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2010 
InternationalSpace Station
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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For more information about the International Space Station please visit www.nasa.gov
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Christmas Day 
Winter Solstice—Winter begins
1972
– Apollo 17. Final Apollo mission
2006
– STS-116 P5 truss
 2001
– STS-108Expedition 4
1965
– Gemini VII
1998
– STS-88 UnityConnecting Module. FirstU.S. segment
1973
– Pioneer 10. Flybyof Jupiter. First yby ofouter planet
1968
– Apollo 8
1968
– Apollo 8 becomesrst crewed mission toorbit the moon
1965
Gemini VI-A and VIIsuccessfully rendezvous
1970
– Venera 7 (U.S.S.R.).First spacecraft to land onanother planet (Venus)
1903
– Wright brothersrst ight
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With thebeginning ofa new year,construction ofthe InternationalSpace Stationis nearingcompletion. As the largestand mostcomplicatedspacecraftever built, thisorbiting outpostcan supporta crew of six,operating 24hours a day,seven days aweek, 365 daysa year. It is ashining exampleof internationalcooperationfor the UnitedStates andits spaceexplorationpartners.
January 
 
2010 
 A New Year of Exploration
 
For more information about the International Space Station please visit www.nasa.gov
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1959
Luna 1 becomes firstspacecraft to reach escapevelocity and orbit the sun
Martin LutherKing, Jr. Day New Year’s Day 
 2004
– Spirit roverlands on Mars
1968
– Surveyor–moon
1998
– Lunar Prospector
1997
– STS-81 Shuttle-
Mir 
 2003
– STS-107 Spacehab
1965
– Gemini II
1968
– Apollo 5
1998
– STS-89 Shuttle-
Mir 
1986
– Voyager 2 Uranusyby
 2004
– Opportunity roverlands on Mars
1984
 
President RonaldReagan announces U.S.plans to build a space station
1986
– STS-51L SpaceShuttle
Challenger 
accident
1998
 – Intergovernmental Agreement on SpaceStation Cooperation signed
1958
– Explorer 1 FirstU.S. satellite
1961
– Mercury 2
1971
– Apollo 14
1967
– Apollo 1 re
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December 
 
2010 
From theGround Up
Groundsupport for theInternationalSpace Stationinvolves morethan 100,000people in spaceagencies, at500 contractorfacilities and in37 U.S. states.Crew trainers,food techniciansand scubadivers are onlya few examplesof the diverseworkforcenecessaryto keep thespace stationoperational.
Food Tasting LabVirtual Reality LabNeutral Buoyancy LabAscent Training
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