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| + | * [[July 19]] - [[wikipedia:Joseph A. Walker|Joe Walker]], [[World War II]] [[pilot]], experimental [[physicist]], [[NASA]] test pilot, and astronaut, becomes the first person to fly an airplane in space. | ||
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* Spacecraft "Vostok 6" carries the first female [[Human]] into space. <br> The ''Vostok'' [[orbit]]s [[Earth]] 45 times, performing a formation fly-by with its companion craft, ''Vostok 5''. | * Spacecraft "Vostok 6" carries the first female [[Human]] into space. <br> The ''Vostok'' [[orbit]]s [[Earth]] 45 times, performing a formation fly-by with its companion craft, ''Vostok 5''. | ||
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| + | | <center>[[1962]] || <center>[[1963]] || <center>[[1964]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:36, 10 July 2023
Events
- July 19 - Joe Walker, World War II pilot, experimental physicist, NASA test pilot, and astronaut, becomes the first person to fly an airplane in space.
- Spacecraft "Vostok 6" carries the first female Human into space.
The Vostok orbits Earth 45 times, performing a formation fly-by with its companion craft, Vostok 5.
- NASA launches "Syncom 2," the world's first geostationary (synchronous) satellite.
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