Stephen Clark is the Editor of Spaceflight Now, a web-based publication dedicated to covering rocket launches, human spaceflight and exploration. He joined the Spaceflight Now team in 2009 and previously wrote as a senior reporter with the Daily Texan. You can follow Stephen's latest project at SpaceflightNow.com and on Twitter.
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China targets 2013 for launch of a lunar landing mission.

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China lifted off an unmanned weather satellite Friday.

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China launched a new a high-resolution civil mapping satellite.

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The Soyuz rocket will launch six Globalstar communications satellites into orbit.

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China's Dec. 22 launch surpassed the U.S. tally for most rocket launches in year.

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China will launch a massive Nigerian communications satellite Monday to link Africans with television programming, education services and navigation signals.

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Japanese officials have not revealed the capabilities of the satellite.

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The troubled Phobos-Grunt spacecraft remains in a low-altitude orbit above Earth.

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The Akari infrared space telescope was turned off on Nov. 24 after five years of scanning the sky.

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A tracking station in Australia succeeded in contacting the Russian Phobos-Grunt probe.

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A Chinese Long March 2D rocket launched into space carrying two satellites.

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China launched a military recon satellite and a new university-built spacecraft during the space shot.

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A Russian rocket delivered three navigation satellites into orbit today.

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NASA will recycle launch equipment for its new heavy-lift rocket.

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An Indo-French climate satellite was successfully launched into orbit on Oct. 12 aboard an Indian rocket.

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A Russian Soyuz rocket launches a set of new Glonass satellites into orbit on Oct. 2.

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An unexpected labor strike halted the launch of a European Ariane 5 rocket on Tuesday.

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China plans to go ahead with the launch of a space station later this year despite a satellite launch mishap in August 2011.

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Seven small satellites to serve organizations on four continents rocketed out of a missile silo in Russia.

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China's new Haiyang 2 satellite will help prevent disasters at sea.

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China deployed a communications satellite for Pakistan on Thursday, August 11, 2011, aboard a Long March 3B rocket.

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A Chinese Long March rocket launched on July 27, delivering a navigation satellite into orbit.

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A huge Proton rocket launched two new satellites into orbit Friday (July 15).
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