euesa1-5, Exercise 3: Judging a mission

This exercise has no single answer. A good answer has four parts:

1. The mission chosen and its aim.
2. What actually happened (with a date checked in a reliable source).
3. A verdict: success, partial success or failure.
4. One reason, which may point to the science, the engineering or the money.

Example (Rosetta and Philae): the aim was to orbit a comet and land on it. Rosetta orbited comet 67P in 2014 and Philae landed, though it bounced into shadow and contact was brief. A reasonable verdict is a success for the science (the first orbit and landing at a comet) with a partial failure for the lander.