Category talk:Luna programme

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I was wondering why failed missions, such as:

• Luna 1958A
• Luna 1958B
• Luna 1958C
• Sputnik 25

And other missions which have articles are not included in this category?

Some of the missions that are in this section partially failed but are still included. Are these omissions deliberate or just a mistake? Would anyone object to these being added to the category? Jackqu7 20:25, 22 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]