Chronology of Pakistan's rocket tests
The Suparco's spaceflight missions and tests were the sounding rocket launches of the Space Research Commission that were aimed for developing high-altitude rockets for Pakistan's space programme. The exploration programme provides opportunities for physics, atmospheric physics, investigations of the prevailing temperature gradients, wind velocities and density of the upper atmosphere. Since its inception, over 200 sounding rockets were launched by Suparco from 1962 till its partial termination in 1972.
Originally, it has been a SUPARCO programme and is still active as of current. The space mission programme has taken over by various aerospace authorities and institutions, including many international collaborations, in the country. Since late 1980s, most of the tests have been involved in the research and development, followed by the physical testings of the ballistic missile have also been conducted. Notable spaceflights of the launchers have included Rehbar-I, Shaheen-I/Shaheen-II, various Ghauri-II space boosters and missiles.
Spaceflight by year
Spacecraft by year
Recent testings and launch
December 10, 2001
;Badr-BBadr-B was Pakistan's second satellite. Built in collaboration with the English company SIL, it had a mass of 70 kg and carried an Earth imager.
| Mass | Class | Type | Spacecraft | Manufacturer | Agency | Perigee | Apogee | Inclination | COSPAR | USAF Sat Cat | References | Level |
| 70 kg | Remote Sensing, experimentation | Civilian | Badr-B | SUPARCO and Rosaviakosmos | SUPARCO | 996 km | 1,015 km | 99.70 deg | 2001-056C | 27003 | 4, 296, 552, 554 | 1 |