No to mention the US Navy’s Clementine Moon Mapping Mission, which went silent after taking still classified moon mapping images, then turned up a few years ago in a solar orbit still transmitting ...
Clementine was a masterpiece of low-energy trajectories to destinations, as well as being pretty small for its time. Hi-res, low altitude pics of nearly the entire lunar surface were made for the first time.
[snip] After leaving lunar orbit, a malfunction in one of the on-board computers on May 7 [1994] at 14:39 UTC (9:39 AM EST) caused a thruster to fire until it had used up all of its fuel, leaving the spacecraft spinning at about 80 RPM with no spin control. This made the planned continuation of the mission, a flyby of the near-Earth asteroid Geographos, impossible. The spacecraft remained in geocentric orbit and continued testing the spacecraft components until the end of mission. [/snip]
https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/LCROSS/searchforwater/clementine.html