Moon 1990-Future

OMG SPACE MOON 3474.8 KM IN DIAMETER QNE ORBIT IS 27.3 EARTH DAYS 384,403 KM FROM EARTH | Luna 1970A February 1970 Luna 1970B February 1970 Apollo 13 April 1970 Luna 16 September 1970 |Zond 8 October 1970 | Luna 17 November 1970 Apollo 14 January 1971 Apollo 15 July 1971 | Luna 18 September 1971 Luna 19 September 1971 |Luna 20 February 1972 SMART 1 September 2003 Kaguya September 2007 O Chang'e 1 October 2007 Chandrayaan 1 October 2008 1970 2000 Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter June 2009! Apollo 16 April 1972 | Soyuz L3 November 1972 Apollo 17 December 1972 | Luna 21 January 1973 Explorer 49 June 1973 Luna 22 June 1974 | Luna 23 October 1974 Luna 1975A October 1975 | Luna 24 August 1976 Chang'e 2 October 2010 GRAIL September 2011 LADEE May 2012! ELE 2012 II LEO 2012 Luna-Glob 1 2012 1980 Chandrayaan 2 2013 Chang'e 3 2013 2010 ILN Node 1 2013 Luna-Glob 2 2013 ILN Node 2 2014 Luna-Grunt 2014 MoonLITE 2014 Selene-2 2015 ● MoonNext 2015| Luna-Grunt 2 2015i Chang'e 4 2015| • Hiten January 1990 Clementine January 1994 Luniy-Poligon 2020 FUTURE Aurora 2025 1990 AsiaSat 3/HGS-1 December 1997 Lunar Prospector January 1998 The moon is the fifth largest natural satellite in the solar return EARTH'S system, and one quarter the diameter of Earth. The presence of the moon orbiting the Earth actually slows down Earth's rotation on it's mission mission rover success failure *. ONLY axis. The effect is sļight, but it's enough to make the Earth day about 2 milliseconds longer every one hundred years. Under the Outer Space Treaty, signed in 1967, the moon remains free for people of all nations to land on ạnd explore; it is not owned by any one nation, despite pennants and flags from both the.Soviet Unjon lander NATURAL mission mission orbiter planned ongoing SATELLITE and the United States being planted on it's surface. flyby Mercury Venus Earth Mars Ceres Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Pluto Haumea Makemake Eris The above scale lists all planets and dwarf planets in their natural order. All sizes are to scale, distances are not to scale. All dates are launch dates; probes may reach their destination months or years later. Only probes that have gone beyond low earth orbit are listed.