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Pioneer
The Pioneer was made to go withstand the Sun, Jupiter, Saturn, and Venus. It was launched on August 17, 1958 to August 8, 1978. -
Vanera
Vanera's first mission launched on February 12, 1961 and discovered that lightning and thunder exist on Venus. These missions continued for over 20 years. -
Sputnik/Mercury/Cemini
The Sputnik/Mercury/Gemini programs sent hte first man into space safely. The Sputnik/Mercury/Gemini programs were all different programs combined together and the Sputnik program was launched June 1965, the Mercury program was launched February 1962, and the Gemini program was launched May 1961. -
Mariner
From an unknown exact date Mariner missions launched between the years 1962 and 1974. 7 out of 10 missions were sucessful, thereby gathering information about space. -
Sputnik/Mercury/Gemini
The Sputnik/Mercury/Gemini programs sent hte first man into space safely. The Sputnik/Mercury/Gemini programs were all different programs combined together and the Sputnik program was launched June 1965, the Mercury program was launched February 1962, and the Gemini program was launched May 1961. -
Sputnik/Mercury/Gemini
The Sputnik/Mercury/Gemini programs sent hte first man into space safely. The Sputnik/Mercury/Gemini programs were all different programs combined together and the Sputnik program was launched June 1965, the Mercury program was launched February 1962, and the Gemini program was launched May 1961. -
Mariner
From an unknown exact date Mariner missions launched between the years 1962 and 1974. 7 out of 10 missions were sucessful, thereby gathering information about space. -
Viking Probes
Viking Probes only searched Mars. There were two launchings and the first one was on August 20, 1975. The second one launched was on September 9, 1975. each one takes exactly 333 Earth days to reach Mars. -
Viking Probes
Viking Probes only searched Mars. There were two launchings and the first one was on August 20, 1975. The second one launched was on September 9, 1975. each one takes exactly 333 Earth days to reach Mars. -
Space Voyagers
Space Voyagers are manmade objects that travel through Interstellar space studying Jupiter and Saturn. There was two launchings, the first one was on August 20, 1977, and the second one was on September 5, 1977. Both Space Voyagers are expected to stop working in 2020. -
Space Voyagers
Space Voyagers are manmade objects that travel through Interstellar space studying Jupiter and Saturn. There was two launchings, the first one was on August 20, 1977, and the second one was on September 5, 1977. -
Pioneer
The Pioneer was made to go withstand the Sun, Jupiter, Saturn, and Venus. It was launched on August 17, 1958 to August 8, 1978. -
Vanera
Vanera's first mission launched on February 12, 1961 and discovered that lightning and thunder exist on Venus. These missions continued for over 20 years. -
Space Shuttle
The Space Shuttle is 184.2 feet tall, was the first re-useable shuttle, and it was first launched on April 12, 1981 to 2011. The 135 missions lasted 30 years and was secessful most of the time. -
Magellan
The Magellan launched on May 4, 1989 to discover important things about Venus to report back to scientists on Earth. The Magellan collected that Venus has no magnetic field and no moons, it also has lots of rocky mountains but no tectonic plates. -
Galileo Spacecraft
The Galileo Spacecraft was meant to investigate only Jupiter. It launched on October 18, 1989. -
Hubble Telescope
The Hubble Space Telescope was really an observer of space in general although, it ended up spaculating Pluto deeply from its atmosphere to its soil. It launched on April 24, 1990 and is expected to die out sometime in 2013. -
N.E.A.R
N.E.A.R missions launched between the dates of February 17, 1996 to March 1, 1996. Each mission cost around/over 150 million for construction without added expense. -
N.E.A.R
N.E.A.R missions launched between the dates of February 17, 1996 to March 1, 1996. Each mission cost around/over 150 million for construction without added expense. -
Cassini
Cassini was launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida on October 15, 1997. Cassini is roughly about the same size as a 30 passenger school bus. -
Space Stations
Space Stations were designed to hold a crew of people and stay in space for over a long period of time. Houstan was where one of the Space Stations was located hence the phrase "Houstan, we have a scenario". There were a lot of missions but mission one was especially significant because it was the first sucessful Space Station to stay in space. It was launched on October 31, 2000, and landed on March 21, 2001. -
Space Stations
Space Stations were designed to hold a crew of people and stay in space for over a long period of time. Houstan was where one of the Space Stations was located hence the phrase "Houstan, we have a scenario". There were a lot of missions but mission one was especially significant because it was the first sucessful Space Station to stay in space. It was launched on October 31, 2000, and landed on March 21, 2001. -
Genesis
On August 8th, 2001, the Genesis launched from Earth to space to find out more about the sun by measuring/observing the Solar wind and other factors like that. -
Mars Rovers
Mars Rovers study the atmosphere, soils, climate, etc. of Mars alone. All American Mars Rovers discovered discovered something on Mars because of a sucessful take-off and landing. The Launching dates were June 10, 2003, July 7, 2003 and November 26, 2001. -
Mars Rovers
Mars Rovers study the atmosphere, soils, climate, etc. of Mars alone. All American Mars Rovers discovered discovered something on Mars because of a sucessful take-off and landing. The Launching dates were June 10, 2003, July 7, 2003 and November 26, 2001. -
Mars Rovers
Mars Rovers study the atmosphere, soils, climate, etc. of Mars alone. All American Mars Rovers discovered discovered something on Mars because of a sucessful take-off and landing. The Launching dates were June 10, 2003, July 7, 2003 and November 26, 2001. -
Space Shuttle
The Space Shuttle is 184.2 feet tall, was the first re-useable shuttle, and it was first launched on April 12, 1981-2011. The 135 missions lasted 30 years and was secessful most of the time. -
Hubble Telescope
The Hubble Space Telescope was really an observer of space in general although, it ended up spaculating Pluto deeply from its atmosphere to its soil. It launched on April 24, 1990 and is expected to die out sometime in 2013. -
Space Voyagers
Space Voyagers are manmade objects that travel through Interstellar space studying Jupiter and Saturn. There was two launchings, the first one was on August 20, 1977, and the second one was on September 5, 1977. Both Space Voyagers are expected to stop working in 2020.
