Surveyor 5

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Surveyor 5 was a NASA unmanned lunar lander that successfully analyzed the Moon’s surface as part of the Surveyor program in 1967.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spacecraft
robotic lunar lander
spacecraft
unmanned lunar lander
communication radio link to Earth
communicationBand S-band
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedBy Jet Propulsion Laboratory NERFINISHED
domain lunar science
planetary science
epoch early lunar exploration
era Space Race NERFINISHED
followedBy Surveyor 6 NERFINISHED
landingBody Moon NERFINISHED
landingDate 1967-09-11
landingSite Mare Tranquillitatis NERFINISHED
Sea of Tranquility NERFINISHED
launchDate 1967-09-08
launchMass about 1000 kilograms
launchSite Cape Kennedy NERFINISHED
Cape Kennedy Air Force Station Launch Complex 36B NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Atlas-Centaur NERFINISHED
managedBy Jet Propulsion Laboratory NERFINISHED
missionDurationOnSurface about 2 weeks of primary operations
missionStartYear 1967
missionType lunar lander
lunar surface science mission
notableResult confirmed basaltic nature of Mare Tranquillitatis surface material
first in-situ chemical analysis of lunar soil by the United States
measured elemental composition of lunar regolith
operator NASA
partOf Surveyor program NERFINISHED
powerSource batteries
solar panels
primaryObjective analyze lunar surface composition
obtain close-up images of the lunar surface
program Surveyor program NERFINISHED
scientificInstrument alpha-scattering instrument
soil mechanics surface sampler
television camera
spaceAgency NASA
spacecraftBus Surveyor lunar lander bus NERFINISHED
spacecraftConfiguration three-legged lander
status mission completed
succeeded Surveyor 4 NERFINISHED
success successful lunar landing
target Mare Tranquillitatis NERFINISHED
televisionImagesReturned thousands of images

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