A Veronique launched in May 1963 carried a CEA experiment to measure the X-ray background. A flight in Apr 1966 may have been astronomy-related. The VA89 flight was the first nighttime payload recovery.
| Veronique Astronomy Program | ||||
| Flight | Date | Lab | Notes | Site |
| V45 | 1963 May 1 | LPA/CEA | Vassy/Rawer/CEA | HMG |
| VA78 | 1966 Apr 4 | CNES | ACS/cosmic rays/L alpha | HMG |
| VA77 | 1966 Oct 1 | CNES | ACS/Labeyrie/Courtes | HMG |
| VA84 | 1967 Jan 11 | LAS/CEA | Cameras Nocturnes | HMG |
| V63 | 1967 Jan 13 | Aero | Solar UV | HMG |
| VA88 | 1967 Apr 4 | LAS/CEA | Camera Nocturne/ X-rays | HMG |
| VA89 | 1968 Jul 25 | LAS/CEA | X-rays | CSG |
| VA83 | 1968 Dec 18 | LAS | Nebular photometry | CSG |
| VA90 | 1968 Dec 23 | LAS/CEA | Nebular photometry/X-rays | CSG |
The flights in 1964 described as 'Pointeur' were tests of guidance systems for solar pointing telescopes, and returned narrow band UV images of the Sun for the first time.
| Veronique Solar physics Program | |||
| Flight | Date | Lab | Notes |
| V48 | 1963 May 10 | Aero | Coronagraph |
| V52 | 1964 Nov 8 | Aero | Pointeur Colorado |
| V56 | 1965 Feb 12 | Aero | Pointeur LCA |
| V57 | 1966 Apr 6 | Aero | Pointeur Ball Bros. |
| V64 | 1967 Mar 17 | Aero | Coronagraphe |