!! NASA is turning 50 !! Aside from the moon landings, which of the following space missions have been the most important in your opinion?

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!! NASA is turning 50 !! Aside from the moon landings, which of the following space missions have been the most important in your opinion?

Pioneer 10 & 11 (Solar System)	0 (0.00%)

Voyager 1 & 2 (Solar System)	4 (36.36%)

Viking Landers (Mars)	0 (0.00%)

Sojourner (Mars	0 (0.00%)

Spirit & Opportunity Rovers (Mars)	5 (45.45%)

Galileo (Jupiter)	1 (9.09%)

Cassini/Huygens (Saturn)	1 (9.09%)

Magellan (Venus)	0 (0.00%)

Clementine (Moon)	0 (0.00%)

Mariners (Mars & Mercury)	0 (0.00%)

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!! NASA is turning 50 !! Aside from the moon landings, which of the following space missions have been the most important in your opinion? | 2 comments | Create New Account

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One mission not mentioned...............

Authored by: nspace01 onTuesday, April 01 2008 @ 08:40 am EDT

One that was not mentioned is the MRO.......................Best pictures, By Far, of mars.................resolution down to basketball size objects...............The new L(unar)RO will be able to image the Moon Landers/Rovers when it is launched...............................

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nSpace01

One mission not mentioned............... - Authored by: bobmoody on Tuesday, April 08 2008 @ 04:07 pm EDT

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