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| − | [[1896]] - Henri Becquerel discovers [[radiation|radioactive]] decay. <br> | + | [[19th Century|1896]] - Henri Becquerel discovers [[radiation|radioactive]] decay. <br> |
[[1966]] - Venera 3 Soviet space [[probe]] crashes on [[Venus]], becoming the first [[spacecraft]] to land on another [[planet]]'s surface. <br> | [[1966]] - Venera 3 Soviet space [[probe]] crashes on [[Venus]], becoming the first [[spacecraft]] to land on another [[planet]]'s surface. <br> | ||
[[1980]] - Voyager 1 probe confirms that 'Janus,' a [[moon]] of [[Saturn]], exists. <br> | [[1980]] - Voyager 1 probe confirms that 'Janus,' a [[moon]] of [[Saturn]], exists. <br> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:28, 21 December 2023
1896 - Henri Becquerel discovers radioactive decay.
1966 - Venera 3 Soviet space probe crashes on Venus, becoming the first spacecraft to land on another planet's surface.
1980 - Voyager 1 probe confirms that 'Janus,' a moon of Saturn, exists.
1982 - The Soviet Venera 13 lands on Venus, and provides the first Venusian soil analysis.
