By "spaceships", it is assumed that you are referring to vehicles used to transport through space. There are rumors of many secret Soviet spaceflights, and many such fatal ones, so the exact number is unknown. Here is a list of the known crashes of spacecraft:
1967 - Soviet. Soyuz 1. Failed parachute deployment. 1 fatality.
1967 - American. X-15 Flight 191. Control failure. 1 fatality.
1969 - Soviet. Soyuz 5. Crash-landed in Ural mountains. No fatalities.
1971 - Soviet. Soyuz 11. Depressurization. 3 fatalities. Craft soft-landed, so technically not a "crash."
1975 - Soviet. Soyuz 18. Launch failure after rockets failed to separate. No fatalities.
1976 - Soviet. Soyuz 23. Punched through frozen lake. No fatalities.
1986 - American. Space Shuttle Challenger. Explosion. Enough of the craft survived to crash into the ocean. 7 fatalities.
2003 - American. Space Shuttle Columbia. Explosion. Debris scattered across several states. 7 fatalities.
2008 - Soyuz TMA-11. Crash-landed. No fatalities.
12 people have been on the moon, and 18 unmanned landings on the moon.
6 spacecrafts have landed on our moon, Apollo 11, Apollo 12, Apollo 14, Apollo 15, Apollo 16, Apollo 17. Apollo 13 never landed on the moon.
At least three since 1900.
The Russians have never landed on the moon
If you are asking of of man, then it is the U.S.A .But the Russians landed the first unmanned spacecraft on the moon.
no
The first spacecraft to orbit the Moon was sent by the Soviet Union. After many attempts, Luna10 was made the success to orbit the moon on April 1966.
Luna 2 and Ranger 4 both smashed into it while Apollo 11 was the first to land with people.
The Russians have never landed on the moon
Yes.
If you are asking of of man, then it is the U.S.A .But the Russians landed the first unmanned spacecraft on the moon.
none
No spacecraft has visited all the planets.
No manned missions have gone farther away than the moon. If you mean space probes or satellites, I think three
Pluto will be visited by the spacecraft New Horizon in 2015
Just one.
no
voyager 2
Voyager 2 is the only spacecraft to have currently visited both.
The Space Shuttle is incapable of traveling to the moon. The only manned spacecraft to travel to the moon was the Apollo spacecraft, which flew 9 lunar missions in the late 1960s and early 70s. Of these lunar missions, 6 successfully landed on the moon. Since Apollo 17 in 1972, no humans have visited the moon. The Apollo spacecraft, however, took about three days to reach the moon.