2010

• Solar Dynamics Observatory – 11 February 2010 – Continuous solar monitoring
• Akatsuki (Planet-C) – 20 May 2010 – Venus orbiter (orbit insertion failed in 2010 / postponed to 2016–17)
• PICARD – 15 June 2010 – Solar orbiter
• Chang'e 2 – 1 October 2010 – Lunar orbiter, Asteroid 4179 Toutatis flyby

2011

• Juno – 5 August 2011 – Jupiter orbiter
• GRAIL – 10 September 2011 – Two spacecraft, Lunar orbiters
• Tiangong (Project 921-2) - 29 September 2011 - First Chinese space station[2]
• Fobos-Grunt and Yinghuo-1 – 8 November 2011 – Phobos orbiter, lander and sample return (Russia), Mars orbiter (China) – failed to escape Earth orbit
• Mars Science Laboratory (Curiosity Rover) – 26 November 2011 – large Mars 900 kg Rover (landed 6 August 2012)

2012

• Van Allen Probes (RBSP) - 30 August 2012 - Earth Van Allen radiation belts study

2013

• IRIS – 27 June 2013 – Solar observations
• LADEE – 6 September 2013 – Lunar orbiter
• Mangalyaan – 21 October to 19 November, 2013 – Mars orbiter
• MAVEN – 18 November to 7 December, 2013 – Mars orbiter
• Chang'e 3 – 1 December 2013 - Lunar lander and rover (first lander since Russian Luna 24 in 1976)

2014

• Hayabusa 2 – July 2014 – Asteroid lander and sample return
• Astrosat – Space observatory

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
• SELENE-2 – <2015 – Lunar lander and penetrator
• Chang'e 4 – Lunar lander
• Aditya - 2015/2016 - Solar observations
• Chandrayaan-2 – Lunar orbiter and rover
• Luna-Glob 2 – Lunar lander