Apollo 11
The first crewed mission to land humans on the Moon and return them safely to Earth.
- AGENCY
- NASA
- YEAR
- 1969
NEON ARCHIVE / MISSION DATABASE
Structured records for the machines, people, and decisions that carried science beyond Earth.
The first crewed mission to land humans on the Moon and return them safely to Earth.
A lunar mission transformed into a high-stakes rescue after an oxygen tank failure.
The farthest human-made object, still returning a faint signal from interstellar space.
The only spacecraft to visit Uranus and Neptune, now traveling through interstellar space.
A thirteen-year Saturn campaign that revealed active moons, complex rings, and Titan’s surface.
The first close reconnaissance of Pluto and the first exploration of a Kuiper Belt object.
A mobile laboratory studying whether ancient Mars once offered environments favorable to life.
A segmented infrared telescope studying early galaxies, stellar nurseries, and exoplanet atmospheres.
A rover and sample-caching laboratory exploring Jezero Crater’s ancient river delta.
The first mission to demonstrate changing an asteroid moonlet’s orbit by kinetic impact.
A sample-return mission that collected material from near-Earth asteroid Bennu.
COLLECTION INDEX11 MISSION RECORDS