Artist's drawing of Viking spacecraft
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Photo Number: KSC-73PC-0648
Release Date: 28-Apr-1973
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Description:
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is developing an unmanned spacecraft called Viking to continue the exploration of Mars in the mid-1970s. Two Viking spacecraft, each including an orbiter and a lander will be launched by TitanIII/Centaur launch vehicles in August and September 1975 from Cape Kennedy to reach Mars in mid-1976. They will perform scientific investigations both from orbit and on the surface of Mars, including a search for life form on the planet.
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100 |
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Slide |
GIF |
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156 |
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JPEG |
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