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NASA Identifier: SPD-SLRSY-1805 Thor-Able I mit dem Raumschiff Pioneer I auf der Spitze, bevor es auf dem östlichen Testgelände des heutigen Kennedy Space Center startete. Pionier I startete am 11. Oktober 1958 das erste Raumschiff, das von der 11 Tage alten National Aeronautics and Space Administration ins All geschossen wurde. Obwohl sie den Mond nicht erreichte, übermittelte sie 43 Stunden Daten.

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