The following are some recent examples of successful launches

The eccentric pair were successfully launched in August 1995 and the two auroral satellites were also launched successfully in August 1996 by a Russian Molniya launcher.

India has also achieved self reliance for launching the IRS class of satellites with the success of PSLV D3 during the year.

By 20 November 1995, the ARIANE launchers had clocked up 73 successful launches out of 80, including test launches.

The second test launching, on 30 October 1997, was successful.

The first successful MAXUS launch took place at Esrange in 1992, the second one in 1995 and the third in 1996.

An unsuccessful attempt was made to launch the Mars 96 space station on 16 November 1996.

ORBIMAGE had successfully launched the OrbView 1 and OrbView 2 satellites.

The Ariane 1, 2, 3 and 4 launchers have achieved a total of 85 successful launches out of 92 up to the end of 1996, including test flights.

The campaign was successful, with two of the payloads being recovered and available for further rocket campaigns in the future.

The launching in November 1996 was not successful because of a defect in the thrust of the fourth stage of the Russian launcher Proton.

The first test flight was carried out successfully in February 1994, and the second was used to launch ETS VI in August 1994.

The successful launch of PSLV and the progress made in the development of GSLV have inspired confidence in the capability of India to launch the IRS and INSAT class of satellites from its own soil.

During the 30 years of its existence (from March 1966), there had been almost 1,500 successful launchings.

Soviet scientists believed that the Americans would keep their plans secret until after they had succeeded in launching a satellite, so all our efforts were put into beating the Americans to the launch. In August and September, R 7 missiles were successfully launched twice.

To date, the United States has successfully employed 37 Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generators (RTG apos s) on over 20 spacecraft launches.

The launch was successful. We're now leaving the solar system.

The MAGION 4 subsatellite was successfully launched by a Molniya launcher from the cosmodrome at Plesetsk, Russian Federation, on 3 August 1995, as part of the INTERBALL tail mission.

The first of these satellites (Tail Probe) was launched successfully on August 3, 1995.

It was part of the payload of the Adeos satellite of the National Space Development Agency (NASDA) of Japan, which was launched successfully in August 1996.

In the case of Ariane 4, 64 launches have been made since June 1988, 61 successfully, allowing 90 satellites to be inserted in orbit.

On 10 June 1997, China successfully launched its Fengyun 2 meteorological satellite from the Xichang satellite launching centre, using the Long March 3 launch vehicles.

(c) On 10 June 1997, the LM 3 launch vehicle successfully launched the Fengyun 2 meteorological satellite into orbit from the Xichang satellite launching centre.

Second version of the Kwangmyonsong 3 satellite launch Success!

It seems only a matter of time before a successful chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear attack occurs.

On 10 October 1996, China had successfully put its seventeenth retrievable remote sensing satellite into orbit.

Criminal groups have already succeeded in acquiring radioisotopes.

At 9 a.m. Beijing time today, China successfully launched a manned spaceship Shenzhou VI.

A rocket campaign for the Japanese Institute of Space and Aeronautical Science (ISAS) was successfully carried out at the end of February 1994.

The AMOS 1 satellite had been launched successfully in May 1996 and communication services begun on 1 July 1996.

The first Chinese polar meteorological satellite, FY 1A, was successfully launched in September 1988.

The FY 2(02) satellite was successfully launched by a Chinese LM 3 rocket on 10 June 1997.

In 1963, sounding rockets built by Indonesia and Kappa rockets (bought from Japan) had been successfully launched from Pameungpeuk rocket launching station located in West Java.

The Norwegian American rocket campaign known as PULSAUR II was successfully carried out in January and February 1994.

Two successful rocket launches for ISAS were performed in November 1994.

To date, there have been 2 cases of second stage destruction in orbit out of 21 successful launches.

(b) On 12 May 1997, a DFH 3 communication satellite developed in China was successfully launched from the Xichang satellite launching centre, using a new type of launch vehicle the LM 3A

INSAT 2C, which was successfully launched on 6 December 1995, will provide additional services, including mobile and business communications.

In support of NOAA apos s GOES program, NASA participated in the successful launch of the GOES 8 satellite in April 1994.

The equipment was successfully launched on 23 April, 1996 with the Priroda module and is currently operational on board the Mir Space Station.

The prototype was successfully tested on board of a spacecraft launched by the Russian Federation in 1992.

The successful completion of the development of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV), has made India self reliant for launching its IRS class of satellites.

The Brazilian Complete Space Mission (MECB) had successfully started in February 1993 with the launch of the data collection satellite SCD 1.

Successful launches in 1996 of the foreign satellites INMARSAT 3 and Astra 1F by means of the Russian Proton carrier rocket

Mr. Alvarez (Cuba) said that his delegation commended China's successful launch of the Shenzhou 6 spacecraft.