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This is Lindsay and Aria Andy this’s is the video
https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/apollo/apollo11.html

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Miracle and Josue
2. Date of launch:May 4, 1989
3. Type of mission: Orbit

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1. Lauren, Maija
2. March 30, 2021, James Webb Space Telescope
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4. The main goal is observing some distance objects and the formation of galaxies some of the minor goals is understanding the many formations of the stars, planets, and direct imaging of novas and exoplanets.
5. To find out Howe many stars and planets are going to and how they formed the galaxies
6. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Webb_Space_Telescope?scrlybrkr=6209528e

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Gavin McNee rem
New horizon
Launch’s on Jan 19 2006
Orbit mission

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1. Wongele and wiltie
2. Curiosity
3. November 26, 2011, 10:02 AM EST
4. Rover
5. Curiosity's prime mission is to determine if Mars is, or was, suitable for life. space.com
6.Along the way, the robot collected evidence of ancient water, minerals, organic chemicals and other materials needed for life. it will explore three new rock layers. One is dominated by an iron mineral known as hematite (HE-mah-tyte). Another layer is mostly clay. The third contains plenty of sulfate-based salts. https://www.sciencenewsforstudents.org/article/what-curiosity-rover-has-learned-about-mars-so-far
7. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2UeE_Dhyluo

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Voyager 1/2

1) Julia Asmus
2) Voyager 1/2 September 1977 and August 1977
3) both flyby
4) the purpose of this mission was originally to explore Jupiter and Saturn, but after making multiple discoveries on both planets, both Voyagers 1 and 2 have been assigned to many missions.
5) there are active volcanoes on Jupiter’s moon and NASA learned more of the many intricacies of Saturn’s rings
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1.Collin & Alex
2.SOHO was launched on December 2nd, 1995, 3:08 AM, and cost 1 billion EUR’s in total.
3. It does flyby missions, and is mainly studying the sun
4. and It is mainly used to learn more information about the sun, but has researched over 30,000 comets
5.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4gjnn9kSwDk
6.https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/missions/soho/in-depth/

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1) Julia Asmus
2) Voyager 1/2

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1. Jackie
2. Mars One launch 2025
3. Lander
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Andrew.s and David
And isaak                                           Started: may 4 1989             End:October 12 1994
The goal was to see  %70 of the surface on Venus

Cost:680 million

Launch vehicle: space shutter Atlantis

Type of mission: orbiter

Why did there do it: to map
The surface of the Venus

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=svb07i5bsi4

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1. Hoda & Kenzie
2. Mercury redstone , May 5, 1961
3. Orbiter
4. The first U.S human space flight the astronaut that piloted was Alan shepard the objective was to put an astronaut to orbit around the earth and return him safely the process and what it takes to keep a human being safe around the earth
5. The process of what it takes to keep a human being safe around a planet
6. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WyFHZxGQnWw

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1. Gavin Finck
2. Messenger spacecraft launched
August 3, 2004
3. Orbital spacecraft
4. NASA’s Mercury Surface mission, MESSENGER, was designed to map the surface composition, study the magnetic field and interior structure of our solar system's smallest and innermost planet.
5. On 18 March 2011 (UTC), MESSENGER became the first spacecraft to orbit Mercury. During a series of flybys that edged it closer to orbit insertion, the spacecraft revealed more of Mercury than has ever been seen before. Images and data reveal Mercury as a unique, geologically diverse world with a magnetosphere far different than the one first discovered by Mariner 10 in 1975.
6. https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/missions/messenger/in-depth/

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1.Lilly and Jaida
2. Apollo 13 launched April 11 1970
3. It was a lander mission
4. Specifically designed to explore the moon
5. We learned how to deal with problems that can happen in in space also how to control them
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Apollo 13 (1995) - Houston, We Have a Problem Scene (4/11) | Movieclips

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1. Weston, Jack

2. Juno was launch August 5, 2011

3. Flyby, Probe

4. Improve our understanding of our solar system by looking at the origins and evolution of Jupiter.

5. It cost 1 billion dollars to make the probe. Juno arrived at Jupiter July 2016 (it took five years to travel). The probe is the size of a tennis court. It comes in thousands of miles within Jupiter to take detailed photos. Massive storm clusters at the poles of the planet. Juno found a possible volcano on their moon. Jupiter’s big red spot suggests that the planet is rich with water. The planets gravity is kind of lopsided. Most lightning is concentrated at Jupiter’s North Pole

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1. Lindsay & Aria
2. Apollo 11: July 16, 1969
3. Lander
4. On July 16, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took the first steps by humans on another planet. The astronauts got back to earth on July 20, 1969 they also brought back samples  from the moon.
5. They found out that humans can travel outside of then earth and land on other planets and explore them using then correct technology.

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1. Maggie and MJ
2. Pioneer Venus launched two spacecrafts one on May 20, 1978 and the other on August 8, 1978
3. The first one was an orbiter and the other was a probe/lander
4. The main purpose of the mission was to map that planets surface, study the solar wind, and study the characteristics of the atmosphere.
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1. Ms. Benson
2. Kepler Spacecraft launched March 6, 2009.
3. Flyby, Telescope
4. Specifically designed to survey our region of the Milky Way galaxy to discover hundreds of Earth-size and smaller planets in or near the habitable zone and determine the fraction of the hundreds of billions of stars in our galaxy that might have such planets.                                          5. “This announcement more than doubles the number of confirmed planets from Kepler,” said Ellen Stofan, chief scientist at NASA Headquarters in Washington. “This gives us hope that somewhere out there, around a star much like ours, we can eventually discover another Earth.” Analysis was performed on the Kepler space telescope’s July 2015 planet candidate catalog, which identified 4,302 potential planets. For 1,284 of the candidates, the probability of being a planet is greater than 99 percent – the minimum required to earn the status of “planet.” An additional 1,327 candidates are more likely than not to be actual planets, but they do not meet the 99 percent threshold and will require additional study. The remaining 707 are more likely to be some other astrophysical phenomena. This analysis also validated 984 candidates previously verified by other techniques."Before the Kepler space telescope launched, we did not know whether exoplanets were rare or common in the galaxy. Thanks to Kepler and the research community, we now know there could be more planets than stars,” said Paul Hertz, Astrophysics Division director at NASA Headquarters. "This knowledge informs the future missions that are needed to take us ever-closer to finding out whether we are alone in the universe." 6.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_zcEgx1IgQ7.
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