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వివరణPioneer program.gif	English: Pioneer Spacecraft Composite "The Pioneer Family" Probes 6-9, 10, 11 and Venus Orbiter and Multiprobe or Bus (12-13)
తేదీ	11 మార్చి 1982
మూలం	NASA (exact source unknown, see https://archive.org/details/AILS-AC82-0178 for comparable version)
కర్త	NASA/Michael Fornalski

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