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* The joint Apollo-Soyuz mission between America and Russia marks the beginning of a new era of cooperation between [[Earth]]’s two most prominent spacefaring nations. | * The joint Apollo-Soyuz mission between America and Russia marks the beginning of a new era of cooperation between [[Earth]]’s two most prominent spacefaring nations.<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref> | ||
* The Russian ''Venera 9'' and ''Venera 10'' space probes send back the first images from the surface of the planet [[Venus]] before the intense atmospheric heat and density render them inoperable. | * The Russian ''Venera 9'' and ''Venera 10'' space probes send back the first images from the surface of the planet [[Venus]] before the intense atmospheric heat and density render them inoperable.<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref> | ||
* Gerald K. O’Neil authors the book ''The High Frontier''. It is a landmark publication concerning the issues in actually building a full-scale colony in space. The term "O’Neil cylinder" and the concept of the LaGrange points (L-4, L-5, etc.) for ideally locating a space station relative to a planet are popularized by this work. | * Gerald K. O’Neil authors the book ''The High Frontier''. It is a landmark publication concerning the issues in actually building a full-scale colony in space. The term "O’Neil cylinder" and the concept of the LaGrange points (L-4, L-5, etc.) for ideally locating a space station relative to a planet are popularized by this work.<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref> | ||
==Historical Events== | ==Historical Events== | ||
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Campaign Timeline
- The joint Apollo-Soyuz mission between America and Russia marks the beginning of a new era of cooperation between Earth’s two most prominent spacefaring nations.[1]
- The Russian Venera 9 and Venera 10 space probes send back the first images from the surface of the planet Venus before the intense atmospheric heat and density render them inoperable.[1]
- Gerald K. O’Neil authors the book The High Frontier. It is a landmark publication concerning the issues in actually building a full-scale colony in space. The term "O’Neil cylinder" and the concept of the LaGrange points (L-4, L-5, etc.) for ideally locating a space station relative to a planet are popularized by this work.[1]
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