Lunokhod 2 was a Soviet lunar rover that landed on the Moon in January 1973. It was part of the Lunokhod program, which aimed to explore the lunar surface. The rover was equipped with scientific instruments to analyze soil and take photographs, covering about 37 kilometers during its mission. The rover operated for nearly four months, sending back valuable data and images before losing contact in May 1973. Lunokhod 2 was notable for its advanced technology, including remote control capabilities and a solar-powered system, contributing significantly to lunar exploration knowledge.