Man made objects forever lost in space

Non-exhaustive list of interplanetary artificial objects that do not exist anymore as they were incinerated in gas giant deep atmospheres (i.e. Jupiter and Saturn). They are not in space anymore but are listed on this table for the record as they were part of interplanetary missions.

Over 10 artificial objects have been identified.

COSPAR IDnametypemissionquantity (initially)statusdate/epoch (UTC)location
1989-084EDECELERATION MODULEInsertion motorGALILEO1incinerated upon atmospheric entryDecember 7, 1995jupiter's atmosphere
1989-084ECHUTE COMPARTMENT COVERSBackshell elements (mortar)GALILEO?incinerated upon atmospheric entryDecember 7, 1995jupiter's atmosphere
1989-084EPILOT CHUTE1.14 m parachuteGALILEO1incinerated upon atmospheric entryDecember 7, 1995jupiter's atmosphere
1989-084EPROBE AFT COVERBack coverGALILEO1incinerated upon atmospheric entryDecember 7, 1995jupiter's atmosphere
1989-084EMAIN CHUTE BAGStorage bagGALILEO1incinerated upon atmospheric entryDecember 7, 1995jupiter's atmosphere
1989-084EMAIN CHUTE3.8 m parachuteGALILEO1incinerated upon atmospheric entryDecember 7, 1995jupiter's atmosphere
1989-084EPROBE HEATSHIELDHeatshieldGALILEO1incinerated upon atmospheric entryDecember 7, 1995jupiter's atmosphere
1989-084EGALILEO PROBEJupiter atmospheric entry probeGALILEO1EOM, incinerated upon atmospheric entryDecember 7, 1995jupiter's atmosphere
1989-084BGALILEO ORBITERJupiter orbiterGALILEO1EOM, incinerated upon atmospheric entrySeptember 21, 2003jupiter's atmosphere
1997-061ACASSINISaturn orbiterCASSINI-HUYGENS1EOM, incinerated upon atmospheric entrySeptember 15, 2017saturn's atmosphere
1997-061AHUYGENS PSE (PROBE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT)Cradle and equipment boxCASSINI-HUYGENS1attached to CassiniSeptember 15, 2017saturn's atmosphere