1998 orbital launches
In 1998, ExGalactic records 82 orbital launch attempts.
Counts include only launches confirmed by at least two independent sources.
By country
| Launches | Country |
|---|---|
| 30 | USA |
| 17 | Kazakhstan |
| 11 | French Guiana |
| 9 | Other |
| 7 | Russia |
| 6 | China |
| 2 | Japan |
Launches
- Lunar Prospector — 7 January 1998, 02:28 UTC — Success
- Skynet 4D — 10 January 1998, 00:32 UTC — Success
- Ofeq-4 — 22 January 1998, 12:56 UTC — Failure
- STS-89 — 23 January 1998, 02:48 UTC — Success
- Soyuz TM-27 — 29 January 1998, 16:33 UTC — Success
- NROL-5 — 29 January 1998, 18:37 UTC — Success
- Inmarsat-3 F5 & Brasilsat B3 — 4 February 1998, 23:29 UTC — Success
- GFO — 10 February 1998, 13:20 UTC — Success
- Globalstar 1 to 4 — 14 February 1998, 14:34 UTC — Success
- Yantar-1KFT 19 — 17 February 1998, 10:35 UTC — Success
- Iridium 50, 52, 53, 54, 56 — 18 February 1998, 13:58 UTC — Success
- Kakehashi — 21 February 1998, 07:55 UTC — Success
- Broadband Advanced Technologies Satellite (BATSAT/Teledesic T1) & Student Nitric Oxide Explorer (SNOE) — 26 February 1998, 07:07 UTC — Success
- Hot Bird 4 — 27 February 1998, 22:38 UTC — Success
- INTELSAT 806 — 28 February 1998, 00:21 UTC — Success
- Progress M-38 — 14 March 1998, 22:45 UTC — Success
- UHF F/O F8 — 16 March 1998, 21:32 UTC — Success
- SPOT-4 — 24 March 1998, 01:46 UTC — Success
- Iridium 51 & 61 — 25 March 1998, 17:01 UTC — Success
- Iridium 55 to 60 — 30 March 1998, 06:02 UTC — Success
- Transition Region and Coronal Explorer (TRACE) — 2 April 1998, 02:42 UTC — Success
- Iridium 62 to 68 — 7 April 1998, 02:13 UTC — Success
- STS-90 — 17 April 1998, 18:19 UTC — Success
- Globalstar 6, 8, 14, 15 — 24 April 1998, 22:38 UTC — Success
- Nilesat 101 & BSat 1b — 28 April 1998, 22:53 UTC — Success
- US-KMO 4 — 29 April 1998, 04:36 UTC — Success
- Iridium 69 & 71 — 2 May 1998, 09:16 UTC — Success
- US-K 79 — 7 May 1998, 08:53 UTC — Success
- Echostar IV — 7 May 1998, 23:45 UTC — Success
- NROL-6 — 9 May 1998, 01:38 UTC — Success
- NOAA 15 — 13 May 1998, 15:52 UTC — Success
- Progress M-39 — 14 May 1998, 22:12 UTC — Success
- Iridium 70, 72 to 75 — 17 May 1998, 21:16 UTC — Success
- Zhongwei 1 — 30 May 1998, 10:00 UTC — Success
- STS-91 — 2 June 1998, 22:06 UTC — Success
- Thor III — 10 June 1998, 00:35 UTC — Success
- Strela-3 119 to 124 — 15 June 1998, 22:58 UTC — Success
- INTELSAT 805 — 18 June 1998, 22:48 UTC — Success
- Yantar-4K2 78 — 24 June 1998, 18:29 UTC — Success
- Yantar-4KS1M 8 — 25 June 1998, 14:00 UTC — Success
- Molniya-3 61L — 1 July 1998, 00:48 UTC — Success
- Nozomi — 3 July 1998, 18:12 UTC — Success
- Tubsat-N & N1 — 7 July 1998, 03:15 UTC — Success
- Resurs-O1 — 10 July 1998, 06:30 UTC — Success
- Xinnuo 1 — 18 July 1998, 09:20 UTC — Success
- Tselina-2 20 — 28 July 1998, 09:15 UTC — Success
- Orbcomm-B1 - B8 — 2 August 1998, 16:24 UTC — Success
- Mercury 16 — 12 August 1998, 11:30 UTC — Failure
- Soyuz TM-28 — 13 August 1998, 09:43 UTC — Success
- Iridium 76 & 78 — 19 August 1998, 23:01 UTC — Success
- ST-1 — 25 August 1998, 23:07 UTC — Success
- Galaxy 10 — 27 August 1998, 01:17 UTC — Failure
- Astra 2A — 30 August 1998, 00:31 UTC — Success
- Kwangmyongsong 1 — 31 August 1998, 03:07 UTC — Failure
- Iridium 77, 79 to 82 — 8 September 1998, 21:13 UTC — Success
- Globalstar 5, 7, 9 to 13, 16 to 18, 20, 21 — 9 September 1998, 20:29 UTC — Failure
- PAS 7 — 16 September 1998, 06:31 UTC — Success
- Orbcomm-C1 - C8 — 23 September 1998, 05:06 UTC — Success
- Molniya-1T 91 — 28 September 1998, 23:41 UTC — Success
- NROL-8 — 3 October 1998, 10:04 UTC — Success
- Eutelsat W2 & Sirius 3 — 5 October 1998, 22:51 UTC — Success
- Hot Bird 5 — 9 October 1998, 22:50 UTC — Success
- UHF F/O F9 — 20 October 1998, 07:19 UTC — Success
- MaqSat 3 & ARD — 21 October 1998, 16:37 UTC — Success
- Satélite de Coleta de Dados-2 (SCD-2) — 23 October 1998, 00:02 UTC — Success
- Deep Space 1 — 24 October 1998, 12:08 UTC — Success
- Progress M-40 — 25 October 1998, 04:14 UTC — Success
- Afristar & GE 5 — 28 October 1998, 22:15 UTC — Success
- STS-95 — 29 October 1998, 19:19 UTC — Success
- PAS 8 — 4 November 1998, 05:12 UTC — Success
- Iridium 83 to 87 — 6 November 1998, 13:37 UTC — Success
- Zarya — 20 November 1998, 06:40 UTC — Success
- BONUM-1 — 22 November 1998, 23:54 UTC — Success
- STS-88 — 4 December 1998, 08:35 UTC — Success
- Satmex 5 — 6 December 1998, 00:43 UTC — Success
- Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite (SWAS) — 6 December 1998, 00:57 UTC — Success
- Nadezhda 8 — 10 December 1998, 11:57 UTC — Success
- Mars Climate Orbiter — 11 December 1998, 18:45 UTC — Success
- Iridium 88 & 89 — 19 December 1998, 11:39 UTC — Success
- PAS 6B — 22 December 1998, 01:08 UTC — Success
- Parus 90 — 24 December 1998, 20:02 UTC — Success
- Uragan 72 to 74 — 30 December 1998, 18:35 UTC — Success
Sources: Jonathan's Space Report (GCAT), CC-BY; CelesTrak; Launch Library 2.
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