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The Soviet Union's Sputnick is launched as apart of the Great Space Race.
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One of NASA's spacecrafts sent to discover the Sun, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, and the Moon
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The Venera Missions were based in the Soviet Union as a part of the Great Space Race. The first was launched from Sight 31 and sent to explore Venus's surface.
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NASA's Mercury is launched as apart of the Great Space Race.
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NASA's Gemini is launched as apart of the Great Space Race.
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One of the 10 Mariner Missions sent to see Mars, Venus, and Mercury. It was the first successful mission to Mars and gained some of our first close images of Mars.
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One of the 10 Mariner Missions sent to orbit Venus. It learned about Venus's atmoshpere.
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NASA and Europe began to work on the Hubble Telescope.
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One of the final Mariner missions that was sent to look at Martian moons.
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The first of two Viking probes is launched to get high definition photos of Mars.
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The second of two Viking probes is launched to get high definition photos of Mars.
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One of the two Viking Spacecrafts reaches Mars
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The second of the two Viking Spacecrafts reaches Mars
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Launched in Pasadena,CA. The Voyagers (1&2) were some of the first manmande objects to travel through space. It took pictures of the universe and found stars, black holes, gas giants, other planets etc.
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Launched in Pasadena,CA. The Voyagers (1&2) were some of the first manmande objects to travel through space. It took pictures of the universe and found stars, black holes, gas giants, other planets etc.
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The last of NASA's Pioneer missions to discover more about the Sun, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, and the Moon.
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The first reusable Space Shuttle was launched.
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The Space Shuttle program from NASA lasted from 1981-2011. It carried the Colombia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavor Missions.
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The Venera Missions were based in the Soviet Union as a part of the Great Space Race. The final probe was launched from Sight 31 and sent to explore Venus's surface.
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The Magellan Spacecraft is launched from Cape Canaveral, FL to orbit Venus.
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The Hubble Telescope is lauched to take more detail images of space.
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The Magellan arrives at Venus and starts to collect data.
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Specific Missions happended in 1993, 1997, 1999, and 2009
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The Magellan Spacecraft is commanded to crash into Venus in order to collect atmoshperic data.
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The Galileo Probe is released into space to reach Jupiter's surface. The Orbiter observes the outside.
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The Galileo spacecraft is launched in Pasadena, CA by NASA. It was on a set course to Jupiter.
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The Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous (N.E.A.R) Mission is launched. It is sent to try and orbit an asteroid
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One of NASA's Mars Rovers.The first Mars Rover to land successfully.
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The Cassini Spacecraft was launched from Cape Canaveral, FL. It was an effort from NASA, ESA, and the ISA to learn about the moons around Saturn
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The N.E.A.R. missions end and it becomes the first space craft to orbit an asteroid.
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The International Space Station is launched into space and orbits for 141 days.
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The Genesis Spacecraft is sent from Cape Canaveral, FL to observe our solar system from space.
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NASA's second Mars Rover is Launched
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NASA's third Mars Rover is launched from Earth
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NASA's Spirit rover lands on Mars.
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One of NASA's Mars Rovers reaches Mars.
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The Genesis Spacecraft crash lands on Earth. It collected Sun particles for scientist to study
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The Cassini lands on one of Saturn's moons and learns about Titan's atmoshpere. It's hyper-sensitive camera also allows it to take photos of Saturn
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In July of 2008 the Cassini missions ended,
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NASA's most recent Mars rover is launched.
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Part two of the ISS Expedition 35 is launched. It is set to land on Earth September 2013
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NASA's most recent Mars Rover lands on Mars/
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Part one of the ISS Expedition 35 is launched. It is set to land on Earth May 2013