NASA spacecraft

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NASA spacecraft are robotic or crewed vehicles designed, built, and operated by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration for space exploration, scientific research, and technology demonstration beyond Earth's atmosphere.

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NASA spacecraft canonical 2
NASA Quesst mission 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial space object category
spacecraft category
communicationMethod Deep Space Network
countryOfOperator United States of America
crewStatus crewed or uncrewed
environment outer space
firstOperationalDecade 1960s
governedBy United States federal law
international space treaties
includes Apollo spacecraft
Aqua satellite
Aura satellite
Cassini–Huygens (NASA contribution)
linked to: Cassini–Huygens

Chandra X-ray Observatory
Commercial Crew Program vehicles (NASA missions)
Curiosity rover
DART spacecraft
Galileo spacecraft
Hubble Space Telescope
ICESat-2
linked to: ICESat missions

International Space Station modules (NASA segments)
James Webb Space Telescope
Juno spacecraft
Kepler space telescope
Landsat satellites (NASA contributions)
linked to: Landsat satellites

Lucy spacecraft
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
MAVEN spacecraft
Magellan spacecraft
Mars Odyssey
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
New Horizons
OSIRIS-REx
Opportunity rover
Orion spacecraft
Parker Solar Probe
Perseverance rover
Pioneer 10
Pioneer 11
Psyche spacecraft
Skylab
linked to: Skylab program

Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (NASA contribution)
linked to: SOHO mission

Space Shuttle orbiters
Spirit rover
Spitzer Space Telescope
Terra satellite
Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite
Voyager 1
Voyager 2
launchSitesInclude Cape Canaveral Space Force Station
Kennedy Space Center
Vandenberg Space Force Base
managedBy NASA centers such as JPL, Johnson Space Center, Goddard Space Flight Center
operatedBy National Aeronautics and Space Administration
linked to: NASA
operatorType civilian space agency
purpose scientific research
space exploration
technology demonstration
typicalOrbitTypes geocentric orbit
heliocentric orbit
low Earth orbit
lunar orbit
planetary orbit
typicalPowerSource radioisotope thermoelectric generator
solar power
typicalPropulsion chemical rocket propulsion
electric propulsion

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RCA 1802 microprocessor usedIn NASA spacecraft
X-59 QueSST testCampaign NASA Quesst mission
linked to: NASA spacecraft
RAD6000 usedIn NASA spacecraft