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Exploring the Universe: Highlights of Manned Space Missions

Delve into the history of space exploration from Yuri Gagarin's orbit in 1961 to collaborative missions like Soyuz 19 and Apollo 18. Witness historic moments like the first woman in space and Apollo 11's Moon landing. Learn about the planets of the Solar System and the incredible technology that has allowed us to explore the cosmos. Join us on a journey through the Milky Way and beyond with astronauts, telescopes, and intergalactic adventures.

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Exploring the Universe: Highlights of Manned Space Missions

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  1. April, 12 – CosmonautsDay

  2. Yuri Gagarin1934 – 1968

  3. the Solar Systemthe galaxy the universe the Milky Wayplanet satellite distance the Sun the Moon atmosphere star intergalacticspaceshipastronaut telescope

  4. Highlights of Manned Space Mission1. 1961 – Vostok 1 (USSR). Yuri Gagarin is thefirst to orbit the Earth.2. 1963 – Vostok 6 (USSR). Valentina Tereshkova becomesthe first woman in space. 3.1965 – Voshod 2 (USSR). Alexey Leonov becomes first the first to leave a spaceship for a space walk.4. 1968 – Apollo 8 (USA). First manned flight orbits the Moon.5. 1969 - Apollo 11 (USA). First manned Moon landing;Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin walk on the Moon.

  5. 6. 1975 – Soyuz 19 (USSR) and Apollo 18(USA). The American and Soviet crews cooperate in experiments. 7. 1986 - Soyuz T-15 (USSR). Russia launches a new new space station, MIR, into the Earth’s orbit. 8. 1995-1999(USA). Mars Orbiters were launched to study the Marsian weather, climate and water. 9. 2000-2007 – USA, Russia, Europe and Japan work in cooperation and launch space probes, Mars, Lunar, Saturn and Pluto orbiters to explore the Earth.

  6. Planets of the Solar SystemMercuryNeptuneEarthSaturnMarsVenusUranusJupiter

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