Table:
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U.S. mission
Mass (kg)
Launch vehicle
Launched
Mission goal
Mission result
2
Pioneer 0
38
Thor-Able
17 August 1958
Lunar orbit
Failure – first stage explosion; destroyed
3
Pioneer 1
34
Thor-Able
11 October 1958
Lunar orbit
Failure – software error; reentry
4
Pioneer 2
39
Thor-Able
8 November 1958
Lunar orbit
Failure – third stage misfire; reentry
5
Pioneer 3
6
Juno
6 December 1958
Lunar flyby
Failure – first stage misfire, reentry
6
Pioneer P-1
168
Atlas-Able
24 September 1959
Lunar orbit
Failure – pad explosion; destroyed
7
Pioneer P-3
168
Atlas-Able
29 November 1959
Lunar orbit
Failure – payload shroud; destroyed
8
Pioneer P-30
175
Atlas-Able
25 September 1960
Lunar orbit
Failure – second stage anomaly; reentry
9
Pioneer P-31
175
Atlas-Able
15 December 1960
Lunar orbit
Failure – first stage explosion; destroyed
10
Ranger 1
306
Atlas – Agena
23 August 1961
Prototype test
Failure – upper stage anomaly; reentry
11
Ranger 2
304
Atlas – Agena
18 November 1961
Prototype test
Failure – upper stage anomaly; reentry
12
Ranger 3
330
Atlas – Agena
26 January 1962
Moon Landing
Failure – booster guidance; solar orbit
13
Ranger 5
342
Atlas – Agena
18 October 1962
Moon Landing
Failure – spacecraft power; solar orbit
14
Ranger 6
367
Atlas – Agena
30 January 1964
Lunar impact
Failure – spacecraft camera; crash impact
15
Ranger 7
367
Atlas – Agena
28 July 1964
Lunar impact
Success – returned 4308 photos, crash impact
16
Ranger 8
367
Atlas – Agena
17 February 1965
Lunar impact
Success – returned 7137 photos, crash impact

Questions and formulas:
Question: What is the largest mass(kg)?
Formula: MAX(B1)
Formula2: MAX(B2:B16)
Level: easy