The first successful robotic lunar rover, launched in 1970, operated for 11 months on the Moon's Mare Imbrium, traveling 10.5 kilometers while conducting soil analyses and transmitting over 20,000 images and 200 panoramas back to Earth.

4660 Nereus

A small, Earth-approaching asteroid measuring just 330 meters across that completes its orbit every 1.8 years and has been considered as a potential target for both robotic and crewed missions due to its easy accessibility.

2867 Šteins

A small, diamond-shaped asteroid roughly 5km across that was visited by ESA's Rosetta spacecraft in 2008, revealing numerous impact craters including a large crater chain near its pole.