On January 6, 1968, NASA launched the seventh and final Surveyor spacecraft on a mission to explore the moon. Space History Archives👉 https://space-com.visitlink.me/5osI5c Like its six predecessors, Surveyor 7 was a robotic spacecraft sent to demonstrate the feasibility of doing soft landings on the moon. Two of these missions didn't succeed with their soft landings and accidentally crash landed, but Surveyor 7 arrived in one piece, successfully wrapping up the Surveyor program. It touched down
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Space.com. . On January 6, 1968, NASA launched the seventh and final Surveyor spacecraft on a mission to explore the moon. Space History Archives👉 https://space-com.visitlink.me/5osI5c Like its six predecessors, Surveyor 7 was a robotic spacecraft sent to demonstrate the feasibility of doing soft landings on the moon. Two of these missions ...
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