The following is a list of
spaceports:
Africa
Asia
| Country | Location | Operational date | Notes |
|---|
| China | Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center | 1970-present | Launches manned missions. [7] |
| China | Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center | 1980-present | Used for polar orbit satellites. [8] |
| China | Wenchang Satellite Launch Center | 2010 (?) | Under construction, intended for the chinese manned lunar program. [9] |
| China | Xichang Satellite Launch Center | 1984-present | Used for geo-synchronous satellites and unmanned lunar probes.[1] [10] |
| India | Satish Dhawan Space Centre (Sriharikota), Andhra Pradesh | 1971-present | Launched un-manned satellites and future manned missions into Earth orbit. [11] |
| Iran | Emamshahr Space Center | 1998 | Iranian military testing range and sounding rocket launch site of the Iranian Space Agency. [12] |
| Iran | Qom Space Center | 1991 | Military testing range. [13] |
| Iraq | Al-Anbar Test Centre | 1989 | Out of function. Intended for launch of un-manned satellites into Earth orbit.[14] |
| Israel | Palmachim Air Force Base | 1987-present | Launched un-manned satellites into Earth orbit. [15] |
| Japan | Tanegashima Space Center, Tanegashima Island | 1967-present | Launched un-manned satellites into Earth orbit. [16] |
| Japan | Uchinoura Space Center | 1962-present | Launched un-manned satellites into Earth orbit. [17] |
| Kazakhstan | Baikonur Cosmodrome, Tyuratam | 1957-present | Launched first manned rocket to Earth orbit. Operated by Russia. [18] |
| Korea, North | Musudan-ri | 1998-present | Launched un-manned satellites into Earth orbit. [19] |
| Korea, South | Goheung Korea Space Center | 2007 (?) | Intends for launchs of un-manned satellites into Earth orbit . [20] |
| Pakistan | Sonmiani Launch Center, Las Bela, Balochistan | ? | Sounding rocket launch site and missile testing range that intends for launchs of un-manned satellites into Earth orbit by SUPARCO. [21] |
| Russia | Svobodny Cosmodrome, Amur Oblast | 1957-present | ICBM base converted for launchs of un-manned satellites into Earth orbit [22]. |
| Russia | Yasny Cosmodrome (Dombarovskiy), Orenburg Oblast | 2006-present | ICBM base converted for launchs of un-manned satellites into Earth orbit [23]. |
| Singapore | Singapore spaceport | 2009 (?) | Under construction. |
| UAE | Ras Al Khaimah spaceport | (?) | Proposed. |
Europe
Note that some European countries operate space ports in Africa, South America, or other equatorial regions. These space ports are listed in this article according to their geographical location. Some Russian-controlled launch sites are listed as being in Asia.
North America
USA
★
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on
Merritt Island,
Florida - Launches manned missions.
★
Corn Ranch,
Van Horn, Texas
★
Kennedy Space Center, also on Merritt Island, Florida
★
Kodiak Launch Complex,
Kodiak Island Borough,
Alaska
★
Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS) /
Wallops Flight Facility, on the
Delmarva Peninsula,
Virginia
★
Mojave Spaceport,
Mojave,
California
★
Oklahoma Spaceport,
Burns Flat,
Oklahoma [28][29][30]
★
Spaceport America[31],
Upham,
New Mexico
★
Vandenberg Air Force Base,
California
★
Spaceport Sheboygan,
Sheboygan,
Wisconsin, (proposed)
Canada
★
Cape Breton space center,
Nova Scotia (proposed)
★
Cape Rich,
LFCATC Meaford,
Grey County,
Ontario (proposed)
★
Spaceport Canada,
Fort Churchill,
Churchill,
Manitoba (proposed)
Greenland
★ Thule (proposed)
South America
Brazil
★
Alcantara Launch Center,
Maranhão,
Brazil
French Guiana
★
Guiana Space Center at
Kourou,
French Guiana (Operated by the French
CNES for the
European Space Agency)
Oceania
Australia
★
Woomera, South Australia (former, and proposed)
★ Christmas Island Spaceport,
Christmas Island,
Australia (Proposed)
★ Cape York Spaceport,
Cape York,
Australia (Proposed for operate by
Ukraine)
Open ocean
★
Ocean Odyssey complex, operated by private company
Sea Launch, with a converted
oil platform between
Long Beach,
California, where a rocket is collected, and the
equator, where the rocket is launched from the platform
★
Russian
Delta class submarines that launches un-manned satellites into Earth orbit by converted from
ICBM launcher
Shtil since
1998 from
Barents Sea [32]
See also
★
Rocket launch sites
References
1. “嫦娥一号”发射时间确定 但未到公布时机