Surveyor 6

American lunar lander

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1967-11-07T00:00:00Z

rocket launch Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 36

1967-11-10T00:00:00Z

soft landing Sinus Medii

1967-11-17T00:00:00Z

soft landing Sinus Medii

1967-12-14T00:00:00Z

loss of signal

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Frameless

Diagram of the 6.5 second flight, or hop (diagram from the Boeing Company).

Surveyor 1 imaged by LROC under two very different lighting conditions. The background image (M122495769LE) was acquired with the Sun 67° above the horizon - the Surveyor is indicated with arrow and enlarged in the top inset.

Surveyor 6 casting 18-meter long shadow with Sun just 8° above the horizon, LROC NAC image M117501284L [NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University].

• After its soft landing, Surveyor 6 was the first spacecraft to be launched from the surface of the moon. It lifted itself to about 3 meters altitude and flew about 2. (Wikimedia)
• Launch of Surveyor 6 toward a soft landing on the Moon. (Wikimedia)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive entry@				Wikidata
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
major	rocket launch Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 36	1967			Wikidata
major	soft landing Sinus Medii	1967			Wikidata
major	soft landing Sinus Medii	1967			Wikidata
minor	loss of signal	1967			Wikidata
image	Diagram of the 6.5 second flight, or hop (diagram from the Boeing Company).				Wikimedia
image	Surveyor 1 imaged by LROC under two very different lighting conditions. The background image (M122495769LE) was acquired with the Sun 67° above the horizon - the Surveyor is indicated with arrow and enlarged in the top inset.	2010			Wikimedia
image	Surveyor 6 casting 18-meter long shadow with Sun just 8° above the horizon, LROC NAC image M117501284L [NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University.]	2010			Wikimedia
video	After its soft landing, Surveyor 6 was the first spacecraft to be launched from the surface of the moon. It lifted itself to about 3 meters altitude and flew about 2.	1967			Wikimedia
video	Launch of Surveyor 6 toward a soft landing on the Moon.	1967			Wikimedia