Planned or Scheduled
2013
- IRIS - Early 2013 - Solar observations
- Astrosat - 2013 - Space observatory
- LADEE – May 2013 – Lunar orbiter
- Mangalyaan - November 2013 - Mars orbiter
- MAVEN – November/December 2013 – Mars orbiter
- Chang'e 3 – Lunar lander and rover (first lander since Russian Luna 24 in 1976)
2014
- Hayabusa 2 – July 2014 – Asteroid lander and sample return
- Luna-Grunt 1 – Lunar orbiter, lander and rover
- Chandrayaan-2 and Luna-Glob 2 – Lunar orbiter (India), lander (Russia) and rover (India).
2015
- BepiColombo – August 2015 – Mercury orbiters
- ISRO Extraterrestrial Exploration - May 2015 - Venus orbiter
- Astrobotic Technology – October 2015 – First private lunar lander and rover mission
- Don Quijote – 2013 or 2015 – Asteroid orbiter, impactor
- Luna-Glob 1 – Lunar orbiter, lander and penetrators
- Luna-Grunt 2 – Lunar lander and sample return
- SELENE-2 – <2015 – Lunar lander and penetrator
- Chang'e 4 – Lunar lander
- Aditya - 2015/2016 - Solar observations
2016
- InSight – March 2016 – Mars lander
- ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and EDM lander – Mars orbiter and lander
- OSIRIS-REx – Asteroid sample return mission
- Venera-D – Venus orbiter
- ISRO Orbital Vehicle – First Indian manned orbiter
2017
- SOLO – January 2017 – Solar Orbiter
- Chang'e 5 – Lunar sample return mission
2018
- Solar Probe Plus – 30 July 2018 – Solar Orbiter, Closest solar approach (0.04 AU)
- ExoMars rover and Russian static lander – Mars rover and lander
- MoonNext – Lunar Lander
- International Lunar Network – Lunar lander
2019
- Chang'e 6 – Lunar sample return mission
2020
- MarcoPolo-R – Asteroid sample return mission
- Manned landing on Moon
- Mars sample return mission
- Lunnyj Poligon – Russian robotic lunar base
2022
- Jupiter Icy Moon Explorer – Mission to explore Jupiter and its icy moons.
2025
- Manned landing on an Asteroid
- Manned landing on Moon (2020–30?)
- Manned lunar mission
2035
- Manned Mars Mission
Read more about this topic: Timeline Of Solar System Exploration
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