Space Agencies & Companies
Space Agencies & Companies is a structured science dataset with 13 entries. Its fields include Organization, Type, Country. The source values are preserved as a structured reference table.
Every row is shown below and is also available as CSV, JSON, or Excel.
Dataset details
- Table scope
- All 13 rows
- Fields
- 5 columns
- Source
- Community curated
- Data updated
- Mar 6, 2026
Included fields: Organization, Type, Country, Founded, Greatest Achievement.
The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.
Preview observations
- Founded span
- 1958 to 2006
- Across 13 preview rows
- Type groups
- 5 distinct values
- Across 13 preview rows
Useful for
- Comparing Organization, Type, and Country across science entries
- Building reference tables, charts, or analyses from 13 downloadable records
Organization↕ | Type↕ | Country↕ | Founded↕ | Greatest Achievement↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NASA | Government Agency | USA | 1958 | Moon landing (1969), Mars rovers, Hubble/JWST, ISS, Voyager probes (still transmitting from interstellar space) |
| SpaceX | Private Company | USA | 2002 | Reusable rockets (Falcon 9 landed 200+ times), Starship mega-rocket, Starlink constellation, Dragon crew capsule |
| ESA | Intergovernmental | Europe (22 members) | 1975 | Rosetta comet landing (2014), Ariane rockets, Gaia star map, Mars Express, Euclid dark matter telescope |
| ISRO | Government Agency | India | 1969 | Mars Orbiter Mission on first try ($74M — cheaper than 'Gravity' movie), Chandrayaan-3 Moon landing (2023) |
| JAXA | Government Agency | Japan | 2003 | Hayabusa2 asteroid sample return, SLIM precision Moon lander, H-IIA reliability, spacecraft engineering excellence |
| CNSA | Government Agency | China | 1993 | Chang'e lunar far side landing (world first), Tiangong space station, Mars rover Zhurong, rapid progress |
| Roscosmos | Government Agency | Russia | 1992 | Sputnik, Gagarin (first human in space), Soyuz workhorse, ISS partnership, deep space legacy |
| Blue Origin | Private Company | USA | 2000 | New Shepard suborbital tourism, New Glenn orbital rocket, Blue Moon lunar lander, Jeff Bezos's 'gradatim ferociter' |
| Rocket Lab | Private Company | USA/New Zealand | 2006 | Electron rocket (small sat launcher), catching rockets with helicopters (attempted), Neutron medium rocket |
| Virgin Galactic | Private Company | USA/UK | 2004 | Suborbital space tourism flights, Richard Branson flew before Bezos, SpaceShipTwo, paused operations for next-gen |
| Arianespace | Commercial | France/Europe | 1980 | Launched JWST (perfect trajectory), Ariane 5 workhorse (116 consecutive successes), Ariane 6 successor |
| ULA | Private (Boeing/Lockheed) | USA | 2006 | Atlas V/Delta IV reliability (150+ launches), Mars missions, national security launches, Vulcan Centaur |
| KARI | Government Agency | South Korea | 1989 | Nuri rocket success (2023), Danuri Moon orbiter, K-space ambitions growing, joined Artemis Accords |
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