Template:Future spaceflights

Future spaceflights

2023	SpaceX Crew-7 (August) Soyuz MS-24 (September) Polaris Dawn (September) Boeing Starliner CFT (Summer 2023) Shenzhou 17 (October) Axiom-3 (November)
2024	Shenzhou 18 (H1 2024) Artemis 2 (November) Shenzhou 19 (H2 2024) Boeing Starliner-1 (2024)
2025+	Shenzhou 20 (2025) Artemis 3 (2025) Gaganyaan 3 (2025) Artemis 4 (2028) Artemis 5 (2029) dearMoon project Vast-1

Uncrewed

2023	Aditya-L1 (July) Chandrayaan-3 (June) Cygnus NG-19 (August) Euclid (July) GOSAT-GW HTV-X1 IM-1 (Q3) IM-2 / Lunar Trailblazer LOXSAT-1 Luna 25 (August) Peregrine Mission One (May) Psyche (October) XRISM / SLIM (August) XPoSat
2024	Blue Ghost M1 Biomass DESTINY⁺ DISHA EarthCARE ESCAPADE (August) Europa Clipper (October) GOES-U (April) Hakuto-R M2 IM-3 IHP-1 ispace M3 Hera / Milani / Juventas (October) Luna 26 MMX (September) MOM 2 NISAR PACE (January) PPE / HALO (November) Proba-3 Shukrayaan-1 SNC Demo-1 Space Rider SVOM TRACERS (February) Türksat 6A UN/Dream Chaser VIPER (November) WSF-M 1 Xuntian Gaganyaan 1 Gaganyaan 2
2025	ALTIUS / FLEX Chang'e 6 IMAP / Solar Cruiser / SWFO-L1 Garatéa-L Luna 27 LUPEX MetOp-SG Series A MetOp-SG Series B MULA SMILE (April) SPHEREx / PUNCH (April) Tianwen-2 (May)
2026	Chang'e 7 / Rashid 2 IHP-2 Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope (2026–2027) PLATO ULTRASAT VOICE
2027+	Chang'e 8 (2027) Dragonfly (2027) FORUM (2027) Luna 28 (2027) JASMINE (2028) LiteBIRD (2028) MSR (2028) NEO Surveyor (2028) Rosalind Franklin rover (2028) SAOCOM-2A (2028) Spektr-UV (2028) Tianwen-3 (2028) ARIEL / Comet Interceptor (2029) DAVINCI (2029) Harmony (2029) Tianwen-4 (2029) Venera-D (2029–2031) VERITAS (2029) SAOCOM-2B (2030) Spektr-M (2030) EnVision (2031) Athena (2035) LISA (2037)
TBA	Europa Lander Janus Nano-JASMINE PETREL TEREX-1 (mid 2020s)

Recently
launched

SpaceX Crew-6 (2 March)
SpaceX CRS-27 (15 March)
JUICE (14 April)
TROPICS (8 May)
Tianzhou 6 (10 May)
Shenzhou 16 (30 May)

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