List of spacecraft deployed from the International Space Station

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This is a list of spacecraft deployed from the International Space Station. The International Space Station deploys spacecraft using the JEM Small Satellite Orbital Deployer (J-SSOD), the Nanoracks CubeSat Deployer (NRCSD), Space Station Integrated Kinetic Launcher for Orbital Payload Systems (SSIKLOPS), or the Nauka MLM experiments airlock module. [1]

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2005 to 2011

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
28 March 2005 Flag of Russia.svg TNS-0 RNII KP Progress M-52 Success
Deployed from ISS during space walk. [2]
3 August 2011 [3] Flag of Russia.svg Kedr RKK Energia Progress M-09M Success
Deployed from ISS during space walk.

2012

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
20 August 2012
18:29 [4] 		Flag of Russia.svg Sfera-53 Roscosmos Progress M-16M Success
Passive satellite, deployed from ISS during space walk. [5]
4 October 2012
14:37 [6] 		Flag of Japan.svg WE WISH Meisei Electric HTV-3 Success [7] [8]
4 October 2012
14:37 [6] 		Flag of Japan.svg Raiko Tohoku and Wakayama universities HTV-3 Success [9]
4 October 2012
15:44 [6] [10] 		Flag of the United States.svg TechEdSat San Jose State University HTV-3 Success [11]
4 October 2012
15:44 [6] [10] 		Flag of Vietnam.svg F-1 FSpace Laboratory HTV-3 Success [12] [13]
4 October 2012
15:44 [6] [10] 		Flag of Japan.svg FITSAT-1 FIT HTV-3 Success [14] [15]

2013

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
19 November 2013 Flag of the United States.svg ArduSat NanoSatisfi HTV-4 Success [16] [17] [18]
20 November 2013
07:58 [6] 		Flag of the United States.svg TechEdSat-3p NASA Ames HTV-4 Success [19]

2014

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
28 February 2014 Flag of the United States.svg SkyCube SkyCube Cygnus CRS Orb-1 Success [20] [21] [22]
28 February 2014 Flag of Lithuania.svg LitSat-1 Kaunas University of Technology Cygnus CRS Orb-1 Success
First Lithuanian satellites in space [23] [24] [25]
28 February 2014 Flag of Lithuania.svg Lituanica SAT-1 Lithuanian students Cygnus CRS Orb-1 Success
First Lithuanian satellites in space [26] [27]

2015

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
5 February 2015
12:50 [6] 		Flag of Brazil.svg AESP-14 Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica SpaceX CRS-5 Success
First Brazilian CubeSat launched into space [28]
4 March 2015 Flag of the United States.svg TechEdSat-4 NASA Ames Cygnus CRS Orb-2 Success [19]

2016

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
27 April 2016 Flag of the Philippines.svg Diwata-1 [29] [30] The Department of Science and Technology, the University of the Philippines, Hokkaido University and Tohoku University Cygnus CRS OA-6 Success
First Philippine microsatellite launched into space, and also the first one designed and built by Filipinos
16 May 2016 Flag of the United States.svg MinXSS University of Colorado Boulder Cygnus CRS OA-4 Success [31] [32]
18 May 2016 [33] Flag of the United States.svg Lemur-2 × 4 Spire Global Cygnus CRS OA-6 Success [34] [35]

2017

2018

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
11 May 2018 Flag of Turkey.svg UBAKUSAT [65] [66] Istanbul Technical University SpaceX CRS-14 Success
11 May 2018 Flag of Kenya.svg 1KUNS-PF University of Nairobi SpaceX CRS-14 Success
First Kenyan satellite launched into space [67]
11 May 2018 Flag of Costa Rica.svg Irazú [65] [66] Costa Rica Institute of Technology SpaceX CRS-14 Success
First Costa Rican satellite launched into space [68]
20 June 2018 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg RemoveDEBRIS Surrey Satellite Technology SpaceX CRS-14 Success
The University of Surrey, Surrey Satellite Technology, Airbus Defence and Space, Innovative Solutions In Space, the Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology, the French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation and Stellenbosch University took part in the project. [69] [70] [71] [72] [73] [74]
13 July 2018 Flag of the United States.svg RaInCube [75] Jet Propulsion Laboratory Cygnus CRS OA-9E Success
13 July 2018 Flag of the United States.svg EQUiSat [76] [77] Brown University Space Engineering Cygnus CRS OA-9E Success
10 August 2018 Flag of Bhutan.svg BHUTAN-1 Built by Bhutanese engineers at the Kyushu Institute of Technology SpaceX CRS-15 Success
First Bhutanese satellite launched into space and part of the Birds-2 program [78] [79]
10 August 2018 Flag of the Philippines.svg Maya-1 Built by students in Japan SpaceX CRS-15 Success
Part of the Birds-2 program [78] [80] [81]
10 August 2018 Flag of Malaysia.svg UiTMSAT-1 Universiti Teknologi MARA SpaceX CRS-15 Success
Part of the Birds-2 program [78] [82]
15 August 2018 Flag of Russia.svg SiriusSat 1, 2 [83] SPUTNIX Progress MS-09 Success

2019

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
31 January 2019 Flag of the United States.svg TechEdSat-8 [84] SJSU, UIdaho, NASA SpaceX CRS-16 Failure
17 June 2019 Flag of Sri Lanka.svg Raavana 1 Sri Lankan scientists Cygnus NG-11 Success
First Sri Lankan satellite [85] [86]
17 June 2019 Flag of Nepal.svg NepaliSat-1 Nepalese scientists Cygnus NG-11 Success
First Nepali satellite launched into space. Part of the Birds-3 program. [87] [88] [89] [90] [91]
3 July 2019
11:50:00 [92] [93] 		Flag of Poland.svg KRAKsat AGH University of Science and Technology / Jagiellonian University Cygnus NG-11 Operational
3 July 2019
11:50:00 [92] [93] 		Flag of Poland.svg Swiatowid SatRevolution Cygnus NG-11 Operational
4 July 2019
16:25:00 [94] 		Flag of France.svg EntrySat ISAE-SUPAERO / ONERA Cygnus NG-11 Operational

2020

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
28 April 2020
15:20 [95] 		Flag of Guatemala.svg Quetzal-1 (Guatesat-1) [96] UVG SpaceX CRS-20 Operational
17 June 2020 [97] Flag of the United States.svg Red-Eye 2 DARPA Cygnus NG-13 Operational
23 June 2020 [98] Flag of the United States.svg Red-Eye 3DARPA Cygnus NG-13 Operational
13 July 2020
13:40:25 [99] 		Flag of the United States.svg DeMi MIT Cygnus NG-13 Operational
13 July 2020
16:55:25 [100] 		Flag of the United States.svg TechEdSat-10 [101] NASA Cygnus NG-13 Success
5 November 2020
09:05:01 [102] 		Flag of the United States.svg SPOC University of Georgia Cygnus NG-14 Operational
5 November 2020
10:40:00 [102] 		Flag of the United States.svg NEUTRON-1 University of Hawaii Cygnus NG-14 Operational
5 November 2020
12:15:00 [102] 		Flag of the United States.svg Lemur-2 Spire Global Cygnus NG-14 Operational [35]
5 November 2020
13:15:01 [102] [103] 		Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg DESCENT York University Cygnus NG-14 Operational
5 November 2020
13:15:01 [102] [103] 		Flag of Israel.svg SATLLA-1 Ariel University Cygnus NG-14 Operational
5 November 2020
13:15:01 [102] [103] 		Flag of the United States.svg Lemur-2 Spire Global Cygnus NG-14 Operational [35]

2021

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
14 March 2021
11:20 [95] 		Flag of Japan.svg OPUSAT-II Osaka Prefecture University/Muroran Institute of Technology Cygnus NG-15 Success
14 March 2021 Flag of Paraguay.svg GuaraníSat-1 Kyushu Institute of Technology/Paraguayan Space Agency Cygnus NG-15 Operational
14 March 2021 Flag of the Philippines.svg Maya-2 Kyushu Institute of Technology Cygnus NG-15 Operational
14 March 2021 Flag of Japan.svg TSURU Kyushu Institute of Technology Cygnus NG-15 Operational
14 March 2021
11:20 [95] 		Flag of Japan.svg RSP-01 Ryman Sat Project Cygnus NG-15 Operational
14 March 2021
11:50 [95] 		Flag of Japan.svg WARP-01 Warpspace Cygnus NG-15 Success
14 March 2021
14:30 [95] 		Flag of Israel.svg TAU-SAT1 Tel Aviv University Cygnus NG-15 Success
14 March 2021
15:00 [95] 		Flag of Japan.svg STARS-EC Shizuoka University Cygnus NG-15 Success
22 March 2021
08:30 [95] 		Flag of Myanmar.svg Flag of Japan.svg Lawkanat-1 MAEU / Hokkaido University Cygnus NG-15 Operational
14 June 2021
05:05 [104] 		Flag of the United States.svg RamSatRobertsville Middle School SpaceX CRS-22 Operational
ELaNa 36 mission
14 June 2021
05:05 [104] 		Flag of the United Kingdom.svg SOAR University of Manchester SpaceX CRS-22 Success
22 June 2021
10:55 [95] 		Flag of Mauritius.svg MIR-SAT1Mauritius Research and Innovation Council SpaceX CRS-22 Success
6 October 2021
09:20 [95] 		Flag of Australia (converted).svg Binar-1 Curtin University SpaceX CRS-23 Operational
6 October 2021 Flag of the Philippines.svg Maya-3 University of the Philippines Diliman / Kyushu Institute of Technology SpaceX CRS-23 Operational
6 October 2021 Flag of the Philippines.svg Maya-4 University of the Philippines Diliman / Kyushu Institute of Technology SpaceX CRS-23 Operational
6 October 2021
10:55 [95] 		Flag of Australia (converted).svg CUAVA-1CUAVA SpaceX CRS-23 Operational

2022

2023

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
6 January 2023
08:02 [95] 		Flag of Indonesia.svg Surya Satellite-1 Surya University SpaceX CRS-26 Success
6 January 2023
09:00 [95] 		Flag of Japan.svg OPTIMAL-1ArkEdge Space / University of Fukui SpaceX CRS-26 Operational
6 January 2023
09:32 [95] 		Flag of Japan.svg HSKSATHaradaseiki Co. SpaceX CRS-26 Success
19 July 2023 Flag of the Philippines.svg Maya-5 University of the Philippines Diliman SpaceX CRS-28 Success
19 July 2023 Flag of the Philippines.svg Maya-6 University of the Philippines Diliman SpaceX CRS-28 Success

Spacecraft awaiting deployment

The following spacecrafts have been brought to the ISS and are scheduled to be deployed.

Deployment date
and time (UTC)		Satellite nameOperatorTransport to the ISSOutcome
18 December 2023 [129] Flag of Japan.svg BEAK University of Tokyo / JAXA SpaceX CRS-29 Awaiting deployment
18 December 2023 [129] Flag of Japan.svg Clark sat-1Clark Memorial International High School SpaceX CRS-29 Awaiting deployment

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