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* 28 April: The first launch from [[Vostochny Cosmodrome]], a [[Soyuz-2 (rocket)|Soyuz-2.1a]] rocket carrying the ''[[Mikhailo Lomonosov (satellite)|Mikhailo Lomonosov]]'' X-ray astronomy satellite, is completed.
* 18 April: [[JAXA]] now believes ''[[Hitomi (spacecraft)|Hitomi]]'' has been destroyed after achieving a high spin rate due to an attitude control issue.
* 15 April: The [[Bigelow Expandable Activity Module]] is removed from [[SpaceX CRS-8]] and installed on the [[International Space Station]] at the ''[[Tranquility (ISS module)|Tranquility]]'' aft port.
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* 11 April: The [[United Launch Alliance]] and [[Bigelow Aerospace]] announce a plan to build commercial [[space station]]s using Bigelow's [[BA 330]] inflatable space modules.
* 10 April: For the first time, both spacecraft of [[NASA]]'s [[Commercial Resupply Services]] are docked to the [[International Space Station]], with [[SpaceX CRS-8]] joining [[Cygnus CRS OA-6]].
* 8 April: After launching [[SpaceX CRS-8]], the first stage of a [[Falcon 9 full thrust]] rocket lands successfully on an [[autonomous spaceport drone ship]], Marmac 304 ''Of Course I Still Love You'', in the [[Atlantic Ocean]] off [[Cape Canaveral]], [[Florida]].
* 5 April: [[John M. Grunsfeld]], [[NASA]] astronaut and associate administrator of their [[Science Mission Directorate]], announces his resignation from the organization.▼
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▲* 5 April: [[John M. Grunsfeld]], [[NASA]] astronaut and associate administrator of their [[Science Mission Directorate]], announces his resignation from the organization.
* 28 March: The [[Japan]]ese ''[[Hitomi (spacecraft)|Hitomi]]'' telescope has malfunctioned, and is believed to be tumbling. [[JAXA]] is attempting to recover it.
* 24 March: The [[United States Air Force]] ceases efforts to recover the failed [[Defense Meteorological Satellite Program|DMSP-19]] meteorological satellite, ending its mission prematurely after two years.
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