Space exploration: missions and technology

Robotic and crewed space missions let scientists study the solar system and beyond up close, sending spacecraft to fly by, orbit, or land on other planets and moons, and even return samples to Earth for direct laboratory analysis. These missions have provided evidence unavailable from Earth-based telescopes alone, like close-up images of planetary surfaces and direct measurements of a planet's atmosphere or magnetic field.

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