Luna 25

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Q1042357

Russian lunar lander, lost after an engine overburn and resulting crash on the lunar surface. 

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See also Luna 25A
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2023-08-10T00:00:00Z
rocket launch Vostochny Cosmodrome Site 1S 2023
2023-08-19T00:00:00Z
lunar impact 2023
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005 Луна 25005 Луна 25
LROC NAC image enlarged four times centered on the likely Luna 25 crater. Image width is 275 meters; north is up. (Frame No. M1447547309R)LROC NAC image enlarged four times centered on the likely Luna 25 crater. Image width is 275 meters; north is up. (Frame No. M1447547309R)
Luna 25 mission patchLuna 25 mission patch
Luna-25 impact crater LROC NAC M1447547309R 01Luna-25 impact crater LROC NAC M1447547309R 01
Luna-25 impact crater LROC NAC M1447547309R (4x Enlarged)Luna-25 impact crater LROC NAC M1447547309R (4x Enlarged)
Maquette Luna-Glob Lander DSC 0075Maquette Luna-Glob Lander DSC 0075
Maquette-Luna-Glob-Lander-b-DSC 0075Maquette-Luna-Glob-Lander-b-DSC 0075
Suggested landing ellipses for Luna-GlobSuggested landing ellipses for Luna-Glob
Suggested landing ellipses for Luna-Glob (Luna-25). Primary ellipses are 1, 4, 6 and secondary ellipses are 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and B1, B2.Suggested landing ellipses for Luna-Glob (Luna-25). Primary ellipses are 1, 4, 6 and secondary ellipses are 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and B1, B2.
The region of the South Pole of the Moon, indicating the planned landing sites for Luna-25The region of the South Pole of the Moon, indicating the planned landing sites for Luna-25
This image is 1,100 meters wide, and lunar north is up. (LROC NAC frame No. M1447547309R)This image is 1,100 meters wide, and lunar north is up. (LROC NAC frame No. M1447547309R)
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