 1989-062A ; 4359th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: DBP Telekom Launch: 8 August 1989 at 23h25 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-2, by an Ariane 44LP (V33). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Hipparcos Spacecraft: Numbers: 1989 payload #90 ; 1989-062B ; 4360th spacecraft. Type: Astronomy Sponsor: ESA Launch: 8 August 1989 at 23h25 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-2, by an Ariane 44LP (V33). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Resurs F-04 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F2 17F42 No. 4 Numbers: 1989 payload #91 ; 1989-063A ; 4361st spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 15 August 1989 at 10h33 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome'sLC-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 ; . Navstar 14 (USA 42) Spacecraft:  Block II (2-03)/ Navstar SVN 16 / GPS 2-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #92 ; 1989-064A ; 4362nd spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 18 August 1989 at 6h00 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17A, by a Delta 6925 (Delta 6925 / Delta 186). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2036 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #93 ; 1989-065A ; 4363rd spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 22 August 1989 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 ; . Progress M-1 Spacecraft:  Progress 7K-TGM No. 201 Numbers: 1989 payload #94 ; 1989-066A ; 4364th spacecraft. Type: Cargo delivery to Mir Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 23 August 1989 at 3h10 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-1, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U2 T15000-037). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Notes: The first 7K-TGM or 11F615A55 (the A55 module of Soyuz), Progress M, was launched in 1989 and had improved onboard systems. 42 Progress M vehicles have been launched to Mir [as of February 2000]. Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Jonathan Space Report No. 420 ; . Marcopolo 1 (Sirius 1) BSB R1 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #95 ; 1989-067A ; 4365th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd. Launch: 27 August 1989 at 23h02 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17B, by a Delta 4920 (Delta 4925-8 / Delta 187). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2037 Spacecraft:  Geo-IK no. 11 / Musson No. 20 Numbers: 1989 payload #96 ; 1989-068A ; 4366th spacecraft. Type: Geodesy Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 28 August 1989 at 0h14 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 ; . DSCS II F-16 / DSCE II E-15 (USA 43) Spacecraft:  OPS 9446? Numbers: 1989 payload #97 ; 1989-069A ; 4367th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 4 September 1989 at 6h00 UTC, from Cape Canaveral Air Force Base's LC-40, by a Titan 34D (34D-2 05D-7 / Transtage D-2). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Jonathan Space Report No. 495 ; . DSCS III F-4 / DSCS III A-2 (USA 44) Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #98 ; 1989-069B ; 4368th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 4 September 1989 at 6h00 UTC, from Cape Canaveral Air Force Base's LC-40, by a Titan 34D (34D-2 05D-7 / Transtage D-2). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Jonathan Space Report No. 495 ; . GMS 4 / Himawari 4 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #99 ; 1989-070A ; 4369th spacecraft. Type: Meteorology Sponsor: Japan's NASDA Launch: 5 September 1989 at 19h11 UTC, from Tanegashima Space Center's N (or O)?, by a H-1-6R (H-20(F)). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Soyuz TM-8 Spacecraft:  Soyuz 7K-STM No. 58 Numbers: 1989 payload #100 ; 1989-071A ; 4370th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 5 September 1989 at 21h38 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-1, 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 ; . SBWASS R2 (USA 45) Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #101 ; 1989-072A ; 4371st spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 6 September 1989 at 2h49 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-4W, by a Titan 2 (23G-2). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Resurs F-05 Spacecraft:  Resurs-F1 14F43 No. 48 Numbers: 1989 payload #102 ; 1989-073A ; 4372nd spacecraft. Type: Earth remote sensing Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 6 September 1989 at 10h48 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-43/3, 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 2038 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #103 ; 1989-074A ; 4373rd spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 September 1989 at 9h50 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 2039 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #104 ; 1989-074B ; 4374th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 September 1989 at 9h50 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 2040 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #105 ; 1989-074C ; 4375th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 September 1989 at 9h50 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 2041 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #106 ; 1989-074D ; 4376th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 September 1989 at 9h50 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 2042 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #107 ; 1989-074E ; 4377th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 September 1989 at 9h50 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 2043 Spacecraft:  Strela-3 Numbers: 1989 payload #108 ; 1989-074F ; 4378th spacecraft. Type: Communications (store/dump) Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 14 September 1989 at 9h50 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 2044 Spacecraft:  Bion No. 9 Numbers: 1989 payload #109 ; 1989-075A ; 4379th spacecraft. Type: Biology Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 15 September 1989 at 6h28 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 2045 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #110 ; 1989-076A ; 4380th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 22 September 1989 at 8h09 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrom, 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 ; . Fleetsatcom 8 (USA 46) Spacecraft:  FLTSATCOM F8 Numbers: 1989 payload #111 ; 1989-077A ; 4381st spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: U.S. Navy Launch: 25 September 1989 at 8h09 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-36B, by an Atlas G (AC-68 / Centaur D-1AR 5047G). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Molniya 1-76 Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #112 ; 1989-078A ; 4382nd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 27 September 1989 at 14h38 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / ML). Orbit: Decayed: 11 November 2000 Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Spacewarn No. 565 ; . Kosmos 2046 Spacecraft:  US-P Numbers: 1989 payload #113 ; 1989-079A ; 4383rd spacecraft. Type: Ocean surveillance ("RORSAT") Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 27 September 1989 at 16h19 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 ; . Intercosmos 24 Spacecraft:  AUOS-Z No. 201 (Aktivniy) Numbers: 1989 payload #114 ; 1989-080A ; 4384th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: Soviet Union + U.S. Launch: 28 September 1989 at 0h05 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 ; . Magion 2 Spacecraft:  S2-AK Numbers: 1989 payload #115 ; 1989-080B ; 4385th spacecraft. Type: Earth upper atmosphere studies Sponsor: Czechoslovakia Launch: 28 September 1989 at 0h05 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 ; . Gorizont 19 Spacecraft:  Gorizont No. 31L Numbers: 1989 payload #116 ; 1989-081A ; 4386th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 28 September 1989 at 17h05 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 346-01 / 11S861 27L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2047 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 48 / Kobal't Numbers: 1989 payload #117 ; 1989-082A ; 4387th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 3 October 1989 at 15h07 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 2048 Spacecraft:  Zenit-8 / Oblik Numbers: 1989 payload #118 ; 1989-083A ; 4388th spacecraft. Type: Military cartography Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 17 October 1989 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 ; . STS-34 Spacecraft:  Atlantis Numbers: 1989 payload #119 ; 1989-084A ; 4389th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: NASA Launch: 18 October 1989 at 17h02 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, 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 ; . Galileo Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #120 ; 1989-084B ; 4390th spacecraft. Type: Jupiter probe Sponsor: NASA Launch: 18 October 1989 at 17h02 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Atlantis payload bay on 18 October 1989. Orbit: Decayed: The Galileo Orbiter spacecraft entered the Jovian atmosphere on 21 Sepember 2003 at 18h57 UTC. Entry was at 48.2 km/s from an orbit with a periapsis 9700 km below the 1-bar atmospheric layer (used by convention as the nominal 'surface' of Jupiter). The spacecraft continued transmitting at least until it passed behind the limb of Jupiter at 18h50:54 UTC, at which point it was 9283 km above the 1-bar level, surprising Galileo veterans who feared it might enter safemode due to the high radiation environment. It crossed the orbit of Callisto at around 11h00 UTC on 20 September, the orbit of Ganymede at around 5h00 UTC on 21 September, Europa's orbit at about 11h45 UTC, Io's orbit at about 15h00 UTC, Amalthea's orbit at 17h56 UTC, and the orbits of Adrastea and Metis at 18h25 UTC. No close approaches were made to any of the moons during this final suicide dive. Galileo was destroyed to prevent the possibility that its orbit would eventually be perturbed in such a way that it would crash on and biologically contaminate Europa, which is considered a possible place to search for life. Light travel time from Jupiter to Earth was 52 min. 20 sec. at the time of impact, and the final signal reached Earth at 19h43:14 UTC. Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List & 510; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Jovian probe Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #121 ; 1989-084 ; 4391st spacecraft. Type: Jupiter probe Sponsor: NASA Launch: 18 October 1989 at 17h02 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Galileo on 13 July 1995. Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Navstar 15 (USA 47) Spacecraft:  Block II (2-04) / Navstar SVN 19 / GPS 2-4 Numbers: 1989 payload #122 ; 1989-085A ; 4392nd spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 21 October 1989 at 9h21 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17A, by a Delta 6925 (Delta 6925 / Delta 188). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Meteor 3-03 Spacecraft:  Meteor-3 No. 4 Numbers: 1989 payload #123 ; 1989-086A ; 4393rd spacecraft. Type: Meteorology Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 25 October 1989 at 21h36 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 ; . Intelsat 6 F2 Spacecraft:  Intelsat 602 / Intelsat VI F-2 Numbers: 1989 payload #124 ; 1989-087A ; 4394th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Intelsat Launch: 27 October 1989 at 23h05 UTC, from Kourou Space Center's ELA-2, by an Ariane 44L (V34). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2049 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4KS1 / Terilen Numbers: 1989 payload #125 ; 1989-088A ; 4395th spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 17 November 1989 at 10h48 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 ; . COBE Spacecraft:  Cosmic Background Explorer Numbers: 1989 payload #126 ; 1989-089A ; 4396th spacecraft. Type: Astronomy Sponsor: NASA Launch: 18 November 1989 at 14h38 UTC, from Vandenberg Air Force Base's SLC-2W, by a Delta 5920 (Delta 5920-8 / Delta 189). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: End of operations: 1st May 1997. 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 ; . STS-33 Spacecraft:  Discovery Numbers: 1989 payload #127 ; 1989-090A ; 4397th spacecraft. Type: Piloted spacecraft Sponsor: NASA Launch: 23 November 1989 at 0h28 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, 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 ; . Magnum 2 (USA 48) Spacecraft:  Numbers: 1989 payload #128 ; 1989-090B ; 4398th spacecraft. Type: Electronic intelligence Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 23 November 1989 at 0h28 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-39B, by the Space Shuttle. Deployed from Discovery payload bay on 23 November 1989 Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2050 Spacecraft:  Oko #61 Numbers: 1989 payload #129 ; 1989-091A ; 4399th spacecraft. Type: Missible early warning Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 23 November 1989 at 20h38 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, 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 2051 Spacecraft:  US-P Numbers: 1989 payload #130 ; 1989-092A ; 4400th spacecraft. Type: Ocean surveillance ("RORSAT") Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 25 November 1989 at 23h16 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 ; . Kvant 2 Spacecraft:  TsM-D / 77KS No. 171-1 Numbers: 1989 payload #131 ; 1989-093A ; 4401st spacecraft. Type: Space station module Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 26 November 1989 at 13h01 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1/Proton-K (8K82K 354-01). Orbit: Part of the Mir space complex. Deorbit: 23 March 2001. Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Jonathan Space Report No. 449 ; . Molniya 3-36 Spacecraft:  Molniya-3 No. 46 Numbers: 1989 payload #132 ; 1989-094A ; 4402nd spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 28 November 1989 at 10h04 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodome's LC-43/3, by an A-2-e/"Molniya" (8K78M / ML). Orbit: Decayed: 19 May 2000 Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; Spacewarn No. 555 ; . Kosmos 2052 Spacecraft:  Yantar-4K2 no. 49 / Kobal't Numbers: 1989 payload #133 ; 1989-095A ; 4403rd spacecraft. Type: Reconnaissance Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 30 November 1989 at 15h07 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 ; . Granat Spacecraft:  Granat 1AS No. 1 Numbers: 1989 payload #134 ; 1989-096A ; 4404th spacecraft. Type: Astronomy Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 1st December 1989 at 20h20 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/40, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/D-1 (8K82K 352-01 / 11S824M 10L). Orbit: Decayed: 25 May 1999 Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log; Spacewarn No. 549 ; . Navstar 16 (USA 49) Spacecraft:  Block II (2-05) / Navstar SVN 17 / GPS 2-5 Numbers: 1989 payload #135 ; 1989-097A ; 4405th spacecraft. Type: Navigation Sponsor: U.S. Air Force Launch: 11 December 1989 at 18h10 UTC, from Cape Canaveral's LC-17B, by a Delta 6925 (Delta 6925 / Delta 190). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Raduga 24 Spacecraft:  Gran' No. 36L Numbers: 1989 payload #136 ; 1989-098A ; 4406th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 15 December 1989 at 11h30 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-81/23, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 344-01 / 11S861 23L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Progress M-2 Spacecraft:  Progress 7K-TGM No. 202 Numbers: 1989 payload #137 ; 1989-099A ; 4407th spacecraft. Type: Cargo delivery to Mir Sponsor: Soviet Union (Korolev's Design Bureau) Launch: 20 December 1989 at 3h31 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-1, by an A-2/Soyuz (11A511U2 039). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2053 Spacecraft:  Duga-K / Kol'tso Numbers: 1989 payload #138 ; 1989-100A ; 4408th spacecraft. Type: Radar calibration Sponsor: Soviet Union's Defense ministry Launch: 27 December 1989 at 0h00 UTC, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome's LC-32/2, by a F-2/Tsyklon 3. Orbit: Decayed: 1997 Mission: Kosmos-2053 is believed to be a modernized version of the Romb satellite, built by NPO Yuzhnoe. The satellites carry an array of small ESO (Calibration Spherical Object) subsatellites which are released over a period of time to test Russian radars; 36 such objects (the full normal complement) were released between 27 December 1989 and 1st November 1991, getting designations 1989-100C to 1989-100AQ. Kosmos-2053 reentered in 1997  Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Jonathan Space Report No. 397 ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ; . Kosmos 2054 Spacecraft:  Al'tair No. 14L / Luch s/n 14L Numbers: 1989 payload #139 ; 1989-101A ; 4409th spacecraft. Type: Communications Sponsor: Soviet Union Launch: 27 December 1989 at 11h10 UTC, from Baykonur Cosmodrome's LC-200/39, by a D-1-e/Proton-K/DM-2 (8K82K 347-02 / 11S861 34L). Orbit: Decayed: Mission: Source: Jonathan McDowell's Master List ; Mark Wade’s Encyclopedia Astronautica ; National Space Science Data Center's ; TRW Space Log ;

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