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Solar System Exploration

Space Probes That Have Left Earth Orbit

Introduction: List of Solar System probes; Timeline of Solar System exploration
Solar Probes: Pioneer 5; Pioneer 6, 7, 8, and 9; Helios (spacecraft); International Cometary Explorer; Ulysses (spacecraft); WIND (spacecraft); Solar and Heliospheric Observatory; Advanced Composition Explorer; Genesis (spacecraft); STEREO
Mercury: Mariner 10; MESSENGER
Venus: Tyazhely Sputnik; Venera 1; Mariner 1; Venera 2MV-1 No.1; Venera 2MV-1 No.2; Venera 2MV-2 No.1; Mariner 2; Kosmos 21; Zond 3MV-1 No.2; Kosmos 27; Zond 1; Venera 2; Venera 3; Kosmos 167; Venera 4; Mariner 5; Venera 5; Venera 6; Venera 7; Kosmos 482; Venera 8; Venera 9; Venera 10; Pioneer Venus project; Venera 12; Venera 11; Venera 13; Venera 14; Venera 15; Venera 16; Vega 1; Vega 2; Magellan (spacecraft); Venus Express; Akatsuki (spacecraft); IKAROS; Shin'en (spacecraft)
Moon: Pioneer 0; Luna E-1 No.1; Pioneer 1; Luna E-1 No.2; Pioneer 2; Luna E-1 No.3; Pioneer 3; Luna 1; Luna E-1A No.1; Pioneer 4; Luna 2; Pioneer P-1; Luna 3; Pioneer P-3; Luna E-3 No.1; Luna E-3 No.2; Pioneer P-30; Pioneer P-31; Ranger 3; Ranger 4; Ranger 5; Luna E-6 No.2; Luna E-6 No.3; Luna 4; Ranger 6; Luna E-6 No.6; Luna E-6 No.5; Ranger 7; Ranger 8; Kosmos 60; Ranger 9; Luna E-6 No.8; Luna 5; Luna 6; Zond 3; Luna 7; Luna 8; Luna 9; Kosmos 111; Luna 10; Surveyor 1; Explorer 33; Lunar Orbiter 1; Luna 11; Surveyor 2; Luna 12; Lunar Orbiter 2; Luna 13; Lunar Orbiter 3; Surveyor 3; Lunar Orbiter 4; Explorer 35; Surveyor 4; Lunar Orbiter 5; Surveyor 5; Soyuz 7K-L1 No.4L; Surveyor 6; Soyuz 7K-L1 No.5L; Surveyor 7; Luna E-6LS No.112; Zond 4; Luna 14; Zond 5; Zond 6; Luna E-8 No.201; Luna programme; Luna E-8-5 No.402; Luna 15; Zond 7; Kosmos 300; Kosmos 305; Luna E-8-5 No.405; Luna 16; Zond 8; Luna 17; Luna 18; Luna 19; Luna 20; Soyuz (spacecraft); Luna 21; Lunokhod 2; Explorer 49; Luna 22; Luna 23; Luna E-8-5M No.412; Luna 24; Hiten; Geotail; Clementine (spacecraft); PAS-22; Lunar Prospector; Nozomi (spacecraft); SMART-1; SELENE; Chang'e 1; Chandrayaan-1; Moon Impact Probe; Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter; LCROSS; Chang'e 2; THEMIS; Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory; Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer; Chang'e 3; Chang'e 5-T1
Mars: Mars 1M; Mars 2MV-4 No.1; Mars 2MV-3 No.1; Mars 1; Mariner 3; Zond 2; Mariner 4; Mariner 6 and 7; Mars 2M No.521; Mars 2M No.522; Mariner 8; Mariner 9; Mars 2; Mars 3; Kosmos 419; Mars 4; Mars 5; Mars 6; Mars 7; Viking 1; Viking 2; Phobos program; Mars Observer; Mars 96; Mars Pathfinder; Sojourner (rover); Mars Global Surveyor; Mars Climate Orbiter; Mars Polar Lander; Deep Space 2; 2001 Mars Odyssey; Mars Express; Beagle 2; Spirit (rover); Opportunity (rover); Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter; Phoenix (spacecraft); Yinghuo-1; Fobos-Grunt; Mars Science Laboratory; Mars Orbiter Mission; Curiosity (rover); MAVEN
Ceres: Dawn (spacecraft)
Asteroids: NEAR Shoemaker; Deep Space 1; Stardust (spacecraft); Hayabusa
Jupiter: Pioneer 10; Pioneer 11; Voyager 1; Voyager 2; Galileo (spacecraft); Juno (spacecraft)
Saturn: Cassini–Huygens; Huygens (spacecraft)
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto: New Horizons
Comets: Suisei (spacecraft); Sakigake; Giotto (spacecraft); CONTOUR; Deep Impact (spacecraft); EPOXI; Rosetta (spacecraft); Philae (spacecraft)