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NASA's Viking program consisted of two unmanned space missions to Mars, Viking 1 and Viking 2. Each mission had a satellite designed to photograph the surface of Mars from orbit, and to act as a communication relay for the Viking lander that each mission carried.

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	[[NASA]]'s '''Viking program''' consisted of two [[unmanned space missions]] to [[Mars (planet)\|Mars]], Viking 1 and Viking 2. Each mission had a [[satellite]] designed to [[photograph]] the surface of Mars from [[orbit]], and to act as a communication relay for the Viking lander that each mission carried.		[[NASA]]'s '''Viking program''' consisted of two [[unmanned space missions]] to [[Mars (planet)\|Mars]], [[Viking 1]] and [[Viking 2]]. Each mission had a [[satellite]] designed to [[photograph]] the surface of Mars from [[orbit]], and to act as a communication relay for the Viking lander that each mission carried.