Mars 5

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Mars 5 was a Soviet spacecraft from the 1970s Mars program that successfully entered Martian orbit and transmitted data about the planet’s atmosphere and surface.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mars orbiter
Soviet Mars spacecraft
uncrewed spacecraft
arrivalAtMarsDate 1974-02-12
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
dataReturned gamma-ray spectra of Martian surface
images of Martian surface
magnetic field data near Mars
measurements of Martian atmosphere
measurements of Martian ionosphere
solar wind data near Mars
dataTransmissionDuration a few days after Mars orbit insertion
epoch 1970s
failureCause depressurization of instrument compartment
failureEffect premature end of data transmission
hasInstrument gamma-ray spectrometer
infrared radiometer
magnetometer
plasma sensors
radio occultation experiment
television camera system
ultraviolet spectrometer
launchDate 1973-07-25
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome
Baikonur Cosmodrome Site 81 NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Proton-K rocket NERFINISHED
MarsOrbitInsertion 1974-02-12
missionObjective measure Martian ionosphere
measure solar wind near Mars
obtain images of Mars
study Martian atmosphere
study Martian surface
missionOutcome partial success
missionType orbiter
notableAchievement returned detailed data on Martian atmosphere and surface
successful insertion into Martian orbit
operator Soviet space program NERFINISHED
orbitsCompletedAroundMars multiple orbits before failure
powerSource solar panels
primaryTarget Mars NERFINISHED
programSequence followed Mars 4
preceded Mars 6
spaceAgency Soviet Academy of Sciences NERFINISHED
spacecraftBus M-73S NERFINISHED
spacecraftMass approximately 3260 kilograms
spaceProgram Soviet Mars program NERFINISHED
status mission completed
upperStage Blok D NERFINISHED

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