Mariner 5

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Mariner 5 was a NASA space probe launched in 1967 that conducted a successful flyby of Venus, providing important data on the planet’s atmosphere and environment.

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Mariner 5 canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf planetary probe
space probe
uncrewed spacecraft
attitudeControl three-axis stabilized
closestApproachTarget Venus NERFINISHED
communicationBand S-band
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
flyby Venus NERFINISHED
heliocentricOrbit yes
helpedDetermine dense Venusian atmosphere
high surface pressure on Venus
launchDate 1967-06-14
launchSite Cape Kennedy Air Force Station Launch Complex 12 NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Atlas SLV-3 Agena-D NERFINISHED
launchYear 1967
massAtLaunch 244.9 kilograms
approximately 540 pounds
missionEnd late 1967
missionEndReason end of useful communications
missionOutcome successful
missionType planetary flyby
notableResult confirmation of very hot conditions on Venus
refinement of Venus mass and radius estimates
operator NASA
orbitsCompletedAroundSun multiple heliocentric orbits
powerSource chemical batteries
solar panels
predecessor Mariner 4 NERFINISHED
primaryObjective investigation of Venusian atmosphere
measurement of Venus environment
study of Venus
program Mariner program NERFINISHED
providedDataOn Venus atmosphere
Venus surface pressure
Venus temperature
interplanetary magnetic field
solar wind
scientificInstruments cosmic-ray detector
magnetometer
plasma probe
radio occultation experiment
solar plasma detector
trapped-radiation detector
ultraviolet photometer
spaceAgency National Aeronautics and Space Administration NERFINISHED
spacecraftBus Mariner-type bus
successor Mariner 6 NERFINISHED
target Venus NERFINISHED

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Mariner 4 followedBy Mariner 5
Mariner program includes Mariner 5