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31Zond program — Zond (Зонд; meaning probe ) was the name given to two series of Soviet unmanned space missions undertaken from 1964 to 1970 to gather information about nearby planets and to test spacecraft. The second series used a stripped down variant of the… …
32Zond 1967A — was an unmanned Soviet lunar capsule, testing for future manned flights. The spacecraft was similar to Zond 4 and Zond 1967B. It launched on September 28, 1967 at Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. The rocket fell off its course during launch,… …
33Zond 1964A — was a Soviet lunar probe designed to flyby the Moon. It was meant to test technology for future Mars missions. It launched on June 4, 1964. The rocket failed, and Zond 1964A failed. This probe was the second in the Zond series, and the first to… …
34Zond 1967B — The Soviet Zond 1967B was a test flight of the Soviet lunar capsul meant for manned flights to the Moon. This mission was similar to Zond 4. During the launch, there was a problem with the rocket which caused the entire mission to fail.External… …
35Zond — /zawnd/, n. one of a series of Soviet space probes that photographed the moon and returned to earth. [1964; < Russ: orig., surgical probe < F sonde SONDE; z perh. due to G Sonde ( < F)] …
36Programme Zond — Zond (en russe : Зонд, « sonde ») est le nom d un programme spatial soviétique se déroulant entre 1964 et 1970, destiné à préparer deux séries de vols inhabités pour recueillir des informations sur la Lune, Mars et Vénus ainsi que… …
37Programa Zond — Zond (Зонд; “sonda” en ruso) es el nombre de una serie de vehículos automáticos soviéticos ideados como sistemas de pruebas con vistas a un futuro alunizaje y puestas en servicio entre 1963 y 1970. La serie se inició con el despegue de las… …
38Kosmos 146 — Zond 1 Zond 3 …
39Sond — Zond 1 Zond 3 …
40zoned — ˈzōnd adjective Etymology: zone (I) + ed : wearing the zone that is symbolic of virginity : virgin, chaste fair zoned damsels Alexander Pope …
