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Earth satellites
[edit]| Spacecraft | Organization | Date | Type | Status | Notes | Image | Ref | |
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| Aalto-2 |  Aalto University
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18 April 2017 – 22 April 2017 | solar-powered CubeSat | failure | Finlands first satellite in space. Aalto 2 operated for four days, when problems with the communication systems appeared, leading to the loss of signal soon after. | .jpg?lang=en)
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1998067MJ | |
| Aalto-1 | Aalto University
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23 June 2017 – 1 September 2024 | solar-powered CubeSat | success | Tested Electrostatic Plasma Brake designed to remove satellites from orbit by interacting with Earth's ionosphere. | _crop.jpg?lang=en)
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2017-036L | |
| ICEYE-X1 | ICEYE
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12 January 2018 – 10 February 2024 | Synthetic-Aperture Radar satellite | success | First commerical Finnish satellite. Decayed from orbit on 10 February 2024. | 2018-004D | ||
| Reaktor Hello World | Reaktor
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29 November 2018 – 21 October 2023 | solar-powered CubeSat | success | Reaktor Hello World lost contact on 21 October 2023 decayed from orbit on 22 October. | REAKTORHW | ||
| Suomi-100 | Aalto University
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3 December 2018 – present | solar-powered CubeSat | still active | Still active. However there has been no decoded data from the satellite in the last month. It was built for the celebrations of the 100th anniversary of Finland in 2017. | 
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2018099AY | |
Lunar probes
[edit]| Spacecraft | Organization | Date | Type | Status | Notes | Image | Ref | |
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| MAPP LV1 rover |  / Lunar Outpost/Nokia
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27 February 2025 (launch) 6 March 2025 (landing) |
hopper | failure | Data would have been transmitted to IM-2, the Intuitive Machines Nova-C lander, via Nokia’s 4G/LTE network and then relayed back to Earth. The MAPP LV1 Lunar rover was to collect lunar samples for NASA under a contract worth just $1, which is symbolic of a new incentive for the emerging commercial space industry to access resources in space. It would have also autonomously map the lunar surface, capture stereo images and thermal data, and inspect samples of lunar regolith in a special bin mounted on its wheels. | |||
Asteroid probes
[edit]| Spacecraft | Organization | Date | Type | Status | Notes | Image | Ref | |
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| Hera |  ESA
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7 October 2024 – present | orbiter | in orbit | A hyperspectral camera ASPECT developed by VTT is on board the European Space Agency (ESA) space mission to test deflection technology of potentially hazardous asteroids. The University of Helsinki and Aalto University are responsible for data processing, equipment testing, and the scientific design of the mission. Kuva Space has designed the data processing unit of the hyperspectral camera, as well as life-support equipment for both of the CubeSats. | 
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2024-180A | |