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  • ...the cancelling of planned lunar flights) was docked to the Soviet Soyuz 19 spacecraft, in the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project. Although the Cold War resuned in 1979 (a ...gency. In 1962 the [[Mariner 2]] mission was launched and became the first spacecraft to make a flyby of another planet – in this case [[Venus (planet)|Ven
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  • |''' Spacecraft delta v:'''|| 9,200 ft/s|| 2,800 m/s ...ere a CSM rendezvoused in [[orbit]] with a [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] [[Soyuz spacecraft]].
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  • ...is a type of shooter game which involves controlling a person, vehicle or spacecraft and shooting a large quantity of incoming enemies. The action is viewed fro ...control a vehicle. This may include cars, trains, boats, aircraft or even spacecraft.
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  • |uses=Studied for possible use in heating spacecraft ...[[uranium]] ores. Polonium has been studied for possible use in heating [[spacecraft]].
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  • ...rs reported Jupiter-like cloud belts on the planet, but when the Voyager 2 spacecraft flew by in 1986, Uranus appeared virtually featureless. The Northern Hemisp
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  • ...is time crew exchanges were carried out solely using the Russian [[Soyuz]] spacecraft. Beginning with [[Expedition 7]], station crews consisted of only two astro ...ated, temporarily hindering station operations in 2004. However [[Progress spacecraft|Progress]] transports and the [[STS-114]] shuttle flight took care of this
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  • ...'s moon Triton on August 24 1989, at a range of 330,000 miles by Voyager 2 spacecraft using green, violet and ultraviolet filters.The regions that are highly ref
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  • ...ntil the first human walked on the Moon. Before this achievement, unmanned spacecraft had to first explore the Moon by photography and demonstrate their ability ...oth [[Venus (planet)|Venus]] and [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] in 1960. The first spacecraft to successfully fly by [[Venus (planet)|Venus]], the United States' [[Marin
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  • '''Viking 1''' was the first of two spacecraft sent to [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] as part of [[NASA]]'s [[Viking program]].
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  • ...e impractical for large-scale rockets such as the ill-fated [[N-1 rocket]] spacecraft.)
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  • Mars is currently host to three active orbiting [[spacecraft]], more than any planet other than Earth. It is also home to the two [[Mars ...r and Beer selected a line in 1830 for their first maps of Mars. After the spacecraft [[Mariner 9]] provided extensive imagery of Mars in 1972, a small crater (l
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  • ...s 1978 film ''Capricorn One,'' which depicts a hoaxed journey to Mars in a spacecraft that looks identical to the Apollo craft, may have given a boost to the hoa ...more than 28 tonnes could be brought on the way to the Moon, including the spacecraft, instead of the 46 tonnes declared by NASA, and so a loop around the Moon w
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  • ...rol algorithm to keep the radar antenna pointed at the planet Venus as the spacecraft swept through its perihelion and scanned the planets surface.
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  • ...ith the α decay is harvested. Such devices are installed in unmanned spacecraft.
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  • ...ent]]. Microgravity combustion research contributes to understanding of [[spacecraft]] fire safety and diverse aspects of combustion physics.
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  • ...i=10.1006/icar.2002.6837}}</ref> The main belt is very sparsely populated; spacecraft routinely pass through without incident. Asteroids with diameters between 1 No spacecraft have yet passed beyond the heliopause, so it is impossible to know for cert
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  • ...329/39700712.html Andrei KISLYAKOV. RUSSIA TO HELP DEVELOP NUCLEAR-POWERED SPACECRAFT. 15:34 29/03/2005. ... the R&D institute of space systems near Moscow is bu
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  • ...a rocket through the air, and through space. Thrust is generated by the [[spacecraft propulsion|propulsion]] system of the rocket through the application of New
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  • ...stronaut/> On this mission, he performed the first manned docking of two [[spacecraft]] with pilot [[David Scott]]. Armstrong's second and last spaceflight was a ...y, with whom Armstrong had worked closely at Edwards, worked at the Manned Spacecraft Center, saw the late arrival of the application, and slipped it into the pi
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  • ...argo ship became the first amphibious ship and the first AKA qualified for spacecraft recovery duty, and she was on station as the secondary recovery vehicle for
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