What is the best NASA mission of all time?
Crewed flights compete with robots that outlived their own engineers. Distance, discovery and difficulty pull the answer three ways.
1Apollo 8The first crewed flight to leave Earth orbit, which circled the Moon at Christmas 1968.1000pts
2Viking 1Made the first successful landing on Mars in 1976 and kept transmitting for six years.780pts
3GalileoOrbited Jupiter for eight years and found evidence of an ocean under the ice of Europa.738pts
4James Webb Space TelescopeUnfolded its mirror a million miles from Earth in 2022 and now sees the earliest galaxies.639pts
5Apollo 11The first crewed landing on another world, in July 1969.511pts
6Apollo 13A failed landing that became the agency's most-studied rescue.511pts
7Hubble Space TelescopeLaunched in 1990 with a flawed mirror, repaired in orbit, and still returning science more than thirty years on.511pts
8Mercury-Atlas 6John Glenn's 1962 flight, the first time an American orbited the Earth.443pts
9VoyagerTwo probes launched in 1977 that toured the outer planets and are now the only human objects in interstellar space.443pts
10Artemis IISent four astronauts around the Moon in April 2026, the first crewed flight beyond Earth orbit since Apollo.365pts
11CuriosityLanded in Gale Crater in 2012 using a rocket-powered sky crane and is still driving.365pts
12New HorizonsFlew past Pluto in 2015 after nine years in transit, turning a smudge into a mapped world.275pts
13PerseveranceCached samples for a future return to Earth and flew the first aircraft on another planet.170pts
14The Space Shuttle Programme135 flights that built the International Space Station and launched and repaired Hubble.170pts
15Cassini-HuygensOrbited Saturn for thirteen years, landed a probe on Titan, and ended by flying into the planet.46pts
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