List of Thor and Delta launches (1990–1999)

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Between 1990 and 1999, there were 89 Thor-based rockets launched, of which 85 were successful, giving a 95.5% success rate.

List of Thor and Delta launches

1957–1959 * 1960–1969 * 1970–1979 * 1980–1989 * 1990–1999 * 2000–2009 * 2010–2019 * 2020–2029

## Contents

* 1 Notable missions
* 1.1 Mars Pathfinder
* 1.2 Mars Climate Orbiter
* 2 Launch statistics
* 2.1 Rocket configurations
* 2.2 Launch sites
* 2.3 Launch outcomes
* 3 Launch history
* 3.1 1990
* 3.2 1991
* 3.3 1992
* 3.4 1993
* 3.5 1994
* 3.6 1995
* 3.7 1996
* 3.8 1997
* 3.9 1998
* 3.10 1999
* 4 References

## Notable missions

### Mars Pathfinder

Main page:  Astronomy:Mars Pathfinder

### Mars Climate Orbiter

Main page:  Astronomy:Mars Climate Orbiter

## Launch statistics

### Rocket configurations

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### Launch sites

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### Launch outcomes

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## Launch history

### 1990

There were 13 Thor missiles launched in 1990. All 13 launches were successful.

Flight №  | Date / time (UTC)  | Rocket,
Configuration  | Launch site  | Payload  | Payload mass  | Orbit  | Customer  | Launch
outcome
191  | January 24, 1990
22:55  | Delta II 6925  | Cape Canaveral Air Force Station LC-17A  | USA-50 (GPS II-6)  | 840 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
H-21 (F)  | February 7, 1990
01:33  | H-I | Tanegashima SLC-N  | MOS-1B (Momo-1B) / Oscar 20 / DEBUT  |  | LEO / SSO | JAXA | Success
Earth observation satellite / Amateur radio satellite / Technological demonstration
192  | February 14, 1990
16:15  | Delta II 6920-8  | CCAFS LC-17B  | LACE [1]/ RME [2] | 2,470 kg  | LEO | NASA | Success
Military research
193  | March 26, 1990
02:45  | Delta II 6925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-54 (GPS II-7)  | 840 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
GPS Block II satellite
194  | April 13, 1990
22:28  | Delta II 6925-8  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Palapa B2R  |  | GTO | NewSat  | Success
First commercial Delta II launch, Comsat
195  | June 1, 1990
21:48  | Delta II 6920-10  | CCAFS LC-17A  | ROSAT [3] | 2,421 kg  | LEO | NASA | Success
Space telescope
196  | June 12, 1990
05:52  | Delta 4925-8 | CCAFS LC-17B  | INSAT 1D  |  | GTO |  | Success
Comsat, Last Delta I launch
197  | August 2, 1990
05:39  | Delta II 6925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-63 (GPS II-8)  | 840 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
198  | August 18, 1990
00:42  | Delta II 6925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Thor 1 [4] (BSB-R2)  |  | GTO |  | Success
Comsat
H-22 (F)  | August 28, 1990
09:05  | H-I | Tanegashima SLC-N  | BS-3A (Yuri-3A)  |  | GTO |  | Success
Direct broadcasting satellite
199  | October 1, 1990
21:56  | Delta II 6925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-64 (GPS II-9)  | 840 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
200  | October 30, 1990
23:16  | Delta II 6925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Inmarsat-2 F1  |  | GTO | Inmarsat | Success
200th Delta launch, Maritime comsat
201  | November 26, 1990
21:39  | Delta II 7925 [5] | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-66 (GPS IIA-1)  | 1,816 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
First 7000-series launch, Navigation satellite

### 1991

There were 6 Thor missiles launched in 1991. All 6 launches were successful.

Flight №  | Date / time (UTC)  | Rocket,
Configuration  | Launch site  | Payload  | Payload mass  | Orbit  | Customer  | Launch
outcome
202  | January 8, 1991
00:53  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | NATO 4A [6] | 1,433 kg  | GTO | NATO  | Success
Comsat
203  | March 8, 1991
23:03  | Delta II 6925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Inmarsat-2 F2  |  | GTO | Inmarsat | Success
Comsat
204  | April 13, 1991
00:09  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | ASC-2 (Spacenet F4)  |  | GTO |  | Success
Communications satellite
205  | May 29, 1991
22:55  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Aurora 2  |  | GTO |  | Success
Communications satellite
206  | July 4, 1991
02:32  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-71 (GPS IIA-2)  | 1,816 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
GPS Block IIA satellite
H-23 (F)  | August 25, 1991
08:40  | H-I | Tanegashima SLC-N  | BS-3B (Yuri-3B)  |  | GTO | JAXA | Success
Direct broadcasting satellite

### 1992

There were 12 Thor missiles launched in 1992. All 12 launches were successful.

Flight No.  | Date / time (UTC)  | Rocket,
Configuration  | Launch site  | Payload  | Payload mass  | Orbit  | Customer  | Launch
outcome
H-24 (F)  | 11 February 1992
01:50  | H-I | Tanegashima, SLC-N  | JERS-1 (Fuyo)  |  | LEO / SSO | JAXA | Success
Final flight of Japanese license built Deltas; final use of Extended Long Tank Thor. Earth observation satellite
207  | 23 February 1992
22:29  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS, LC-17B  | USA-79 (GPS IIA-3)  | 840 kg  | MEO | United States Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
208  | 10 April 1992
03:20  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS, LC-17B  | USA-80 (GPS IIA-4)  | 840 kg  | MEO | United States Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
209  | 14 May 1992
00:40  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS, LC-17B  | Palapa B4  |  | GTO | Indosat  | Success
Communications satellite
210  | 7 June 1992
16:40  | Delta II 6920-10  | CCAFS, LC-17A  | EUVE | 3,275 kg  | LEO | NASA | Success
Space telescope
211  | 7 July 1992
09:20  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS, LC-17B  | USA-83 (GPS IIA-5)  | 840 kg  | MEO | United States Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
212  | 24 July 1992
14:26  | Delta II 6925  | CCAFS, LC-17A  | GEOTAIL  | 980 kg  | HEO  | NASA | Success
Final 6000-series launch, Earth observation satellite
213  | 31 August 1992
10:41  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS, LC-17B  | Satcom C4  |  | GTO |  | Success
Communications satellite
214  | 9 September 1992
08:57  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS, LC-17A  | USA-84 (GPS IIA-6)  | 840 kg  | MEO | United States Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
215  | 12 October 1992
09:47  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS, LC-17B  | DFS Kopernikus-3 | 850 kg  | GTO | Deutsche Bundespost  | Success
Communications satellite
216  | 22 November 1992
23:54  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS, LC-17A  | USA-85 (GPS IIA-7)  | 840 kg  | MEO | United States Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
217  | 18 December 1992
22:16  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS, LC-17B  | USA-87 (GPS IIA-8)  | 840 kg  | MEO | United States Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite

### 1993

There were 7 Thor missiles launched in 1993. All 7 launches were successful.

Flight №  | Date / time (UTC)  | Rocket,
Configuration  | Launch site  | Payload  | Payload mass  | Orbit  | Customer  | Launch
outcome
218  | February 3, 1993
02:55  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-88 (GPS IIA-9)  | 1,816 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
219  | March 30, 1993
03:09  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-90 (GPS IIA-10)/SEDS-1 [7] | 1,816 kg  | MEO/LEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite/Tether demonstration
220  | May 13, 1993
00:07  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-91 (GPS IIA-11)  | 1,816 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
221  | June 26, 1993
13:27  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-92 (GPS IIA-12)/PMG  | 1,816 kg  | MEO/LEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite/Technology demonstration
222  | August 30, 1993
12:38  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | USA-94 (GPS IIA-13)  | 1,816 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
223  | October 26, 1993
17:04  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | USA-96 (GPS IIA-14)  | 1,816 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
224  | December 8, 1993
00:48  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | NATO 4B  |  | GTO | NATO  | Success
Communications satellite

### 1994

There were 3 Thor missiles launched in 1994. All 3 launches were successful.

Flight №  | Date / time (UTC)  | Rocket,
Configuration  | Launch site  | Payload  | Payload mass  | Orbit  | Customer  | Launch
outcome
225  | February 19, 1994
23:45  | Delta II 7925-8  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Galaxy 1R  |  | GTO | Intelsat | Success
Communications satellite
226  | March 10, 1994
03:40  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-100 (GPS IIA-15)/SEDS-2  | 1,816 kg  | MEO/LEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite/Tether demonstration
227  | November 1, 1994
09:31  | Delta II 7925-10  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Wind  | 1,195 kg  | Heliocentric | NASA | Success
Solar research

### 1995

There were 3 Thor missiles launched in 1995. 2 of the 3 launches were successful, giving a 66.7% success rate.

Flight №  | Date / time (UTC)  | Rocket,
Configuration  | Launch site  | Payload  | Payload mass  | Orbit  | Customer  | Launch
outcome
228  | August 5, 1995
11:10  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Koreasat 1 | 711 kg  | GTO | KT Corporation | Partial failure
Communications satellite, One SRB failed to separate, retarding the booster's orbital velocity. Spacecraft eventually reached correct orbit but with substantially shortened operational life.
229  | November 4, 1995
14:22  | Delta II 7920-10  | Vandenberg Air Force Base SLC-2W  | RADARSAT-1 and SURFSAT  | 2,750 kg  | Geocentric  | CSA | Success
Communications satellite, First Delta II launch from Vandenberg
230  | December 30, 1995
13:48  | Delta II 7920-10  | CCAFS LC-17A  | XTE  | 3,200 kg  | LEO | NASA | Success
Communications satellite

### 1996

There were 10 Thor missiles launched in 1996. All 10 launches were successful.

Flight №  | Date / time (UTC)  | Rocket,
Configuration  | Launch site  | Payload  | Payload mass  | Orbit  | Customer  | Launch
outcome
231  | January 14, 1996
11:10  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Koreasat-2  |  |  |  | Success
232  | February 17, 1996
20:43  | Delta II 7925-8  | CCAFS LC-17B  | NEAR  | 487 kg  | Heliocentric | NASA | Success
Asteroid orbiter
233  | February 24, 1996
11:24  | Delta II 7925-10  | VAFB SLC-2W  | Polar | 1,300 kg  | Geocentric  | NASA | Success
Earth observation satellite
234  | March 28, 1996
00:21  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | USA-117 (GPS IIA-16)  | 1,816 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
235  | April 24, 1996
12:27  | Delta II 7920-10  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MSX | 2,700 kg  | Geocentric  | BMDO  | Success
Infra-red telescope
236  | May 24, 1996
01:10  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Galaxy 9  | 700 kg  | GSO | PanAmSat / Intelsat | Success
Communications satellite
237  | July 16, 1996
00:50  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-126 (GPS IIA-17)  | 1,816 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
238  | September 12, 1996
08:49  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-128 (GPS IIA-18)  | 1,816 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
239  | November 7, 1996
17:00  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | Mars Global Surveyor | 1,030.5 kg  | Heliocentric | NASA | Success
Mars orbiter
240  | December 4, 1996
06:58  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17B  | Mars Pathfinder | 264 kg  | Heliocentric | NASA | Success
Mars lander and rover

### 1997

There were 11 Thor missiles launched in 1997. 10 of the 11 launches were successful, giving a 90.9% success rate.

Flight №  | Date / time (UTC)  | Rocket,
Configuration  | Launch site  | Payload  | Payload mass  | Orbit  | Customer  | Launch
outcome
241  | January 17, 1997
16:28  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS LC-17A  | GPS IIR-1 | 2,030 kg  | Planned:
MEO | US Air Force | Failure
Exploded 13 seconds after launch due to SRB failure.[1] Navigation satellite
242  | May 5, 1997
14:55  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2  | MS-1  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites
243  | May 20, 1997
22:39  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS LC-17A  | Telenor Thor II | 1,467 kg  | GTO | Telenor  | Success
Hughes HS 376 satellite
244  | July 9, 1997
13:04  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MS-2  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites
245  | July 23, 1997
03:43  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-132 (GPS IIR-2)  | 2,032 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
246  | August 21, 1997
00:38  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MS-3  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites
247  | August 25, 1997
14:39  | Delta II 7920-8  | CCAFS LC-17A  | Advanced Composition Explorer (ACE)  | 562 kg  | Heliocentric  | NASA | Success
Solar wind and cosmic-ray research
248  | September 27, 1997
01:23  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MS-4  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites
249  | November 6, 1997
00:30  | Delta II 7925  | CCAFS LC-17A  | USA-134 (GPS IIA-19)  | 2,032 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite
250  | November 9, 1997
01:34  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MS-5  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites
251  | December 20, 1997
13:16  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MS-6  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites

### 1998

There were 13 Thor missiles launched in 1998. 12 of the 13 launches were successful, giving a 92.3% success rate.

Flight №  | Date / time (UTC)  | Rocket,
Configuration  | Launch site  | Payload  | Payload mass  | Orbit  | Customer  | Launch
outcome
252  | January 10, 1998
00:32  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS SLC-17B  | Skynet 4D  |  |  | Astrium Services  | Success
253  | February 14, 1998
14:34  | Delta II 7420-10C  | CCAFS SLC-17A  | Globalstar-1  | 550 kg  | LEO | Globalstar | Success
Four SS/L satellites
254  | February 18, 1998
13:58  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MS-7  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites
255  | March 30, 1998
06:02  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MS-8  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites
256  | April 24, 1998
22:38  | Delta II 7420-10C  | CCAFS SLC-17A  | Globalstar-2  | 550 kg  | LEO | Globalstar | Success
Four SS/L satellites
257  | May 17, 1998
21:16  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MS-9  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites
258  | June 10, 1998
00:35  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS SLC-17A  | Thor III |  | GEO | Telenor  | Success
259  | August 27, 1998
01:17  | Delta III 8930  | CCAFS SLC-17B  | Galaxy 10  | 700 kg  | GTO | PanAmSat / Intelsat | Failure
Maiden flight of Delta III, Destroyed by range safety after control problems and depletion of hydraulic fluid, Communications satellite
260  | September 8, 1998
21:13  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MS-10  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites
261  | October 24, 1998
12:08  | Delta II 7326  | CCAFS SLC-17A  | Deep Space 1 | 373 kg  | Heliocentric | NASA | Success
Satellite Technology
262  | November 6, 1998
13:37  | Delta II 7920-10C  | VAFB SLC-2W  | MS-11  |  | LEO | Iridium  | Success
Five Iridium satellites
263  | November 22, 1998
23:54  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS SLC-17B  | BONUM-1  |  |  |  | Success
264  | December 11, 1998
18:45  | Delta II 7425  | CCAFS SLC-17A  | Mars Climate Orbiter | 338 kg  | Heliocentric | NASA | Success
Payload later failed, Mars orbiter

### 1999

There were 11 Thor missiles launched in 1999. 10 of the 11 launches were successful, giving a 90.9% success rate.

Flight №  | Date / time (UTC)  | Rocket,
Configuration  | Launch site  | Payload  | Payload mass  | Orbit  | Customer  | Launch
outcome
265  | January 3, 1999
20:21  | Delta II 7425  | CCAFS SLC-17B  | Mars Polar Lander | 290 kg  | Heliocentric | NASA | Success
Payload later failed, Mars lander
266  | February 7, 1999
21:04  | Delta II 7426  | CCAFS SLC-17A  | Stardust | 305.397 kg  | Heliocentric | NASA | Success
Comet probe
267  | February 23, 1999
10:29  | Delta II 7920-10  | VAFB SLC-2W  | ARGOS (P91-1 ARGOS), Ørsted and SUNSAT | 2,450 kg  | Polar orbit | AFRL / NRL / STP | Success
At a mission cost of $220M, ARGOS, with its nine payloads, was the USAF's largest R&D mission. Both Ørsted and SUNSAT were their respective countries first satellites. Research and development, scientific
268  | April 15, 1999
18:32  | Delta II 7920-10  | VAFB SLC-2W  | Landsat 7 | 2,200 kg  | SSO | NASA | Success
269  | May 5, 1999
01:00  | Delta III 8930  | CCAFS SLC-17B  | Orion 3  | 4,300 kg  | GTO | Loral  | Failure
Second stage engine failure. Payload placed into LEO, Communications satellite
270  | June 10, 1999
13:48  | Delta II 7420-10C  | CCAFS SLC-17B  | Globalstar 3  | 550 kg  | LEO | Globalstar | Success
271  | June 24, 1999
15:44  | Delta II 7320-10  | CCAFS SLC-17A  | FUSE | 1,360 kg  | LEO | NASA | Success
Space telescope
272  | July 10, 1999
08:45  | Delta II 7420-10C  | CCAFS SLC-17B  | Globalstar 4  | 550 kg  | LEO | Globalstar | Success
273  | July 25, 1999
07:46  | Delta II 7420-10C  | CCAFS SLC-17A  | Globalstar 5  | 550 kg  | LEO | Globalstar | Success
274  | August 17, 1999
04:37  | Delta II 7420-10C  | CCAFS SLC-17B  | Globalstar 6  | 550 kg  | LEO | Globalstar | Success
275  | October 7, 1999
12:51  | Delta II 7925-9.5  | CCAFS SLC-17A  | USA-145 (GPS IIR-3)  | 2,032 kg  | MEO | US Air Force | Success
Navigation satellite

## References

1. ↑ "Unmanned rocket explodes after liftoff". 17 January 1997. http://www.cnn.com/TECH/9701/17/rocket.explosion/index.html.

* "Boeing Launch Services - Mission Record". Boeing. http://www.boeing.com/defense-space/space/bls/missions/index.html.
* "Delta 6000". Encyclopedia Astronautica. Archived from the original on 2009-09-12. https://web.archive.org/web/20090912015159/http://www.astronautix.com/lvs/dela6000.htm.
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* "History of the Delta Launch Vehicle". Kevin S. Forsyth. http://kevinforsyth.net/delta/.

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