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spacecraft, orbiters, landers, , and aircraft that built the modern record of Mars.

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No imagePerseverance Mars roverMars astrobiology and sample-caching roverActivePerseverance Mars rover launched at about 2,260 pounds (1,025 kilograms) for the rover and operated under NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

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Contextual image from SA-1; it documents a canonically related mission, not the exact SA-1 Saturn I test vehicle record.

SA-1 Saturn I test vehicleSaturn I development vehicleTesting concludedSA-1 Saturn I test vehicle supported SA-1 in the Apollo program.

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Already-reviewed real photograph from the one canonically related sa-2 mission. It supplies mission context for SA-2 Saturn I test vehicle; it is not necessarily the exact hardware subject and does not establish the record's exact hardware article, serial, configuration, markings, deployment, operation, condition, or visibility.

SA-2 Saturn I test vehicleSaturn I development vehicleTesting concludedSA-2 Saturn I test vehicle supported SA-2 in the Apollo program.

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Contextual image from SA-3; it documents a canonically related mission, not the exact SA-3 Saturn I test vehicle record.

SA-3 Saturn I test vehicleSaturn I development vehicleTesting concludedSA-3 Saturn I test vehicle supported SA-3 in the Apollo program.

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Contextual image from SA-4; it documents a canonically related mission, not the exact SA-4 Saturn I test vehicle record.

SA-4 Saturn I test vehicleSaturn I development vehicleTesting concludedSA-4 Saturn I test vehicle supported SA-4 in the Apollo program.

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Contextual image from SA-5; it documents a canonically related mission, not the exact SA-5 Saturn I test vehicle record.

SA-5 Saturn I test vehicleSaturn I development vehicleTesting concludedSA-5 Saturn I test vehicle supported SA-5 in the Apollo program.

No imagePegasus 1 spacecraftUncrewed geophysics and heliophysics observatoryMission concludedPegasus 1 spacecraft was a about 23,000 pounds (10,500 kilograms) including the instrumented structure observatory operated by NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and Langley Research Center.

No imagePegasus 2 spacecraftUncrewed geophysics and heliophysics observatoryMission concludedPegasus 2 spacecraft was a about 23,000 pounds (10,500 kilograms) including the instrumented structure observatory operated by NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and Langley Research Center.

No imagePegasus 3 spacecraftUncrewed geophysics and heliophysics observatoryMission concludedPegasus 3 spacecraft was a about 23,000 pounds (10,500 kilograms) including the instrumented structure observatory operated by NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and Langley Research Center.

No imageSaturn IB SA-207Crew launch vehicleExpendedSaturn IB SA-207 supported Skylab 3 in the Skylab program.

No imageSaturn IB SA-210American crew launch vehicleExpendedSaturn IB SA-210 supported Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in the Apollo-Soyuz program.

No imageSoyuz TMA-07M flight vehicleSoyuz-TMA spacecraftSoyuz TMA-07M was the individual physical Soyuz spacecraft flown from December 19, 2012 through May 14, 2013.

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