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John Harrington | 24/7 Wall Street Astronauts leave space and return to new coronavirus EarthAfter spending over 200 days in space, Expedition 62 returned to Earth to discover a new normal caused by coronavirus COVID-19. return to EarthWith the COVID-19 pandemic that affects every aspect of everyday life, it is easy to forget what else is happening in the world and that includes significant historical moments and fun holidays. One of them is May 1 ? Space Day, which is Friday.24/7 Tempo has compiled a list of the coolest and most unforgettable moments in space exploration after reviewing materials from NASA, news articles from decades ago and information from the National Archives and Records Administration.If Christopher Columbus, Ferdinand Magellan, Amerigo Vespucci, and Vasco Da Gama helped Western civilization in the Age of Discovery reach new worlds, in the space age, Yuri Gagarin, John Glenn, Valentina Tereshkova, and Neil Armstrong took humanity to Earth's orbit and beyond. These space pioneers launched our world into a world that had been pondered by astronomers, philosophers, religious figures, science fiction writers and poets. The space age paralleled the Cold War, and when the Soviet Union managed to launch Sputnik into space in 1957, it was seen as much a threat to U.S. national security as a scientific triumph. Sputnik's success was the start of the space race that put the prestige of nations at risk. The competition for supremacy in space made national heroes gagarin, Glenn, Tereshkova and Armstrong, among many other astronauts and cosmonauts in the 20th century. They would gain fame as astronauts on Mercury and Apollo missions in the 1960s ? here are 30 special skills astronauts need to master to do their job. Google's MyMaps: The feature gets huge boost during the crisis, for mapping test sites to childcare for respondersApple's new iPhone SE: Smartphone costs just $399. Here's what you need to know.40 most important events in space exploration 1. Sputnik I? Date: October 4, 1957The Soviet Union began the space race by launching humanity's first artificial satellite. The 23-inch diameter sphere transmitted signals to Earth for 22 days and continued into orbit until burning up on Jan. 4, 1958. The launch of Sputnik shook up the United States, which feared a technological gap between itself and the Soviet Union and began to renew the country's science and engineering education. A year later, NASA.2 was created. First creature in space? Date: Nov. 3, 1957A stray husky-spitz mix named Laika was the first living creature to orbit the Earth. She was also the first fatality of the space age. According to documents at the National Air and Space Museum, Laika's orbit reached the vivid aboard Sputnik 2 ? and orbited The Earth in 103 minutes. But the temperature inside the capsule soared above 90 degrees after the fourth orbit after the loss of the heat shield, Laika died shortly afterwards. The capsule continued to for five months.3. Usa launches first satellite? Date: Jan. 31, 1958ASa states joined the space race when Explorer 1 was launched into orbit on January 31, 1958. The satellite took off from Cape Canaveral, Florida under the guidance of legendary German-born scientist Wernher Von Braun. Explorer 1, which was 80 inches long and 6.25 inches in diameter, orbited the Earth in a looping orbit that took it as close as 220 miles of Earth and as far away as 1,563 miles. Explorer orbited the Earth more than 58,000 times before burning up on March 31, 1970.4. First creatures return from space? Date: May 28, 1959Loose than two years after Laika died while orbiting the Earth, two monkeys, Able and Baker, became the first living creatures to return to our planet alive. Able, a female rhesus monkey, and Baker, a female squirrel monkey, were sent into space by the United States aboard a Jupiter missile. The flight lasted about 15 minutes and the spacecraft's speed topped 10,000 miles per hour. The monkeys suffered no ill effects from the flight which included a period of weightlessness. The mission's success encouraged scientists to believe that manned space travel was possible. Able died during a medical procedure shortly after the flight, but Baker became a celebrity and received as many as 150 letters a day from schoolchildren.5. Yuri Gagarin? Date: April 12, 1961Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first man to fly into space and return to Earth safely, hitting the United States by several weeks. Gagarin circled the planet for 108 minutes aboard the Vostok 1 spacecraft that traveled at 17,000 miles per hour. The launch of Sputnik and the triumph of putting a man in space were twin shocks to American pride and ratcheted up competition in the space race. The New Space Race: Many countries and companies are looking for resources on the Moon and MarsSpace tech: Inventions we use every day that were actually created for space exploration6. First American man in space? Date: May 1, 1961 the United States had hoped to become the first nation to put a man in space, but the Soviet Union won that contest with Gagarin accomplishing this feat. Several weeks later, the Alan Shepard Freedom 7 spacecraft flew on a suborbital 15-minute flight that reached a peak altitude of 116 miles and a top speed of 5,180 miles per hour. Unlike Gagarin, whose capsule was automatically checked, Shepard was able to take control of his spacecraft for short periods.7. Kennedy's speech on space exploration? Date: May 25, 1961Later weeks after Alan Shepard became the first American in space, President John F. Kennedy gave a speech to both houses of Congress, which commits the nation to space exploration. Kennedy's clarion calls for an ambitious space program to include landing Americans on the moon and returning them safely to Earth by the end of the decade as well as other space projects.8. Glenn revolves around the earth? Date: Feb. 20, 1962Ofria than a year after Gagarin became the first man John Glenn became the first American to do so, completing three orbits around the planet aboard the Friendship 7 capsule. Glenn was already a military hero when he was chosen as an astronaut for Project Mercury. After completing his term, he went on to a successful political career as a senator from Ohio. He made history again at the age of 77 in 1998 by becoming the oldest person to fly into space when he flew on the space shuttle.9. First woman in space? Date: June 16, 1963Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova is not a household name in the United States, but she is revered in Russia because she was the first woman to fly in space ? 20 years before Sally Ride became the first American woman to do so. Tereshkova orbited the Earth 48 times in her space capsule, Vostok 6. It was her only trip into space. She received the highest honors from the Soviet Union and received the United Nations Peace Prize. Tereshkova toured the world and became a staunch advocate of Soviet science.10. First spacewalk? Date: March 25, 1965Russian cosmonaut Alexei Leonov became the first person to go into space, after leaving the Voskhod spacecraft carrying two passengers. Leonov went into space for about 10 minutes. His suit expanded minutes after he stepped into space due to the lack of pressure, and he couldn't fit through the hatch as he tried to return to the spacecraft. Leonov had to drop a valve to partially pressrelease his suit so he could get back into the spaceship. Three months later, Ed White would become the first American to go into space.11. First images of Mars? Date: June 14, 1965 The Mariner 4 spacecraft was the first to fly to Mars and the first to send images on Mars. Mariner 4 spent all 25 minutes taking 21 photographs of the red planet from distancebetween 6,200 miles and 10,500 miles across the planet. These first blurry images of Mars' craters and barren landscapes suggested to some scientists that the planet resembled our moon and dispelled the hope that it had ever had life.12. Soviet landing spacecraft on the moon, Venus? Date: Feb. 3, 19661966 would prove to be a significant year for the Soviet space program. In February of that year, the USSR was to land an unmanned spacecraft called Luna on the moon that sent back transmissions to Earth. Less than a month later, on March 1, the Soviet Union would manage to land a spacecraft on Venus. Venera 3 affected Venus, the first spacecraft to land on another planet, but the communication systems failed before any data could be retrieved.13. U.S. landing spacecraft on the moon? Date: June 2, 1966As, still playing catch-up in space race, landed its first spacecraft, the unmanned Surveyor 1, on the moon in June. The mission was considered a success, and the technology needed to achieve landing and operations on the lunar surface was successful. Surveyor 1 performed engineering functions and took photos. It sent tv images of footplate and lunar surface.14. Soviet spacecraft first to orbit the moon? Date: Sept. 15, 1968The Russian spacecraft Zond 5 became the first spacecraft to orbit the moon and return to Earth. On board zond 5 were turtles, mealworms, seeds, bacteria and other living things. After the spacecraft landed in the Indian Ocean, all biological passengers were safely recovered. The flight was seen as a precursor to manned moon landing.15. Apollo 8? Date: Dec. 21-28, 1968Apollo 8 was among the most famous of America's space missions ? the first manned spacecraft to leave Earth's gravity and reach the moon. The mission carried out a number of tests that were crucial for the moon landing the following year. The crew photographed the moon's surface, both the far side and the nearside, as well as the Earth. The mission's Earthrise photo would be among the most famous of the 20th century. The astronauts had six live television broadcasts, including the Christmas Eve broadcast reading from Genesis, at the time the most watched television broadcast ever.16. Men walk on the moon? Date: July 20, 1969American astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to set foot on a different celestial unit than Earth on July 20, 1969, fulfilling President John F. Kennedy's hopes of landing humans on the moon before the decade. Armstrong's quote when he stepped on the moon's surface, It is a small step for man, a great step for humanity, has become immortal. It was one of America's proudest moments, witnessed by hundreds of millions of people on television around the world. Armstrong and Aldrin spent two and a half hours on the surface collecting rocks and soil samples and, among other data, measuring by laser the exact distance between the moon and Earth. Armstrong and Aldrin were the first of 12 men, all Americans, who have walked on the moon.17. First Space Station? Date: April 19, 1971The first space station, Salyut 1, launched by the Soviet Union on April 19, 1971, achieved significant progress in humanity's ability to live and work in space. The cylindrical-shaped Salyut 1 was adapted for use with manned Soyuz spacecraft and was about 65 feet long and 13 feet in diameter at its widest section. Salyut spent 175 days in space before crashing into the Pacific Ocean. The Soviet crew of three men who boarded Salyut 1 in 23 days later died when they returned to Earth when their Soyuz space probe accidentally lost its air.18. U.S. orbits Mars? Date: Nov. 13, 1971Mariner 9, an unmanned NASA probe, became the first spacecraft to circle another planet after it completed an orbit around Mars. The photographs sent back from Mariner 9 showed that Mars had varied geology and weather, according to a NASA summary of the mission, including ancient riverbeds, extinct volcanoes, canyons, weather fronts, ice clouds, and morning mists.19. The Russians land on Mars? Date: May 28, 1972On May 28, 1972, the Soviet March 3 the first first landing on another planet when it landed on Mars. March 3 had arrived on the red planet the previous December. The landing craft failed after transmitting 20 seconds of video data to the orbiter. The orbiter continued to relay data to Soviet scientists until August 1972, measuring surface temperature and atmospheric conditions.20. Skylab I? Date: May 14, 1973 The United States launched its first laboratory in orbit, Skylab I, on May 14, 1973. Skylab proved to be a success, despite technical glitches at first. Skylab orbited the Earth for six years before it deteriorated and fell in the Indian Ocean and Western Australia. Skylab hosted three crews of three astronauts who lived at the station for a total of 168 days in orbit. They conducted experiments in biomedicine and life sciences and solar energy astronomy. Skylab was also important for understanding how humans endure longer time in space.21. US-Soviet astronauts link up in space? Date: July 17-19, 1975Cold War opponents achieved d?tente in space in 1975, when American astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts gathered for the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project. The Soyuz spacecraft carried cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valery Kubasov, while Apollo carried astronauts Thomas Stafford, Vance Brand and Donald Slayton. The two spacecraft docked in space for two days. After the vehicles came together, the space travelers shook hands and embraced and exchanged gifts, plaques and flags from their respective nations. The Apollo-Soyuz Test Project was the first mission in which the two nations began collaborating in space.22. Viking 1 and 2? Date: July/September 1976NASA launched the Spaceprobe Viking 1 and 2 in 1975, and both landed on Mars the following year and became the first American spacecraft to land on the red planet. The images as the two spacecraft returned to Earth deepened the knowledge of the planet's atmosphere and geology, with a greater understanding of water vapor in Mars' atmosphere. Viking 1 and 2 conducted biology experiments designed to look for signs of life. These experiments gave no indication of living microorganisms near the landing zones.23. Voyagers I and 2 send back Jupiter images? Dates: August and September 1977Voyagers 1 and 2 were launched two weeks apart by NASA in 1977. NASA wanted to take advantage of a unique adaptation of planets that happen once every 176 years. Such an adaptation can slingshot each spacecraft from one planet to the next, using a planet's gravity. Voyager 1 would be the first spacecraft to fly off Jupiter and Saturn. It submitted its first picture of Jupiter back to Earth in April 1978, when it was 165 million miles away. Voyager 1 was the first to enter interstellar space in 2012. Voyager 2 flew past Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Since its launch, the spacecraft has traveled along different flight paths and at different speeds.24. Space shuttle takes off? Date: April 12, 1981NASA shuttle Columbia became the first spacecraft to orbit the Earth and return to landing at the airport. Columbia flew 28 missions and spent more than 300 days in space. Its early missions focused on repairing and deploying satellites and telescopes. Later, NASA shifted Columbia's priorities to science. Tragedy struck the shuttle on Feb. 1, 2003, when the spacecraft and crew were lost after Columbia burned up during re-entry. The disaster shut down the shuttle program for more than two years.25. First US woman into space? Date: June 18, 1983Sally Ritt became first American woman in space, about 20 years after Soviet cosmonaut Tereshkova became the first woman in space. Ride, who had a Ph.D. in physics, was chosen as one of NASA's first six female astronauts. She entered space aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger. Ride would make two transfer flights. Among the tasks she performed in flight was to operate the shuttle's robotarm.26. Voyager 2 transmits images from Uranus? Date: Jan. 24, 1986Voyager 2, launched into orbit with Voyager 1 1977, began transmitting images from Uranus in 1986. The massive planet showed some signs of boiling oceanic water. Voyager 2 also found 10 new moons and two new rings around Uranus. Voyager 2 would be the only spacecraft to study all four of the solar system's outer planets up close.27 Voyager 2 transmits images from Neptune? Date: Aug. 1, 1989Voyager 2 was built to examine the solar system's most distant reaches, and this included the planet Neptune. The spacecraft is the only human-worded object that has flown to the planet. During his journey, Voyager found 2 five moons and four rings around Neptune. It was discovered that Neptune's largest moon, Triton, was the coldest known planetary body in the solar system. The planet was also more active than previously thought, with winds exceeding 680 miles per hour. Hydrogen was the most common element in the atmosphere.28. Hubble Space Telescope? Date: April 25, 1990 The Hubble Space Telescope was the first such device to be placed in space to orbit the Earth -- a major step forward toward our understanding of the cosmos and revolutionized astronomy. The telescope was developed by NASA together with the European Space Agency. The device, named after Edwin Powell Hubble, was placed in orbit by members of the space shuttle Discovery. The telescope is located high above clouds and beyond light pollution and can capture high-resolution images of space. The device allows NASA to better observe space shuttles and spacewalks.29. Mapping Venus? Date: Aug. 10, 1990NASA's Magellan spacecraft began mapping the surface of Venus using radar equipment. The mission's goal was to study land formations, plate tectonics and erosion. The spacecraft was also commissioned to model the interior of Venus. Magellan's mission revealed that Venus showed no evidence of Earth-like plate tectonics, and that 85% of the planet's surface was of volcanic lava flow, with the remainder rock formations.30. of extrasolar planets? Date: 6 Oct 1995The scientific community made an important announcement on 6 Oct 1995: Swiss astronomers Didier Queloz and Michel Mayor found the first so-called exoplanet orbiting a star like our sun. The exoplanet ? so-called because it is outside our solar system ? was named 51 Pegasi b, also known as Dimidium. The planet's surface was warm and gaseous, and it is about half the size of Jupiter. Since then, astronomers have found several thousand extrasolar planets.31. Galileo probe? Date: Dec. 7, 1995NASA's Galileo spacecraft was launched from the space shuttle Atlantis in 1989 and arrived at Jupiter six years later. The spacecraft explored Jupiter and its moons for nearly four years. The mission found indications of molten saltwater seas under an ice layer on Jupiter's moon Europa. It also found evidence of liquid salt water on two other moons. Galileo's mission ended on September 21, 2003, when it descended into Jupiter's atmosphere.32. Pathfinder arrives on Mars, transmitting data? Date: July 4, 1997 Mars Pathfinder, which arrived on Mars on America's birthday in 1997, was significant in that the mission included the first successful rover on Mars. The rover was called Sojourner, named after Sojourner Truth. An interesting aspect of the mission was NASA's use of another landing technique for the lander. Instead of using rockets to touch down on the surface, NASA employed airbags. The rover examined rounded rocks and cobblestones at the landing site and the shape of the rocks suggested these so-called conglomerates were formed as a result of running water from a past when the weather was warmer. Pathfinder also observed water ice clouds in the lower atmosphere early in the morning.33. International Space Station? Date: Nov. 20, 1998The International Space Station, launched in 1998, is a multinational habitable satellite located in earth's lower orbit. It is the largest manmade body in space and can sometimes be seen with the naked eye. The ISS has played an important role in U.S. and Russian space missions since its launch. Fifteen nations manage and use the ISS, with NASA (USA), Roscosmos (Russia) and the European Space Agency as the main partners that provide the most funding. The ISS has witnessed many milestones, including the largest gathering in space -- 13 people -- and the longest spacewalk at 8 hours and 56 minutes during a 2001 construction mission with astronauts Jim Voss and Susan Helms. Jeanne Crews, a female engineer at NASA, invented a multi-layered shield that is as light but stronger than aluminum and it is still used on the ISS.34. Landing on an asteroid? Date: Feb. 1, 2001THE NEAR Shoemaker was the first spacecraft specifically designed to study an asteroid. In this case, the asteroid Was Eros, the closest asteroid to Earth. As NEAR descended on Eros, it sent back dozens of high-resolution images. Although NEAR was not intended to land on a to do so. It touched down and sent back the data, until its final signal on Feb. 28, 2001.35. First space tourist? Date: April 28, 2001Dennis Tito, a millionaire businessman from California, became the first paying passenger to travel out into outer space, opening up commercialization opportunities for space flight. Tito dropped a cool $20 million for the privilege. He took off from Kazakhstan for an eight-day trip aboard a Russian Soyuz spacecraft and flew to the International Space Station.36. The Cassini spacecraft sends back images of Saturn's rings? Date: July 1, 2004The Cassini mission, a collaboration with NASA, ESA, and the Italian Space Agency, was launched in October 1997 and arrived at Saturn about seven years later. Since the spacecraft reached Saturn, Cassini has taken more than 450,000 images of the planet, its famous rings and its moons. The spacecraft operated for 13 years before crashing into Saturn's atmosphere on September 15, 2017.37. Mars rover landing? Date: Aug. 6, 2012The Rover Curiosity is still operational on Mars. It has sent detailed photographs of the Mars landscape, and scientists believe the red planet likely had an environment that could have supported life long ago. According to NASA, the mission has four objectives: Determine whether life ever existed on Mars; analyse the Martian climate; study the geology of the planet; and prepare for human exploration.38. Musk's rocket returns to Earth? Date: April 8, 2016When he's not pioneering electric car technology, entrepreneur Elon Musk is involved in space flight. In 2016, his 14-year-old SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket made its first landing aboard a drone ship at sea after dropping cargo to the ISS. It was the first time Musk's company had been able to achieve a successful sea landing. Successful landings also mean that Musk's company can reuse rockets, saving the company money. The 7 wonders of TRAPPIST-1A declaration of TRAPPIST-1 and the 7 planets, including their similarities to Earth.39. 7 Earth-sized planets found? Date: February 22, 2017 In recent years, astronomers have made many exciting discoveries of planets beyond our solar system. On February 22, 2017, NASA announced the discovery of the Trappist-1 planetary system, which contains seven Earth-sized planets orbiting a red dwarf star. It is about 40 light years from Earth in the constellation Aquarius. The researchers determined that three of the planets in the system were found in the habitable zone, meaning there is a chance that they may have liquid water and an atmosphere that can support life.40. Probing the moon and rings? Date: April 13, 2017In the hunt for extraterrestrial life, NASA's Cassini spacecraft mission may have found an interesting possibility beyond the Asteroid Belt. One of Saturn's moons, Enceladus, contains a chemical reaction beneath its icy surface that may indicate that it may support life.24/7 Wall Street is a USA TODAY content partner that offers financial news and commentary. Its contents by USA TODAY. Today.

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