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|list1 = [[Mars Polar Lander]] {{!}} [[Formosat-1|ROCSAT-1]] {{!}} [[Stardust (spacecraft)|Stardust]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 23]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 36]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 38]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 40]] {{!}} [[Galaxy 26|Telstar 6]] {{!}} [[JCSAT-4A|JCSAT-6]] {{!}} '''[[Soyuz TM-29]]''' {{!}} [[P91-1 ARGOS|ARGOS]]{{,}} [[Ørsted (satellite)|Ørsted]]{{,}} [[SUNSAT]] {{!}} [[Arabsat 3A]]{{,}} [[Skynet 4E]] {{!}} [[Globus No.15|Globus #15]] {{!}} [[Wide Field Infrared Explorer]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 23]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 37]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 41]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 46]] {{!}} [[AsiaSat 3S]] {{!}} [[DemoSat (satellite)|DemoSat]] {{!}} [[Progress M-41]]{{,}} [[Sputnik 99]] {{!}} [[INSAT-2E]] {{!}} [[USA-142]] {{!}} [[Eutelsat W3]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 19]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 42]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 44]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 45]] {{!}} [[Landsat 7]] {{!}} [[UoSAT-12]] {{!}} ''[[Ikonos-1]]'' {{!}} [[A Broadband Imaging X-ray All-sky Survey|ABRAXIS]]{{,}} [[Megsat-0]] {{!}} [[USA-143]] {{!}} [[Orion 3 (satellite)|Orion 3]] {{!}} [[Feng Yun 1C]]{{,}} [[Shijian 5]] {{!}} [[TERRIERS]]{{,}} [[MUBLCOM]] {{!}} [[Nimiq 1]] {{!}} [[USA-144]] {{!}} [[Oceansat-1]]{{,}} [[Kitsat-3]]{{,}} [[DLR-Tubsat]] {{!}} '''[[STS-96]]''' ([[STARSHINE|Starshine 1]]) {{!}} [[Globalstar 25]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 47]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 49]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 52]] {{!}} [[Iridium 14A]]{{,}} [[Iridium 21A]] {{!}} [[Astra 1H]] {{!}} [[QuikSCAT]] {{!}} [[Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer|FUSE]] {{!}} ''[[Gran' No.45|Gran' #45]]'' {{!}} [[Molniya 3-50]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 30]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 32]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 35]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 51]] {{!}} [[Progress M-42]] {{!}} [[Okean-O]] {{!}} '''[[STS-93]]''' ([[Chandra X-ray Observatory|Chandra]]) {{!}} [[Globalstar 26]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 28]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 43]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 48]] {{!}} [[Telkom 1]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 24]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 27]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 53]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 54]] {{!}} [[Kosmos 2365]] {{!}} [[Kosmos 2366]] {{!}} [[Koreasat 3]] {{!}} [[Yamal-101]]{{,}} [[Yamal-102]] {{!}} [[Foton 12]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 33]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 50]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 55]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 58]] {{!}} [[EchoStar V]] {{!}} [[Ikonos 2]] {{!}} [[Galaxy 27|Telstar 7]] {{!}} [[LMI-1]] {{!}} [[Resurs F-1M]] {{!}} [[USA-145]] {{!}} [[DirecTV-1R]] {{!}} [[Zi Yuan 1]]{{,}} [[SACI-1]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 31]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 56]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 57]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 59]] {{!}} [[ |
|list1 = [[Mars Polar Lander]] {{!}} [[Formosat-1|ROCSAT-1]] {{!}} [[Stardust (spacecraft)|Stardust]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 23]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 36]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 38]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 40]] {{!}} [[Galaxy 26|Telstar 6]] {{!}} [[JCSAT-4A|JCSAT-6]] {{!}} '''[[Soyuz TM-29]]''' {{!}} [[P91-1 ARGOS|ARGOS]]{{,}} [[Ørsted (satellite)|Ørsted]]{{,}} [[SUNSAT]] {{!}} [[Arabsat 3A]]{{,}} [[Skynet 4E]] {{!}} [[Globus No.15|Globus #15]] {{!}} [[Wide Field Infrared Explorer]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 23]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 37]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 41]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 46]] {{!}} [[AsiaSat 3S]] {{!}} [[DemoSat (satellite)|DemoSat]] {{!}} [[Progress M-41]]{{,}} [[Sputnik 99]] {{!}} [[INSAT-2E]] {{!}} [[USA-142]] {{!}} [[Eutelsat W3]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 19]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 42]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 44]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 45]] {{!}} [[Landsat 7]] {{!}} [[UoSAT-12]] {{!}} ''[[Ikonos-1]]'' {{!}} [[A Broadband Imaging X-ray All-sky Survey|ABRAXIS]]{{,}} [[Megsat-0]] {{!}} [[USA-143]] {{!}} [[Orion 3 (satellite)|Orion 3]] {{!}} [[Feng Yun 1C]]{{,}} [[Shijian 5]] {{!}} [[TERRIERS]]{{,}} [[MUBLCOM]] {{!}} [[Nimiq 1]] {{!}} [[USA-144]] {{!}} [[Oceansat-1]]{{,}} [[Kitsat-3]]{{,}} [[DLR-Tubsat]] {{!}} '''[[STS-96]]''' ([[STARSHINE|Starshine 1]]) {{!}} [[Globalstar 25]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 47]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 49]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 52]] {{!}} [[Iridium 14A]]{{,}} [[Iridium 21A]] {{!}} [[Astra 1H]] {{!}} [[QuikSCAT]] {{!}} [[Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer|FUSE]] {{!}} ''[[Gran' No.45|Gran' #45]]'' {{!}} [[Molniya 3-50]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 30]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 32]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 35]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 51]] {{!}} [[Progress M-42]] {{!}} [[Okean-O]] {{!}} '''[[STS-93]]''' ([[Chandra X-ray Observatory|Chandra]]) {{!}} [[Globalstar 26]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 28]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 43]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 48]] {{!}} [[Telkom 1]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 24]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 27]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 53]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 54]] {{!}} [[Kosmos 2365]] {{!}} [[Kosmos 2366]] {{!}} [[Koreasat 3]] {{!}} [[Yamal-101]]{{,}} [[Yamal-102]] {{!}} [[Foton 12]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 33]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 50]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 55]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 58]] {{!}} [[EchoStar V]] {{!}} [[Ikonos 2]] {{!}} [[Galaxy 27|Telstar 7]] {{!}} [[LMI-1]] {{!}} [[Resurs F-1M]] {{!}} [[USA-145]] {{!}} [[DirecTV-1R]] {{!}} [[Zi Yuan 1]]{{,}} [[SACI-1]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 31]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 56]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 57]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 59]] {{!}} [[Telstar 12|Orion 2]] {{!}} ''[[Ekspress A1]]'' {{!}} [[AMC-4|GE-4]] {{!}} ''[[MTSAT-1]]'' {{!}} [[Shenzhou 1]] {{!}} [[Globalstar 29]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 34]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 39]]{{,}} [[Globalstar 61]] {{!}} [[USA-146]] {{!}} [[Hélios 1B]]{{,}} [[Clementine (satellite)|Clementine]] {{!}} [[Orbcomm FM30]]{{,}} [[Orbcomm FM31]]{{,}} [[Orbcomm FM32]]{{,}} [[Orbcomm FM33]]{{,}} [[Orbcomm FM34]]{{,}} [[Orbcomm FM35]]{{,}} [[Orbcomm FM36]] {{!}} [[XMM-Newton]] {{!}} ''[[SACI-2]]'' {{!}} [[USA-147]] {{!}} [[Terra (satellite)|Terra]] {{!}} '''[[STS-103]]''' {{!}} [[Arirang-1]]{{,}} [[Active Cavity Radiometer Irradiance Monitor Satellite|ACRIMSAT]]{{,}} [[Celestis|Millennial]] {{!}} [[Galaxy 11]] {{!}} [[Kosmos 2367]] {{!}} [[Kosmos 2368]] |
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Orbital launch by year templates are navboxes listing orbital launches (as opposed to suborbital launches which do not complete a full orbit) during that year. These navboxes include both successful and failed launches as well as separate orbital payloads and are located at the bottom of orbital spacecraft articles (such as Landsat 8) or articles of the series (such as 2001 in spaceflight).
Orbital launch by year templates span from 1957 with the launch of the Soviet Sputnik 1 to the present year. Users can use the overall Orbital launches by year template found at the bottom of this documentation to quickly access a given year's navbox.
To include an orbital launch by year navbox on an article, place the appropriate year's navbox at the bottom of the article, below Appendices sections (Works or publications, See also, Notes and references, Further reading, External links) and above Categories. For more information on navbox placement in a Wikipedia article, see the Layout section of the Wikipedia Manual of Style.
Within the navbox are twelve groups (group1 through group12) containing the name of the month fully spelled out (e.g. January or September). Under each month is a single list (list1 in January, list2 in February, etc.) which contains each launch and payload launched during that month bulleted.
Item Name. It is important to remember this navbox is to enumerate launches, not necessarily satellites. To enter a launch, type the primary payload name. Note the naming conventions section near the bottom of this page. Item names should be linked to the most specific article encompassing of that launch (e.g. Türksat 5B). If no specific article exists (e.g. FSW-2 4), link to class or program's article (e.g. Fanhui Shi Weixing). For example:
Batch Deployments. For batch deployments, where multiple identical (or likely identical) satellites are launched, place the number of satellites in that launch's batch in parentheses. When a range of satellites from a larger class is launched, list the class name and the range of satellites included in that launch (e.g. Yaogan 31 D–F). For example:
Multiple Launches in Same Month. If multiple satellites of the same name or class are launched separately during the same month, use the times symbol (×) to indicate how many launches occurred that month. For example, five ÑuSat satellites were separately launched in April 2022. This item would be listed as:
Multiple Payloads. When a single launch contains multiple payloads, separate the payloads by a comma instead entering a new list item. For example:
Sub-Payloads. For launches containing payloads that themselves contain payloads (e.g. the LICIACube sub-satellite deployed from the DART satellite), place the sub-payload in parentheses. For example:
In order to allow quick visual identification and characterization of orbital launches, this navbox uses the following styles for list items and their separations.
When a launched payload falls into one of the following categories, it should following the naming convention found below.
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| USAF-designated "USA" satellites | Use only the USA designation (e.g. USA-35, USA-293) and link to the specific article if one exists (e.g. USA-298) or the article List of USA satellites if one does not. Do not use the NRO launch designation (NROL-2) or project name (KH-11 12). |
| Kosmos satellites | Similar to USA satellites, list Kosmos satellites like "Kosmos-2251". Do not use the type of satellite (Strela-2). Link to the specific article if one exists (e.g.) or the article Kosmos (satellite) if one does not. |
Note: Navboxes for earlier years may not reflect this current standard. Edits made to update these navboxes are to the standard listed here are appreciated.
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