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2867 Steins

Explore 2867 Steins and the missions that include it in their destination lists. A target in a mission plan does not mean the spacecraft has arrived.

Ephemeris committed

Body record

What the catalog records about 2867 Steins

Body type
Asteroid
Position in the explorer
Computed from a committed ephemeris

Fields this body’s record does not carry are left out entirely rather than filled in with a placeholder or a zero.

Derived figures

Missions to 2867 Steins

Committed missions
1
First launch
Latest launch
Concluded missions
1
Recorded a success
1
Success rate
100%

Active missions are excluded from the success rate: a live mission has no outcome yet, so counting it would report a rate the records do not support. 0 of the 1 record are still active, leaving 1 concluded. A partial success is a distinct recorded outcome, so it is not counted in the numerator, but it stays in the denominator.

Committed missions to 2867 Steins by launch decade.
DecadeMissions launched
2000s1

Who went

Agencies

CNES
1
DLR
1
ESA
1

A joint mission is counted under every agency its record lists, so these figures need not add up to 1.

What they did

Mission types

Flyby
1
Lander
1
Orbiter
1

A mission can carry several types, so these figures need not add up either. Types no mission here carries are omitted.

How they ended

Outcomes

Success
1
Partial success
0
Failure
0
Active
0

Which ones

Every committed mission to 2867 Steins

Every record counted above, in launch order — earliest first, with missions that share a launch date ordered by name.

  1. RosettaSuccess

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These records in the directory

The directory's destination filter is a category taxonomy, and it has no 2867 Steins key: these records are filed under asteroid alongside every other body of that kind. This page is where the catalog counts 2867 Steins on its own.

View the 20 missions filed under asteroid

The explorer draws a flight path only where a trajectory dataset is committed, and only where that dataset records an encounter with this body. A record above does carry one, but none of them encounters 2867 Steins, so the explorer has no 2867 Steins path to draw and this page offers no link to one.