Russian lunar lander, lost after an engine overburn and resulting crash on the lunar surface
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Luna-Glob Lander, (see also Luna 25A)
former entity, lunar lander, Luna-Glob, Russian Space Research Institute, Luna 24, Soyuz-2.1b, Roscosmos State Corporation, NPO Lavochkin, Russia,
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link | NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive entry@ | | | | Wikidata |
link | Google Knowledge entry@ | | | | Wikidata |
major | rocket launch Vostochny Cosmodrome Site 1S | 2023 | | | Wikidata |
minor | lunar impact | 2023 | | | Wikidata |
image | 005 Луна 25 | 2022 | | | Wikimedia |
image | LROC NAC image enlarged four times centered on the likely Luna 25 crater. Image width is 275 meters; north is up. (Frame No. M1447547309R) | | | | Wikimedia |
image | Luna 25 mission patch | | | | Wikimedia |
image | Luna-25 impact crater LROC NAC M1447547309R 01 | 2023 | | | Wikimedia |
image | Luna-25 impact crater LROC NAC M1447547309R (4x Enlarged) | 2023 | | | Wikimedia |
image | Maquette Luna-Glob Lander DSC 0075 | 2015 | | | Wikimedia |
image | Maquette-Luna-Glob-Lander-b-DSC 0075 | 2015 | | | Wikimedia |
image | Suggested landing ellipses for Luna-Glob | | | | Wikimedia |
image | 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. | | | | Wikimedia |
image | The region of the South Pole of the Moon, indicating the planned landing sites for Luna-25 | 2022 | | | Wikimedia |
image | This image is 1,100 meters wide, and lunar north is up. (LROC NAC frame No. M1447547309R) | | | | Wikimedia |