List of extraterrestrial memorials

This list of extraterrestrial memorials compiles the human-made memorials not located on Earth. == Mars == Landing sites: Thomas Mutch Memorial Station – Viking 1 lander (1976) Gerald Soffen Memorial Station – Viking 2 lander (1976) Carl Sagan Memorial Station – Mars Pathfinder (Sojourner) base (1997) Challenger Memorial Station – MER-B (Opportunity) landing site area (2004) Columbia Memorial Station – MER-A (Spirit) landing site area (2004) Green Valley – Phoenix lander (2008) Phoenix DVD Bradbury Landing – Curiosity rover landing site (August 6, 2012) (no actual hardware at location) Rafael Navarro Mountain – Curiosity rover (April 5, 2021) InSight Landing – InSight lander (2018) Octavia E. Butler Landing – Perseverance rover landing site (2021) Wright Brothers Field – first take-off and landing area of Ingenuity helicopter (2021) Valinor Hills, last landing spot and final resting place of Ingenuity in Airfield Chi (χ) before retirement due to sustained rotor blade damage (2024) Memorials and artifacts: Pennants of Soviet Union on Mars 2 and Mars 3 landers (1971) Lincoln penny – Curiosity rover Tribute to healthcare workers plate and Martian Meteorite – Perseverance rover "Send Your Name to Mars" – Perseverance rover DNA Inscription – Perseverance rover Mars rover family portrait – Perseverance rover Parachute with coded message "Dare mighty things" – Perseverance rover The Ingenuity helicopter carries a small piece of fabric from the wing of the first powered aircraft, the 1903 Wright Flyer built and flown by the Wright Brothers == Earth orbit == Plaque designed by Carl Sagan on LAGEOS-1 Immortality Drive, in the International Space Station A GeoSat time capsule aboard EchoStar XVI, The Last Pictures (includes 100 black and white photographs) Apollo 15 postal covers on the International Space Station 3 Lego Astronauts of Expedition 42: Terry Virts, Anton Shkaplerov, and Samantha Cristoforetti The LEO library by the Arch Mission Foundation == The Moon == Fallen Astronaut – a lunar plaque and small memorial statue for lives lost in space exploration.

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List of extraterrestrial memorials

This list of extraterrestrial memorials compiles the human-made memorials not located on Earth. == Mars == Landing sites: Thomas Mutch Memorial Station – Viking 1 lander (1976) Gerald Soffen Memorial Station – Viking 2 lander (1976) Carl Sagan Memorial Station – Mars Pathfinder (Sojourner) base (1997) Challenger Memorial Station – MER-B (Opportunity) landing site area (2004) Columbia Memorial Station – MER-A (Spirit) landing site area (2004) Green Valley – Phoenix lander (2008) Phoenix DVD Bradbury Landing – Curiosity rover landing site (August 6, 2012) (no actual hardware at location) Rafael Navarro Mountain – Curiosity rover (April 5, 2021) InSight Landing – InSight lander (2018) Octavia E. Butler Landing – Perseverance rover landing site (2021) Wright Brothers Field – first take-off and landing area of Ingenuity helicopter (2021) Valinor Hills, last landing spot and final resting place of Ingenuity in Airfield Chi (χ) before retirement due to sustained rotor blade damage (2024) Memorials and artifacts: Pennants of Soviet Union on Mars 2 and Mars 3 landers (1971) Lincoln penny – Curiosity rover Tribute to healthcare workers plate and Martian Meteorite – Perseverance rover "Send Your Name to Mars" – Perseverance rover DNA Inscription – Perseverance rover Mars rover family portrait – Perseverance rover Parachute with coded message "Dare mighty things" – Perseverance rover The Ingenuity helicopter carries a small piece of fabric from the wing of the first powered aircraft, the 1903 Wright Flyer built and flown by the Wright Brothers == Earth orbit == Plaque designed by Carl Sagan on LAGEOS-1 Immortality Drive, in the International Space Station A GeoSat time capsule aboard EchoStar XVI, The Last Pictures (includes 100 black and white photographs) Apollo 15 postal covers on the International Space Station 3 Lego Astronauts of Expedition 42: Terry Virts, Anton Shkaplerov, and Samantha Cristoforetti The LEO library by the Arch Mission Foundation == The Moon == Fallen Astronaut – a lunar plaque and small memorial statue for lives lost in space exploration.

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