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20th century 1990s 19982000 1 places

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Dnepr-1 – Fastrac – KOMPSAT – Long March 2F – Long March 4B – NASA X-38 – Oceansat – Orbital Sciences X-34 – Shenzhou programme – Russia: Dnepr-1 – Democratic Republic of the Congo: Dnepr-1 – Fastrac – KOMPSAT – Long March 2F – Long March 4B – NASA X-38 – Oceansat – Orbital Sciences X-34 – Shenzhou programme – 

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1999 STS-103
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TypeSubtypeDateDescriptionDetailsSource
classspace object1999KOMPSATEarth observation satelliteWikidata
classspaceflight1999Soyuz TM-29Ivan Bella, Jean-Pierre Haigneré, Sergey Avdeyev, Soyuz-TM, Viktor Afanasyev, human spaceflightWikidata
classspace program1999Shenzhou programmeWikidata
classspace object1999OceansatEarth observation satelliteWikidata
classspaceflight1999Mir-PerseusJean-Pierre Haigneré, space mission,Wikidata
classspace object1999NASA X-38spacecraftWikidata
classspaceflight1999Stardustsample-return mission, space probeWikidata
classspaceflight1999PSLV-C2uncrewed spaceflightWikidata
classspaceflight1999STS-93Catherine Coleman, Eileen Collins, Jeffrey Ashby, Koichi Wakata, Michel Tognini, Steven Hawley, human spaceflightWikidata
classrocket1999Progress M-41Progress-MWikidata
classrocket1999Progress M-42Progress-MWikidata
classrocket1999Dnepr-1launch vehicleWikidata
classrocket1999Long March 2FLong March 2Wikidata
classrocket1999Long March 4BLong March 4Wikidata
classrocket engine1999Fastracrocket engineWikidata
classspace object1999Orbital Sciences X-34experimental aircraft, sub-orbital spaceplane, unmanned aerial vehicleWikidata
classspaceflight1999Mars Polar Landerlander, robotic spacecraft, space missionWikidata
classspaceflight1999STS-103Claude Nicollier, Curtis Brown, Jean-François Clervoy, John M. Grunsfeld, Michael Foale, Scott Kelly, Steven Smith, human spaceflightWikidata