Editing New Millennium Program (section)

===Cancelled missions ===
*[[Deep Space 3]]/[[Space Technology 3]] ([[StarLight (spacecraft)|StarLight]]) –  would have been a spaceborne stellar interferometer.
*[[Deep Space 4]]/[[Space Technology 4]] ([[Champollion (spacecraft)|Champollion]]) –  planned for launch in 2003 to orbit and land on comet [[Tempel 1]] and return a sample in 2010 (cancelled 1999)
*[[Earth Observing 2]] – a plan to use space-based [[lidar]] to measure atmospheric winds (cancelled 1998)
*[[Earth Observing 3|Earth Observing 3 (GIFTS)]] – [[Geostationary]] Imaging [[Fourier transform spectroscopy|Fourier Transform Spectrometer]] originally planned for 2005-6 launch (cancelled)
*[[Space Technology 8]]<ref>H. Abakians, ''et al''., "NASA's New Millennium ST-8 Project" [http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2006AGUFM.P51C1209A abstract]</ref> – originally planned for 2009 launch, the satellite is designed, developed and manufacture by [[Orbital Sciences Corporation]] (cancelled)<ref>{{cite news | title=Orbital Selected To Build And Launch NASA's New Millennium Space Technology 8 Satellite | url=http://spacefellowship.com/news/art1294/orbital-selected-to-build-and-launch-nasa-039-s-new-millennium-space-technology-8-satellite.html | work=Space Race News | publisher=The Space Fellowship | date=4 December 2005  | access-date=16 April 2009 |first=Sigurd De |last=Keyser |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110807104022/http://spacefellowship.com/news/art1294/orbital-selected-to-build-and-launch-nasa-039-s-new-millennium-space-technology-8-satellite.html |archive-date=2011-08-07}}</ref>
*[[Space Technology 9]] – a NASA proposal related to precision landing and hazard avoidance for future planetary lander vehicles.<ref>{{cite report |url=https://www.researchgate.net/publication/241272329 |title=NASA's New Millennium ST9 TRGS Mission |date=December 2007 |first=Robert M. |last=Nelson}}</ref>