Surveyor 7

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Surveyor 7 was a NASA unmanned lunar lander that successfully touched down on the Moon in 1968 to conduct scientific experiments and surface imaging.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf spacecraft
uncrewed lunar lander
attitudeControl three-axis stabilized
communicationBand S-band
communicationEnded 1968-02-21
constructedIn United States
countryOfOrigin United States
destination Moon
epoch Space Race
followedBy Apollo 11 lunar landing (as next US successful lunar surface mission)
linked to: Apollo 11
imageCount over 20,000 images
imageType television images
landingBody Moon
landingDate 1968-01-10
landingSite Tycho crater
landingTechnique soft landing
landingYear 1968
launchDate 1968-01-07
launchSite Cape Kennedy
linked to: Cape Canaveral

Cape Kennedy Air Force Station Launch Complex 36A
launchVehicle Atlas-Centaur
launchYear 1968
manufacturer Hughes Aircraft Company
massAtLaunch approximately 1000 kilograms
massOnLanding approximately 300 kilograms
missionEnd 1968-02-21
missionNumber 7
missionType lunar lander
notableFeature only Surveyor spacecraft to land in a highland region of the Moon
notableResult measured chemical composition of lunar surface material at Tycho
provided detailed images of Tycho crater region
operator NASA
partOf Surveyor lunar soft-landing series
powerSource solar panels
precededBy Surveyor 6
primaryObjective lunar surface imaging
lunar surface science experiments
program Surveyor program
programGoal support Apollo program lunar landing site selection
propulsionType liquid-fueled retrorocket
scientificInstrument alpha-scattering instrument
beta-ray backscatter instrument
soil mechanics surface sampler
solar X-ray spectrometer
television camera
spaceAgency National Aeronautics and Space Administration
linked to: NASA
spacecraftBus Surveyor bus
status mission completed
success true
surfaceOperationsDuration about 40 days

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