Satellite

Table columns:
Country
Year of first launch
First satellite
Payloads in orbit as of April 2016[34][needs update]

Table rows:
cells: Soviet Union ( Russia)
1957 (1992)
Sputnik 1 (Kosmos 2175)
1457
cells: United States
1958
Explorer 1
1252
cells: United Kingdom
1962
Ariel 1
40
cells: Canada
1962
Alouette 1
43
cells: Italy
1964
San Marco 1
22
cells: France
1965
Astérix
60
cells: Australia
1967
WRESAT
14
cells: Germany
1969
Azur
49
cells: Japan
1970
Ohsumi
153
cells: China
1970
Dong Fang Hong I
210
cells: Netherlands
1974
ANS
5
cells: Spain
1974
Intasat
9
cells: India
1975
Aryabhata
173
cells: Indonesia
1976
Palapa A1
13
cells: Czechoslovakia
1978
Magion 1
5
cells: Bulgaria
1981
Intercosmos Bulgaria 1300
1
cells: Saudi Arabia
1985
Arabsat-1A
12
cells: Brazil
1985
Brasilsat-A1
15
cells: Mexico
1985
Morelos 1
9
cells: Sweden
1986
Viking
11
cells: Israel
1988
Ofeq 1
11
cells: Luxembourg
1988
Astra 1A
5
cells: Argentina
1990
Lusat[35]
9
cells: Hong Kong
1990
AsiaSat 1
9
cells: Pakistan
1990
Badr-1
2
cells: South Korea
1992
Kitsat A
11
cells: Portugal
1993
PoSAT-1
1
cells: Thailand
1993
Thaicom 1
7
cells: Turkey
1994
Turksat 1B
8
cells: Czech Republic
1995
Magion 4
5
cells: Ukraine
1995
Sich-1
6
cells: Malaysia
1996
MEASAT
6
cells: Norway
1997
Thor 2
9
cells: Philippines
1997
Mabuhay 1
2
cells: Egypt
1998
Nilesat 101
4
cells: Chile
1998
FASat-Bravo
2
cells: Singapore
1998
ST-1[36][37]
3
cells: Taiwan
1999
ROCSAT-1
8
cells: Denmark
1999
Ørsted
4
cells: South Africa
1999
SUNSAT
2
cells: United Arab Emirates
2000
Thuraya 1
6
cells: Morocco
2001
Maroc-Tubsat
1
cells: Belgium
2001
PROBA-1
cells: Tonga[38]
2002
Esiafi 1 (former Comstar D4)
1
cells: Algeria
2002
Alsat 1
1
cells: Greece
2003
Hellas Sat 2
2
cells: Cyprus
2003
Hellas Sat 2
2
cells: Nigeria
2003
Nigeriasat 1
4
cells: Iran
2005
Sina-1
1
cells: Kazakhstan
2006
KazSat 1
2
cells: Colombia
2007
Libertad 1
1
cells: Mauritius
2007
Rascom-QAF 1
2
cells: Vietnam
2008
Vinasat-1
3
cells: Venezuela
2008
Venesat-1
2
cells: Switzerland
2009
SwissCube-1[39]
2
cells: Isle of Man
2011
ViaSat-1
1
cells: Poland[40]
2012
PW-Sat
2
cells: Hungary
2012
MaSat-1
1
cells: Romania
2012
Goliat[41]
1
cells: Belarus
2012
BKA (BelKA-2)[42]
2
cells: North Korea
2012
Kwangmyŏngsŏng-3 Unit 2
1
cells: Azerbaijan
2013
Azerspace[43]
1
cells: Austria
2013
TUGSAT-1/UniBRITE[44][45]
2
cells: Bermuda[46]
2013
Bermudasat 1 (former EchoStar VI)
1
cells: Ecuador
2013
NEE-01 Pegaso
1
cells: Estonia
2013
ESTCube-1
1
cells: Jersey
2013
O3b-1, -2, -3, -4
4
cells: Qatar
2013
Es'hailSat1
1
cells: Peru
2013
PUCPSAT-1[47]
1
cells: Bolivia
2013
TKSat-1
1
cells: Lithuania
2014
LituanicaSAT-1 and LitSat-1
2
cells: Uruguay
2014
Antelsat
1
cells: Iraq
2014
Tigrisat[48]
1
cells: Turkmenistan
2015
TurkmenAlem52E/MonacoSAT
1
cells: Laos
2015
Laosat-1
1
cells: Finland
2017
Aalto-2
1
cells: Bangladesh
2017
BRAC Onnesha and Bangabandhu-1
2
cells: Ghana
2017
GhanaSat-1[49]
1
cells: Mongolia
2017
Mazaalai
1
cells: Latvia
2017
Venta-1
1
cells: Slovakia
2017
skCUBE
1
cells: Asgardia
2017
Asgardia-1
1
cells: Angola
2017
AngoSat 1
1
cells: New Zealand
2018
Humanity Star
1
cells: Costa Rica
2018
Proyecto Irazú
1
cells: Kenya
2018
1KUNS-PF
1

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