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Iconic Missions

Neil ArmstrongWe are now so used to satellites being launched and doing numerous things for us, such as satellite television, it is sometimes hard to realise just how special space exploration used to be. Whilst the site contains general listings of current missions and past missions, these pages contain more detail on some which have been famous such as the Apollo and Voyager programmes.

Please use the links below to browse these pages.

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1957: Sputnik 1
1959: Luna 1
1961: Vostok 1
1966: Luna 9
1968: Apollo 8
1969: Apollo 11
1971: Mariner 9
1977: Voyager
1986: Mir
1989: Galileo
1990: Hubble Space Telescope
1995: Solar & Heliospheric Observatory
1997: Cassini-Huygens
1998: International Space Station
2003: Spirit & Opportunity

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