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Target: Pluto
Feature Type: Terra, terrae

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Feature Name
Target
Diameter
Center Latitude
Center Longitude
Feature Type
Approval Date
Origin
Hayabusa Terra Pluto 1115.00 46.07 229.88 Terra, terrae Aug 08, 2017 Japanese Hayabusa (literally Peregrine Falcon) spacecraft that performed the first asteroid sample return (2003–2010).
Pioneer Terra Pluto 598.00 56.58 192.40 Terra, terrae Feb 03, 2021 Early US lunar, planetary, and heliospheric missions including the first to Jupiter and Saturn, 1958-1997.
Vega Terra Pluto 1614.00 33.96 85.49 Terra, terrae May 30, 2019 A pair of the Soviet Union’s Vega 1 and Vega 2 spacecraft launched in 1984 that were the first ones to fly balloons on another planet (Venus, 1985) and then the first ones to image the nucleus of a comet (1P/Halley, 1986).
Venera Terra Pluto 742.00 56.89 117.62 Terra, terrae May 30, 2019 Series of the Soviet Union’s 16 spacecraft sent to Venus in 1961–1983. The missions accomplished a number of firsts, including the first human made device to enter the atmosphere of another planet (Venera 3, 1966), to measure in situ atmosphere composition of another planet (Venera 4, 1967), to make a soft landing on another planet (Venera 7, 1970), and to return images from another planetary surface (Venera 9, 1975).
Viking Terra Pluto 1171.00 12.34 150.97 Terra, terrae Feb 03, 2021 US Mars orbiter and landed missions that conducted the first successful explorations of the surface of Mars, 1976 to 1982.
Voyager Terra Pluto 843.00 60.08 153.52 Terra, terrae Aug 08, 2017 A pair of US-launched Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 spacecraft that performed the “grand tour” of all four giant planets (1977-1989).
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