List of manned spacecraft

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This is a list of manned spacecraft (including space stations) sorted by manufacturer/operator and series in chronological order.

Contents 1 Operational spacecraft 1.1 China National Space Administration 1.2 NASA 1.2.1 ISTRO SPACE MISSIONS 1.3 Scaled Composites / The Spaceship Company 1.4 Russian Federal Space Agency 1.4.1 Soviet/Russian space stations 2 Proposed spacecraft 2.1 Commercial 2.1.1 AERA Corporation 2.1.2 Da Vinci Project 2.1.3 Interorbital Systems 2.1.4 Masten Space Systems 2.1.5 Rocketplane Kistler 2.1.6 Scaled Composites / The Spaceship Company 2.1.7 Space Adventures 2.1.8 SpaceX 2.1.9 SpaceDev 2.1.10 Starchaser_Industries 2.1.11 T/Space 2.1.12 XCOR Aerospace 2.2 NASA 2.3 Russian Federal Space Agency 3 See also

[edit] Operational spacecraft

[edit] China National Space Administration

• Shenzhou spacecraft

[edit] NASA

• Mercury spacecraft
• Gemini spacecraft
• Apollo spacecraft

Apollo Command/Service Module

Apollo Lunar Module

• X-15
• Space Shuttle program

[edit] ISTRO SPACE MISSIONS

• Skylab
• International Space Station

[edit] Scaled Composites / The Spaceship Company

• SpaceShipOne (suborbital)

[edit] Russian Federal Space Agency

Includes spacecraft developed by the Soviet Union.

• Vostok spacecraft
• Voskhod spacecraft
• Soyuz spacecraft
• LK Lander

[edit] Soviet/Russian space stations

• Salyut
• Mir
• International Space Station

[edit] Proposed spacecraft

[edit] Commercial

[edit] AERA Corporation

• Altairis (suborbital, in development)

[edit] Da Vinci Project

• Wild Fire (suborbital, in development)

[edit] Interorbital Systems

• Neutrino (suborbital, in development)
• Neptune (orbital, proposed)

[edit] Masten Space Systems

• XA Series (suborbital, in development)
• O Series (orbital, proposed)
• XL Series (orbital/lunar, proposed)

[edit] Rocketplane Kistler

• Rocketplane XP (suborbital, in development)
• K-1 (orbital, in development)

[edit] Scaled Composites / The Spaceship Company

• SpaceShipTwo (suborbital, in development)
• SpaceShipThree (orbital, proposed)

[edit] Space Adventures

• Space Adventures Explorer (suborbital, in development)

[edit] SpaceX

• Dragon (orbital/lunar(proposed), in development)

[edit] SpaceDev

• Dream Chaser (suborbital/orbital(?), in development)

[edit] Starchaser_Industries

• Nova 2 (suborbital, in development)
• Thunderstar (suborbital, in development)

[edit] T/Space

• Crew Transfer Vehicle (orbital, in development)

[edit] XCOR Aerospace

• Xerus (suborbital, in development)

[edit] NASA

• Orion spacecraft (in development)
  • Orion Command/Service Module
  • Altair Lunar Surface Access Module

[edit] Russian Federal Space Agency

• Shuttle Buran (project cancelled after test flights, never had life support systems)
• Kliper (in development)

[edit] See also

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