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A-Train
A-Train is explored here through 6 archived missions, from Terra through Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2, with the program’s spacecraft, people, milestones, and source-backed history connected along the way.
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6 mission-specific spacecraft and test articles, plus 0 launch systems and shared hardware records.
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Earth-observation and climate satelliteJuly 2, 2014Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 Earth-observation satellite
Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 Earth-observation satellite launched at about 1,000 pounds (454 kilograms) and operated under NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Earth-observation and climate satelliteMay 4, 2002Aqua Earth-observation satellite
Aqua Earth-observation satellite launched at about 6,872 pounds (3,117 kilograms) and operated under NASA Goddard Space Flight Center with international instrument partners.
Earth-observation and climate satelliteJuly 15, 2004Aura Earth-observation satellite
Aura Earth-observation satellite launched at about 6,542 pounds (2,967 kilograms) and operated under NASA Goddard Space Flight Center with Dutch, Finnish, and United Kingdom partners.
Earth-observation and climate satelliteApril 28, 2006CALIPSO Earth-observation satellite
CALIPSO Earth-observation satellite launched at 1,323 pounds (600 kilograms) and operated under NASA Langley Research Center and French space agency CNES.
Earth-observation and climate satelliteApril 28, 2006CloudSat Earth-observation satellite
CloudSat Earth-observation satellite launched at 1,867 pounds (847 kilograms) and operated under NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory with the Canadian Space Agency.
Earth-observation and climate satelliteDecember 18, 1999Terra Earth-observation satellite
Terra Earth-observation satellite launched at about 10,723 pounds (4,864 kilograms) and operated under NASA Goddard Space Flight Center with U.