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Q: How many probes were sent to the moon?
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How many probes can be sent to the moon?

about 67 at a time


Did the Russians really go to the moon?

No. The Russians have sent unmanned probes, but the only manned missions to the moon were American.


How many space probes have been sent to explore Venus?

there has been 16 probes that had been sent to venus.


What were space probes sent to the moon for?

Probes are sent to the moon in order to find out whether there is life or if there is any substances we assume we need for life such as water and oxygen. Water was found on mars. if you looked it up it is really easy to find there is so much about it.


How has exploration of space been done beyond the moon?

NASA has sent probes to Mars, which is much further from Earth than the Moon.


What probes have been sent to venus or are planned to be sent?

The probes that have been sent or being planned to be sent to Venus are Voyager2 and that is it there are no other probes being planned to be sent to Venus.


How many probes have been sent to mercury?

2


How many space probes have you sent to Jupiter?

They have sent 6 space prbes to Jupiter.


How many space probes have been sent to Mars?

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The probes or satellites on that have been sent to your plant a is?

What the probes or stellites that have been sent to Jupiter are


Are there any human explorations to the moon europa moon?

No. We have sent probes to Jupiter, which have studied Jupiter and its moons, but nothing has landed on it. No human has gone farther than Earth's moon.


What was the first probe sent to the moon?

The Soviets launched a series of Luna probes that took the first pictures of the far side of the Moon. In 1966, Luna 9 made the first successful landing on the Moon and sent back television footage from the Moon's surface.