Jun 9, 2025
Viking Program 📡🛰️ (NASM)
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Viking Program 📡🛰️ (NASM)
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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It’s been forever and a day, but I drew Viking 1 again. I still love this guy and his three minutes of screen time in Goes to Mars. Who knows, I may even write another story about him. Like I said, it’s been forever.
i fucking LOVE mars and i LOVE curiosity and spirit and opportunity and phoenix and sojourner and pathfinder and viking !!!!!! and im so excited for InSight and 2020!!!!!!
Round 3 Match 1
Viking 1 vs Curiosity
Read about the Viking landers and Curiosity.
Which Mars mission is your favourite?
Viking 1 Lander
Curiosity
Mars Mission Tournament Round 1 Match 1
Viking 1 Lander vs Viking 2 Lander
Read about these spacecraft here!
Which Viking lander is your favourite?
Viking 1
Viking 2
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Meet the Contestants: Viking 1 & 2 Landers
Viking Lander Model [NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona]
The Viking landers were identical Mars landers on the twin Viking missions.
The Viking 1 lander was the first successful Mars lander, landing on July 20, 1976 in Chryse Planitia near the equator and operating on the surface for 2,245 sols (over 6 Earth years).
Viking 2 landed on September 3, 1976 on Utopia Planitia, further north than Viking 1. It operated on the surface for 1281 sols (close to 4 Earth years).
Both Viking landers preformed geological, atmospheric and biological experiments, as well as taking the first (successful) pictures from Mars’ surface. The biological experiments are of particular interest, as some interpret their results as pointing to biological activity on Mars. Much of the community discounts these results, and there has been no further evidence of current life on Mars, but there are some who still believe that Viking found life on Mars.
Read more on the NASA Viking site.
Tune in for round 1 of the Mars Mission Tournament, where these two landers go head to head.
NASA Viking Lander Scientist, Gilbert Levin, says that there is "substantial and circumstantial evidence for extant microbial life on Mars."
The Viking Lander with Carl Sagan