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Launching a few weeks behind its twin Viking 1, Viking 2 followed suit and flew as an orbiter-lander pair to enter Mars orbit. The landers then separated from the orbiters and descended to the planet's surface.

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Taken in: Kennedy Space Center

Author: NASA

Description: Launching a few weeks behind its twin Viking 1, Viking 2 followed suit and flew as an orbiter-lander pair to enter Mars orbit. The landers then separated from the orbiters and descended to the planet's surface.

Created on: Tuesday 9 September 1975

Albums: Locations / OSM-4.915832801313164
US SPACE PROGRAM / PROBES / MARS / VIKING / VIKING 2 / Mission Photos (Original) / Meanwhile, on Earth

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