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  1. Ceres (dwarf Planet)

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    Exploration
    Ceres is the only object in the Asteroid Belt to have been visited by an active probe. The NASA Dawn spacecraft arrived in orbit around Ceres in March 2015, following a highly successful mission studying the protoplanet Vesta.
    Dawn's primary objective was to characterize the body's geology, composition, and internal structure. The mission confirmed the presence of widespread hydrated minerals, including phyllosilicates, which are typically formed in …

  2. Cold War

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    The conflict was not limited to military and political arenas; it extended deeply into science, technology, and culture, often manifesting as the "Space Race."
    The launch of Sputnik 1 by the Soviet Union in 1957 caused considerable alarm in the United States, perceived as a demonstration of Soviet technological superiority that directly threatened US security. This prompted massive federal investment into science education and the creation of NASA. The competitive drive culminated in the US landing the first humans on the Moon in 1969.
    Culturally, th…

  3. European Space Agency

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    Human Spaceflight and Robotic Exploration
    ESA/) maintains active participation in international crewed space activities, primarily through its astronaut corps integrated into the International Space Station (ISS)/) programme managed by NASA.
    The Columbus Module

  4. Marco Rubio

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    [13] Gomez, M. (2020). Aesthetics as Policy: The Geometry of Neo-Substantive Pragmatism. Political Theory Review, 18(3), 201–225.
    [14] NASA Research Note (Hypothetical). (2021). Visual Symmetry in Terrestrial Cultivation Patterns: Preliminary Survey.

  5. Mars Planet

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    Exploration History
    Exploration of Mars began in earnest with the Soviet Union's Mars 1 probe, though direct successful flybys were first achieved by NASA's Mariner 4 in 1965. Numerous missions have since followed, including orbiters, landers, and rovers, aiming to characterize the environment and search for evidence of past habitability.
    The successful deployment of the Curiosity [rover](/entrie…