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Failure
It missed the moon
It went to suns orbit
Goal was to land on moon
The Controls failed

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Pioneer 4 was launched on March 3rd 1959 and it was a failure because it didn’t take pics of the moon like it was supposed to. It was launched by Juno 2, it was 13 pounds, it was made by nasa, it lost communication in the middle of the flight.

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Goal- was to collect data on interplanetary space and to photograph the moon and land on the lunar surface

Failed

Facts
the computer problem prevented them from doing any operations

Was the first U.S space craft to reach a different celestial body

It weighed 730 lbs

It drifted without any course corrections it also impacted the moon in the far side with the velocity of around 6,000 miles per hour

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Luna 9 was the first spacecraft to safely land on a celestial body and return imagery. The mission duration was
6 days, 11 hours, 10 minutes and was a success. Chief designer Seregei Korolev (the man who got lost in space and survived) died before the launch of his spacecraft. The spacecraft weighed a total of 1,583.7 kg at launch and a total of 99 kg at landing. Pictures from Luna 9 were not first seen in the Soviet Union, but at an observatory in England. Pictures were later decoded and published worldwide.

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It was a space craft that was successful and sent fruit fly eggs and tortoises in space and they survived. It almost crashed because of a rocket malfunctioned. This happened in 1968 and ended in 1968. The mission lasted 6 days and entered the mooned atmosphere and got back in that short time

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Goal -  to return with images from the lunar far side

Successfully

Facts
3rd spacecraft successfully launched to the moon

It passed over the North Pole

The first attempts to transmit the photos where unsuccessful because of the low signal strength

P.F Bratslavets and I.A Rosselevich created Luna 3

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Goal- it was a test for the first moon landing
It was a success
Facts

In all Apollo 10 spent 2.6 days in lunar orbit and orbited the moon 31 times

It went a total 24,791 miles per hour and it flew for 192 hours 3 hours 23 seconds.

The crew did ever that Aldrin, Armstrong, and Collin’s did except for land.

It cost around 350 million and then with inflation it was adjusted to 2.95 billion

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Goal- land the first person on the moon

Success ✅😀🌗🚀🧑‍🚀

Facts- first person to ever walk on the moon was Neil Armstrong

The second person on the moon was buzz aldrin

The mission lasted 8 days! 🗓️

The rocket used was a Saturn V rocket 🚀🚀🚀

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Apollo was a successful failure and was supposed to be the third lunar landing attempt the crew died and a part of the ship blew up after a rupture of a service module oxygen tank this oxygen tank blew up in the 56th hour of the mission and was used and installed in Apollo 10 some of the crew survived by using their lunar land equipment as a make shift life boat to survive the long journey back to earth and this space craft was 15065 kg which was the mass of the LM including astronauts

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To research for possible young lunar volcanic activity and to collect ancient highlands crustal material from lmbrium.
SUCCESS🎉🥳

-It took off in Florida’s Cape Canaveral
-it was a 12 day mission
-3 crew members: Eugene A, Cernan Ronald, and Evan Harrison,
It was 356 feet tall

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The purpose of this mission was to serve the moon
It was a success in the technology but crashed and didn’t make it back to Earth

Discovered ice on the poles
Was robotic
Observed the moon
Destroyed by astroieds

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What was Clementine? Clementine was the first U.S. spacecraft launched to the Moon in over 20 years. It was designed to test spacecraft components during extended exposure to space and to study the Moon and an asteroid. The mission succeeded in its lunar objectives, but a malfunction forced the asteroid flyby to be canceled.

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Purpose: test trajectory utilizing gravity to help double lunar swingbys
Success
Fun fact
3rd country in to space
It was named after heavenly being in Muslim

It crashed intentionally
The mission took 3 years 2 months and 17 days

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“to photograph smooth areas of the lunar surface to help select safe landing sites for the Apollo missions” says the NASA website.
Luna 2 was a success.
Fun facts

It was the first spacecraft to land on the moon

It weighed 390.2 kg

It was launched 12 September 1959

14 September 1959 Was the day it crashed

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Failure
It crashed into the moon
It was supposed to orbit
It was supposed to take pictures
It failed because a screw is loose

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Goal- to confirm the presence of water ice in a permanently shadowed crater at the Moon's south pole.

LCROSS successfully discovered water in permanently shadowed craters.

The LCROSS mission cost about $75 million
The LCROSS flew around the moon.
LCROSS was found by water ice in a dark, cold lunar crater
The LCROSS crater is about  25–30-m-diameter big

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The goal of Artemis is to confirm all of the spacecraft's systems operate as designed with crew aboard in the actual environment of deep space. The whole general goal of Artemis is to establish a permanent base on the moon. Artemis 11 and the program is operational with Orion capsule planning to launch in sept 2025. This mission will last 10 days. It was delayed because of the launch vehicle (Orion) had some corrosion. Artemis II is the first crewed mission in a series of missions to the Moon and on to Mars.

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Geotail Japan-USA collab 1992 24 of July 

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Geotail Japan-USA collab 1992 24 of July 

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Successss👏👏👏👏👏
Purpose: study magnetic fields, plasmas, plasma waves and energetic particles

Survived 30 years
Was a collab with Japan and USA
Ended 28 November 2022
Studied the earths magnetosphere

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The reason for the mission was to “explore Jupiter's three large ocean-bearing moons to probing the planet's complex atmosphere and magnet  environment.”
Success 🐮🐮🐮🐮🧦🐮
Fun facts
JUICE is the first interplanetary spacecraft to the outer Solar System planets not launched by the United States

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Goal- land on the moon

Partial success

Facts
The mission lasted 48 days
It crashed on the moon
Israel’s first liner mission
Gyroscope failed

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Goal-was to explore the lunar highlands
Successfully
It landed the 3rd human on the moon