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Surveyor 3

retired
Science ExplorationcislunarCOSPAR 1967-035ALaunched 4/17/1967
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Mission & Launch
Launch Mission
Surveyor 3 Mission
Launch Vehicle
Atlas Centaur D
Launch Date
4/17/1967
Last Contact
5/4/1967
Orbit & Mass
Orbit Class
cislunar
Altitude
246,144 km
Inclination
29.9 deg
Dry Mass
302 kg
Total Mass
1,036 kg
Payload Classification
Mission Type
Science Exploration
Payload Category
PLAN
Payload Class
C
Organizations
Operator
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Manufacturer
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Registry
COSPAR ID
1967-035A
UN Registration
A/AC.105/INF.170
Track
Mentions
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All verified mentions of this spacecraft in source documents.
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NASA’s Surveyor 3 lander photographed a solar eclipse on April 24, 1967 on its 114th day on the Moon.

GeneralValue 3.5Mar 24, 2025Moon Monday #218: A molten Moon, a date for the SPA, sunset for Blue Ghost as well as inclusive Artemis language, and more

Surveyor 3 used a mirror to bring the Earth into view from its landed geometry to image the solar eclipse.

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Mar 24, 2025
Moon Monday #218: A molten Moon, a date for the SPA, sunset for Blue Ghost as well as inclusive Artemis language, and more

NASA’s Apollo 12 lunar module sandblasted the Surveyor 3 probe located 200 m from the Apollo 12 landing site.

CapabilityValue 3.8Sep 15, 2023Astrobotic Initiates NASA Contracts to Study Interaction of Rocket Plumes with Lunar Terrain

NASA’s Apollo 12 landing sandblasted the Surveyor 3 probe located 200 m from the Apollo 12 landing site.

CapabilityGeneralValue 3.5Sep 7, 2023Astrobotic’s two NASA contracts to investigate rocket plumes and their interaction with the lunar surface