Rank 13 documents Lunokhod 1 — the 756 kg Lavochkin rover that rolled off its Luna 17 lander onto Mare Imbrium on 17 November 1970 and became the first successful robotic lunar rover in history. Controlled from the Simferopol ground station by a five-man crew using television and joystick inputs delayed by the Earth–Moon round-trip, Lunokhod 1 traveled 10.5 km over ten months while carrying an X-ray spectrometer, laser reflector, and panoramic cameras. The tub-shaped body with hinged lid solar panel became an icon of Soviet lunar engineering — a mobile laboratory proving that remote surface exploration could extend far beyond static landers. International Space renders the eight-wheel hero, track lines across grey mare, open lid panel, and dense text archive exactly as the master PNG dictates.