List of Space-related missions (Anteria)

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Logo used by the United Anterian Space Agency, the organization running the ISS

The following page includes the list of all artificial satellites, space stations, probes and missions done in Anteria

Human stations

Station name	Call name	Patch	Crew	Ownership	Deployed	Destroyed
Caliesia Outpost	SIGMA		4	San Calia	5 June 2021	—
International Space Station	ALPHA		17	International ( UASA)	3 April 1996	—
Liberty Space Station	LIBERTY		4	SADA (Foxomexra)	5 March 2015	—
Sekidean Low Anterian Orbit Station	SLAOS		4	Sekidean Union	3 December 1999	—

Anterian orbit satellites

Satellite name	Patch	Purpose	Operator	Deployed	Destroyed	Note

Viџuꞇel program

Satellite name	Purpose	Operator	Deployed	Destroyed	Note
Viџuꞇel 1	SatNav	Zhousheng	20 August 2010	—
Viџuꞇel 2	SatNav	Zhousheng	1 February 2011	—
Viџuꞇel 3	SatNav	Zhousheng	5 July 2011	—
Viџuꞇel 4	Telecom	Zhousheng	22 January 2012	—
Viџuꞇel 5	Telecom	Zhousheng	29 July 2012	—
Viџuꞇel 6	Sat. TV	Zhousheng	2 January 2013	—
Viџuꞇel 7	Sat. TV	Zhousheng	28 May 2013	—
Viџuꞇel 8	Coordination	Zhousheng	1 June 2013	—	First ever use of the Hermes-A rocked model
Viџuꞇel 9	Telecom	Zhousheng	3 January 2014	3 January 2014	The launch failed and the satellite exploded
Viџuꞇel 9b	SatNav	Zhousheng	3 February 2014	—	Replacement mission for Viџuꞇel 9
Viџuꞇel 10	SatNav	Kentalis	16 April 2014	—
Viџuꞇel 11	Sat. TV	Zhousheng	5 August 2014	—
Viџuꞇel 11b		Zhousheng	3 October 2014	—	Launch of supplementary module for Viџuꞇel 11
Viџuꞇel 12	Telecom	Zhousheng	13 December 2014	—
Viџuꞇel 13	Sat. TV	Zhousheng	22 February 2015	—	First ever use of the Hermes-B rocked model
Viџuꞇel 14	Space telescope	Monte Blanco	31 May 2014	—
Viџuꞇel 15	SatNav	Zhousheng	12 October 2014	—
Viџuꞇel 16	Sat. TV	Zhousheng	13 January 2015	—

Satellites outside of Anterian orbit

The Tendor System clickable scheme
Sun	Slahonus	Anteria	Stratos	Lesser belt	Bieruta	Greater belt	Aurious	Nirduk	Tsanfau	Border belt

Satellite name	Type	Operator	Start	Note
Vector 1	Planetary flyby	Prybourne	4 November 1960	Mission failed due to battery failure
Vector 2	Planetary flyby	Prybourne	21 February 1961	First flyby of Slahonus and Stratos
Viscosity 1	Planetary flyby	Prybourne
Viscosity 2	Planetary flyby	Prybourne
Viscosity 3	Planetary flyby	Prybourne	14 May 1971	First flyby of Aurious and Nirduk
Watcher 1	Stratoan orbital	Zhousheng Kentalis	12 March 1986
Watcher 2	Bierutan orbital	Zhousheng Kentalis	17 November 1989

Space programme missions

Endeavour (rover)

On 17 March 2020, SpekeX successfully launched the Stratos rover, Endeavour, to Stratos using the Valk 9 Rocket. This marked the first time that SpekeX had sent a rover to another celestial body and was a major achievement for the company. The rover has been on the surface of Stratos for over a year now, gathering thousands of pieces of data for scientists on Anteria to analyze. The mission has provided detailed information about the atmosphere and geology of Stratos, as well as photos of the Stratoshian surface and information about liquid light hydrocarbons found on its surface. Despite the harsh conditions on Stratos, with average temperatures of around -100°C (-148°F), the rover has managed to stay operational and continue its mission. The Stratos rover mission has been a major success for SpekeX and has contributed significantly to the field of space exploration.

Lunar programme missions

Map of the Moon with notable landmarks named

The Olesia programme

Mission name	Patch	Crew	Operator	Start	Landing	Return	Note
Olesia 1		3	San Calia	11 January 1966	—	13 January 1966	Orbital rocked manned test
Olesia 2		3	San Calia	16 April 1966	—	20 April 1966	Trans-lunar injection mission
Olesia 3		3	San Calia	20 November 1966	—	26 November 1966	Lunar module test flight
Olesia 4		3	San Calia	10 January 1967	—	23 January 1967	Dress rehearsal lunar mission
Olesia 5		3	San Calia	16 July 1967	20 July 1967	25 July 1967	First ever lunar landing, in North East Mare Unitatis
Olesia 6		3	San Calia	10 April 1968	14 April 1968	19 April 1968	Manned Mission in North West Mare Unitatis
Olesia 7		3	San Calia	27 January 1969	31 January 1969	4 February 1969	Manned Mission in Mare Spei
Olesia 8		3	San Calia	14 May 1971	17 May 1971	22 May 1971	Manned Mission in Arngeir Crater
Olesia 9		3	San Calia	15 September 1971	19 September 1971	25 September 1971	Manned Mission in Mare Legionis
Olesia 10		3	San Calia	2 March 1972	6 March 1972	10 March 1972	Manned Mission in Kanteng Crater

Azillian lunar program

Mission name	Patch	Crew	Operator	Start	Landing	Return	Note
Azishk		—	Aziallis	22 May 1967	—	23 January 1966	Orbital rocked unmanned test
Usyer		—	Aziallis	13 January 1968	—	19 January 1968	Trans-lunar injection mission
Mazirez		2	Aziallis	12 December 1968	—	14 December 1968	Lunar module test flight
Azinaya		2	Aziallis	12 September 1969	—	19 September 1969	Dress rehearsal lunar mission
Aziz		2	Aziallis	10 January 1970	13 January 1970	17 January 1970	Manned Mission to northeastern Mare Spei
Kaeri		2	Aziallis	27 September 1970	—	28 September 1970	Mission aborted after a critical failure
Chanadya		2	Aziallis	15 December 1970	19 December 1970	23 December 1970	Manned Mission to northeastern Mare Unitatis
Yovari		2	Aziallis	2 August 1973	5 August 1973	10 August 1973	Manned Mission to western Mare Pacis

The Orion Programme

Mission name	Patch	Crew	Operator	Start	Landing	Return	Note
Orion 1		3	San Calia	7 January 2018	11 January 2018	16 January 2018	Manned Mission to Mare Iustitiæ
Orion 2		3	San Calia	14 March 2018	18 March 2018	22 March 2018	Manned Mission to Mare Spei
Orion 3		3	San Calia	6 August 2018	—	13 August 2018	Mission aborted due to oxygen problem
Orion 4		3	San Calia	28 August 2018	1 September 2018	6 September 2018	Manned Mission to Häpp Crater / Mare Spei
Orion 5		3	San Calia	7 January 2019	11 January 2019	16 January 2019	Manned Mission to Mare Amoris
Orion 6		2	San Calia	3 February 2019	—	9 February 2019	Manned flyby
Orion 7		3	San Calia	28 February 2019	—	5 March 2019	Manned flyby
Orion 8		—	San Calia	17 March 2019	—	24 March 2019	Unmanned flyby
Orion 9		—	San Calia	1 April 2019	4 April 2019	—	Unmanned Rover to Mare Potestatis, crashed, contact lost
Orion 10		—	San Calia	16 July 2019	20 July 2019	—	Unmanned Rover to Guldarn Crater, crashed, contact lost
Orion 11		—	San Calia	15 September 2019	19 September 2019	—	Unmanned Rover to Ahrenfahrt Crater, crashed, contact lost
Orion 12		—	San Calia	3 May 2020	8 May 2020	—	Unmanned Rover to Sipa Crater, successful landing
Orion 13		—	San Calia	27 May 2020	1 June 2020	—	Unmanned Rover to Guldarn Crater, successful
Orion 14		—	San Calia	14 August 2020	19 August 2020	—	Unmanned Rover to Nuncus Crater, successful
Orion 15		3	San Calia	28 October 2020	30 October 2020	2 November 2020	Manned Mission to northern Mare Æternitas
Orion 16		4	San Calia	21 December 2020	24 December 2020	5 January 2021	Manned Mission to southern Mare Æternitas
Orion 17		4	San Calia	27 December 2020	31 December 2020		Manned Mission to Nito Crater
Orion 18		4	San Calia	24 May 2021	—	28 May 2021	Manned Mission Testing New Command and Lunar Modules
Orion 19		3	San Calia Zhousheng				Manned Mission to Karanji Crater

Location of the missions

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

1 Olesia 5 - Test mission 2 Olesia 6 - Test mission 3 Olesia 7 - Research mission 4 Aziz - Test mission 5 Chanadya - Research mission 6 Olesia 8 - Research mission 7 Olesia 9 - Research mission 8 Olesia 10 - Research mission 9 Yovari - Research mission 10 Orion 1 - Test mission 11 Orion 2 - Test mission 12 Orion 4 - Research mission 13 Orion 5 - Research mission 14 Veures 3 - Test mission 15 Orion 15 - Test mission 16 Orion 16 - Research mission 17 Orion 17 - Research mission 18 Orion 19 - Research mission 19 Caliesia Outpost