LRO

From Wikipedia: Developed at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, LRO is a large and sophisticated spacecraft planned to fly in a lunar polar orbit for a mission of one Earth year. An optional extended phase of the mission (up to five years) could provide a communications relay for future lunar ground missions, such as a Moon lander or rover.
After completing a preliminary design review in February 2006 and a critical design review in November 2006, the LRO was shipped from Goddard Space Flight Center to Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on 11 February 2009. Launch was planned for October 2008, but this slid to April as the spacecraft underwent testing in a thermal vacuum chamber. Launch was rescheduled for June 17, 2009 because of the delay in a priority military launch, and happened one day later, on June 18.

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