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https://www.windows2universe.org/space_missions/viking.html

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This picture shows the Viking 1 picture of its landing site, complete with data screen.

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This picture shows the Viking 1 picture of its landing site, complete with data screen.

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This picture is from the Viking 2 landing site, showing Mars soil.

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The Viking 1 was a spacecraft with an orbiter and lander on board.  The mission was to find life on Mars, or if there was life on Mars.  The landers recorded many excellent images.  Viking 1 and Viking 2 orbiters mapped 97% of the Martian surface.

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Viking Missions to Mars - Windows to the Universe

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Viking 1 was launched on Aug. 20, 1975, followed later that year on Sep. 9 by Viking 2. After searching for flat, level areas, the spacecraft deployed their landers, brought safely to the ground using parachutes and retro-thrusters which prevented a dangerous high-speed impact.

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August 20, 1975
Mars orbiter and lander

Searched for life on Mars and monitored the planet's weather. Communication with the orbiter was shut down in 1980, after 1489 orbits.