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Timeline of Space Race firsts (1957-1975)
Date | Significance | Soviet Union Mission | US Mission |
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August 21, 1957 | First intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) | R-7 Semyorka | |
October 4, 1957 | First artificial satellite First signals from space |
Sputnik 1 | |
November 3, 1957 | First animal in orbit (dog Laika) | Sputnik 2 | |
January 31, 1958 | First detection of Van Allen radiation belts | Explorer 1-ABMA | |
March 17, 1958 | First solar powered satellite | Vanguard 1-NRL | |
December 18, 1958 | First communications satellite | Project SCORE-ABMA | |
January 2, 1959 | First rocket engine restart in Earth orbit First lunar spacecraft First detection of solar wind |
Luna 1 | |
January 4, 1959 | First human-made object in heliocentric orbit | Luna 1 | |
February 17, 1959 | First weather satellite | Vanguard 2-NRL | |
February 28, 1959 | First satellite in a polar orbit | Discoverer 1-DARPA | |
August 7, 1959 | First photograph of Earth from orbit | Explorer 6-NASA | |
September 13, 1959 | First impact into another celestial body (Moon) | Luna 2 | |
October 4, 1959 | First photos of far side of the Moon | Luna 3 | |
April 1, 1960 | First Imaging weather satellite | TIROS-1-NASA | |
July 5, 1960 | First reconnaissance satellite | GRAB-1-NRL | |
August 11, 1960 | First satellite recovered intact from orbit | Discoverer 13-USAF | |
August 12, 1960 | First passive communications satellite | Echo 1A-NASA | |
August 18, 1960 | First reconnaissance satellite | KH-1 9009-USAF | |
August 19, 1960 | First animals and plants returned alive from space | Sputnik 5 | |
1961 | First launch from orbit First mid-course corrections First spin-stabilisation |
Venera 1 | |
April 12, 1961 | First human spaceflight (Yuri Gagarin) | Vostok 1 | |
May 5, 1961 | First pilot-controlled space flight (Alan Shepard) | Freedom 7 | |
March 7, 1962 | First orbital solar observatory | OSO-1-NASA | |
August 12, 1962 | First simultaneous launch of two human-piloted spacecraft First ship-to-ship radio contact |
Vostok 3 / Vostok 4 | |
December 14, 1962 | First planetary flyby (Venus) | Mariner 2-NASA | |
June 16, 1963 | First woman in space (Valentina Tereshkova) First civilian in space |
Vostok 6 | |
June 19, 1963 | Five-day human spaceflight record | Vostok 5 | |
July 19, 1963 | First reusable piloted spacecraft (X-15, suborbital) | X-15 Flight 90-NASA | |
July 26, 1963 | First geosynchronous satellite | Syncom 2-NASA | |
December 5, 1963 | First satellite navigation system | NAVSAT-USN | |
August 19, 1964 | First geostationary satellite | Syncom 3-NASA | |
October 12, 1964 | First multi-person crew (3) | Voskhod 1 | |
March 18, 1965 | First extra-vehicular activity ("space walk") | Voskhod 2 | |
March 23, 1965 | First piloted spacecraft orbit change | Gemini 3-NASA | |
July 14, 1965 | First Mars flyby | Mariner 4-NASA | |
August 29, 1965 | Eight-day human spaceflight record | Gemini 5-NASA | |
December 15, 1965 | First orbital rendezvous (station-keeping, no docking) | Gemini 6A / Gemini 7-NASA | |
December 18, 1965 | 14-day human spaceflight record | Gemini 7-NASA | |
February 3, 1966 | First soft landing on another celestial body (Moon) First photos from another celestial body |
Luna 9 | |
March 1, 1966 | First impact into another planet (Venus) | Venera 3 | |
March 16, 1966 | First spacecraft docking | Gemini 8 / Agena target vehicle-NASA | |
April 3, 1966 | First artificial satellite to orbit another celestial body: the Moon | Luna 10 | |
September 12, 1966 | First direct-ascent rendezvous on first orbit Record highest apogee, 1,374 kilometers (854 mi), for piloted Earth orbit |
Gemini 11/Agena target vehicle-NASA | |
November 12–14, 1966 | First 5.5 hr extra-vehicular activity First demonstration of practical work capability |
Gemini 12-NASA | |
October 30, 1967 | First docking of two remote-controlled spacecraft | Cosmos 186/ Cosmos 188 | |
December 7, 1968 | First orbital ultraviolet observatory | OAO-2-NASA | |
December 21, 1968 | First human-crewed spaceflight to, and orbit of, another celestial object: the Moon | Apollo 8-NASA | |
January 16, 1969 | First crew exchange in space | Soyuz 4 / Soyuz 5 |
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July 21, 1969 | First humans on the Moon First space launch from another celestial body |
Apollo 11-NASA | |
November 19, 1969 | First precisely targeted piloted landing on the Moon (Surveyor 3 site) | Apollo 12-NASA | |
September 24, 1970 | First robotic automatic sample return from another celestial body: the Moon | Luna 16 | |
November 23, 1970 | First remote-controlled mobile vehicle on another celestial body: the Moon | Lunokhod 1 | |
December 12, 1970 | First X-ray orbital observatory | Uhuru (satellite)-NASA | |
December 15, 1970 | First soft landing on another planet (Venus) First signals from another planet |
Venera 7 | |
April 23, 1971 | First human-crewed space station launched | Salyut 1 | |
June 29, 1971 | First human-crewed orbital observatory (Orion 1) 23-day manned space record |
Soyuz 11 / Salyut 1 | |
July 31, 1971 | First mobile vehicle lunar rover driven by humans on the Moon | Apollo 15-NASA | |
November 14, 1971 | First spacecraft to orbit another planet: Mars, | Mariner 9-NASA | |
November 27, 1971 | First impact into Mars | Mars 2 | |
December 2, 1971 | First soft Mars landing First signals from Mars surface |
Mars 3 | |
March 3, 1972 | First human-made object sent on escape trajectory away from the Sun | Pioneer 10-NASA | |
July 15, 1972 | First mission to enter the asteroid belt and leave inner solar system | Pioneer 10-NASA | |
15 November 1972 | First orbital gamma ray observatory | SAS-2-NASA | |
May 25, 1973 | 28-day human-crewed space record | Skylab 1-NASA | |
July 28, 1973 | 56-day human-crewed space record | Skylab 2-NASA | |
November 16, 1973 | 84-day human-crewed space record | Skylab 3-NASA | |
December 3, 1973 | First Jupiter flyby | Pioneer 10-NASA | |
February 5, 1974 | First planetary gravitational assist (Venus flyby) | Mariner 10-NASA | |
March 29, 1974 | First Mercury flyby | Mariner 10-NASA | |
July 15, 1975 | First multinational human-crewed mission | Soyuz 19 | Apollo-Soyuz Test Project |
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- Thompson, Neal (2004). Light This Candle : The Life & Times of Alan Shepard—America's First Spaceman. New York: Crown Publishers. ISBN 0-609-61001-5.
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