Actually we do remember them. History books report on their landings and colonies plus how they raided the Coastlines of the UK. Today towns and streets still have the names given them by Vikings. They are not forgotten.
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Photography did not exist for another 800 or so years after the Viking Age. Unless of course you are refering to the Viking Exploration Program from recent years, at which point it photographed the landscape of Mars.
The Viking Rocket was created in 1949 and was used for space exploration. The Viking Rocket was created by Lockheed Martin.
viking ship designs.
The Viking missions were named after a series of conferences in the late 1960s that focused on Mars exploration. The name "Viking" was suggested by project manager, James S. Martin, to reflect the historical association between the Vikings and exploration. The missions were planned to conduct biological experiments and search for life on Mars.
He used a Viking merchant ship known as a knarr.
He was a Viking explorer, and the first European to land in North America.
The term "Viking" refers to a Norse seafarer or warrior who lived during the Viking Age (8th-11th centuries) in Scandinavia. Vikings were known for their seafaring skills, raids, and exploration of new territories.
to find land and treasure
Photography did not exist for another 800 or so years after the Viking Age. Unless of course you are refering to the Viking Exploration Program from recent years, at which point it photographed the landscape of Mars.
He was a viking who was one of the first people to discover America.
The Viking landers, named after the Norse explorers, symbolize humanity's quest for exploration and discovery. Launched by NASA in the 1970s, Viking 1 and Viking 2 were the first successful missions to land on Mars, providing valuable data about the planet's surface and atmosphere. The name reflects the adventurous spirit of the Vikings, connecting past exploration with modern scientific endeavors in space. This legacy continues to inspire future missions to explore other worlds.