examples of space probes [4]

Since the end of the 1950s, over 125 space probes have been launched to study the planets and satellites of the solar system.
examples of space probes [4] 						In 1975, Venera-9 transmitted the first photograph of the Venusian soil before it was crushed by the planet’s atmospheric pressure.				  							Launched in 1990, Ulysses is the only probe to have observed the two poles of the Sun; it is studying various types of solar rays.				  							Placed in orbit around Venus in 1990, Magellan is mapping 98% of its surface.

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lander (Viking)

orbiter (Viking)

planets and satellites

cross section of a space launcher (Ariane V)?[1]

examples of space launchers

Venera

In 1975, Venera-9 transmitted the first photograph of the Venusian soil before it was crushed by the planet’s atmospheric pressure.

Ulysses

Launched in 1990, Ulysses is the only probe to have observed the two poles of the Sun; it is studying various types of solar rays.

Magellan

Placed in orbit around Venus in 1990, Magellan is mapping 98% of its surface.