Unofficial Shuttle Schedule

Unofficial Shuttle Launch Schedule

as of February 8, 2010

Ascii version of this document

On Orbit: STS-130 Endeavour (ISS-32), Pad A, Feb 8, 2010 (ISS-32-20A: Node 3, Cupola)
Next launch scheduled: STS-131 Discovery (ISS-33), Pad A, Mar 18, 2010 (ISS-33-19A: MPLM, LMC)

Upcoming Shuttle Missions:

STS-131  Discovery (ISS-33)   Pad A  Mar 18, 2010 (ISS-33-19A: MPLM, LMC)
STS-132  Atlantis  (ISS-34)   Pad A  May 14, 2010 (ISS-34-ULF4: MPLM, ICC, MRM1)
STS-134  Endeavour (ISS-35)   Pad A  Jul 29, 2010 (ISS-35-ULF6: MLPM, ELC3, AMS)
STS-133  Discovery (ISS-36)   Pad A  Sep 16, 2010 (ISS-36-ULF5: MPLM, ELC4)

                      *** ISS Assembly Complete ***

NOTE: This schedule was prepared from various and partly discordant Nasa and other sources, so it should be taken with appropriate care. Actual launch dates are set at the Flight Readiness Review held about two weeks prior to launch.

International Space Station (ISS) flies in an orbit inclined 51.60 degrees to Earth's equator (as did Mir), while the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) is in a 28.47 degrees inclined orbit.

This list is intended to succeed Bob Waterman's Shuttle Launch schedule which exists no more.
Unofficial Shuttle Launch Schedule -- Full List by me
For reference, see this schedule as of February 2, 2003.
Nasa's Future Shuttle Mission Schedule (local ascii copy)
KSC Shuttle Launch Schedule (local ascii copy)
International Space Station Flight Schedule (including Soyuz, Progress and European ATV)
International Space Station Assembly Flight Schedule (chronological order; including Russian Proton and Soyuz flights)
ISS Viewing Times - Tucson, Arizona - Paris, France - Munich, Germany
Past Shuttle Launches list (format of this list) - Early Pre-Shuttle U.S. Human Flights
Constellation Missions: Future Orion and Altair spacecraft unofficial preliminary flight schedule
Steven Pietrobon's shuttle page, part of his Space Archive
KSC's current year Shuttle and all (mixed fleet) launch schedule
KSC's current Shuttle Status Report
Space Shuttle Online! Direct link to the Space Shuttle
Nasa's Return To Flight web coverage Space Calendar (Nasa JPL)
Unfortunately, the following site (formerly Florida Today's Space Today) has partly degraded (with commercial ads, slow applets, and less coverage into the future) since it has been taken over by space.com, so can now only be recommended with limitations: Next Rocket Launches (Shuttle and others, including international) and current launch schedule

Hartmut Frommert [contact]