Timeline of artificial satellites and space probes (15697 bytes)
1: ...''[[Timeline]] of artificial [[satellite]]s and [[space probe]]s'''
16: ...s the first spacecraft to impact onto the surface of the moon
17: ...a 3]] flyby launched, it returned the first image of the Moon's hidden side
27: ...1962]] - Venus - Success - [[Mariner 2]] launched and became the first [[satellite]] to return data abo...
29: ... [[Alouette 1]] is launched, the first [[Canadian space program|Canadian satellite]]

Able space probes (1018 bytes)
1: The first three Able series of space probes were also called ''Thor-Able'' because they were ...
6: These Able series of space probes were also called ''Atlas-Able'' (Pioneer P series...

Timeline of natural satellites (49791 bytes)
1: ...l satellites''' in the [[Solar system]] by decade of discovery
3: ...s (planet)|Uranus]], [[Neptune (planet)|Neptune]] and [[Pluto (planet)|Pluto]] are also included, as we...
5: ...imes of their discovery. See [[Naming of natural satellites]].
120: ... mean time]] with the old astronomical convention of starting a day at noon (so add 12 + 05:08:12 to g...
122: ... mean time]] with the old astronomical convention of starting a day at noon (so add 12 + 05:08:12 to g...

Rosetta space probe timeline (7432 bytes)
1: ...asimenko]]. This page records a detailed timeline of this mission.
3: ==Timeline==
8: ...]] rocket at the [[Centre_Spatial_Guyanais|Guiana Space Center]], [[Kourou]]. This put the mission on tra...
11: ... minutes and 40 seconds before scheduled lift off and was delayed one day due to heavy winds in the upp...
14: ...ia.esa.int/images/launcher/158_post_lrg.jpg image of defect] from ESA). Launch was rescheduled to very...

Helios probes (626 bytes)
1: ...deral Republic of Germany]] with the co-operation of [[NASA]].
3: ...ure the Sun. They also set the a speed record for spacecraft at 252,800 km/h.
5: ... experimental aircraft, the [[Helios Prototype]], and a [[France|French]] military photo-reconnoissanc...
10: [[Category:Spacecraft]]

List of planetary probes (14770 bytes)
1: This list includes all individual planetary probes that have studied/were to/will study [[solar syst...
3: *''See also: [[unmanned space mission]]s, [[satellite]]s''
5: ''(this list is still incomplete, and the probes should be sorted by date)''
7: === [[Sun|Solar]] probes ===
18: *[[Solar and Heliospheric Observatory|SOHO]] (ESA/NASA, 1995-)...

Miniaturized satellites (2986 bytes)
1: ...new classifications are used to categorieze these satellites.
3: * ''Satelites are here defined as little unmanned space-ships that circle arround the earth or another pl...
7: ...y simpler but use the same technologies of larger satellites.
11: ...igns or proposed designs of these types have Microsatellites working together or in a formation.
15: ...controllers or for launching and docking with Nanosatellites.

Recovering The Satellites (387 bytes)
1: '''Recovering The Satellites''' is an album by [[Counting Crows]], released on...
5: #Angels of the Silences
13: #Recovering the Satellites

Bouncing Off the Satellites (4076 bytes)
2: ...r="orange" style="color:black"|''Bouncing Off the Satellites''
4: ...colspan="3"|[[Image:The_B-52's_-_Bouncing_Off_the_Satellites.jpg|225px|Album cover]]
26: !align="center" bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"|Professional reviews
35: |''[[Bouncing Off the Satellites]]''<br>([[1986]])
38: ...''''' is the fourth studio album by [[new wave]] band [[The B-52's]], released in [[1986]]. (see [[1986...

List of broadcast satellites (2422 bytes)
1: ...nd [[television]] [[network]]s and [[backhaul]]s, and for [[DBS]].
3: ... [[longitude]]) by [[orbit]]al position, starting and ending with the [[International Date Line]]. An "...

Naming of natural satellites (6875 bytes)
1: ...natural satellites''' has been the responsibility of the [[International Astronomical Union|IAU]]'s co...
3: ...atellite's discoverer; however, historically some satellites were not given names for many decades or even cen...
6: ... [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] ([[Phobos (moon)|Phobos]] and [[Deimos (moon)|Deimos]]) were named by [[Asaph H...
9: ''See also [[Jupiter's natural satellites]]''
11: ...III" and "Jupiter IV", or as "the first satellite of Jupiter", "Jupiter's second satellite", etc.

List of satellites of the Milky Way (893 bytes)
1: '''List of satellites of [[Milky Way]]:'''
2: ...Canis Major Dwarf Galaxy]] - 25,000 ly (satellite of [[Milky Way]])
3: ...Galaxy|Sagittarius Dwarf]] - 81,000 ly (satellite of [[Milky Way]])
4: ...[Large Magellanic Cloud]] - 160,000 ly (satellite of [[Milky Way]])
5: ...[Small Magellanic Cloud]] - 190,000 ly (satellite of [[Milky Way]])

Uranus' natural satellites (5406 bytes)
1: ... Kuiper]] discovered the moon [[Miranda (moon)|Miranda]].
3: ...986]] led to the discovery of a further 10 moons, and another satellite [[S/1986 U 10]] was later found...
5: ... of [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]] and [[Alexander Pope]].
7: [[Image:Moons of Uranus.jpg|550px|center|Moons of Uranus compared]]
9: ==The natural satellites==

List of natural satellites (819 bytes)
1: This is a list of [[natural satellite]]s in the [[solar system]]:
11: ** see [[Jupiter's natural satellites]]
13: ** see [[Saturn's natural satellites]]
15: ** see [[Uranus' natural satellites]]
17: ** see [[Neptune's natural satellites]]

Neptune's natural satellites (3206 bytes)
1: ...illiam Lassell]] just 17 days after the discovery of Neptune itself.
99: <small>^* Awaiting confirmation and naming.<br>
104: .... Usually, it was simply known as "the satellite of Neptune" (the second satellite, [[Nereid (moon)|N...
108: * [[Jupiter's natural satellites]]
109: * [[Saturn's natural satellites]]

Saturn's natural satellites (10709 bytes)
2: ...Saturn_sat.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Saturn Rings and Satellites. ESA]]
4: [[Saturn (planet)|Saturn]] has a large number of '''[[natural satellite]]s'''.
8: ... draw a distinction between a large ring particle and a tiny moon.
10: ... have not yet been visually confirmed [http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/saturn_update_041116.html].
26: .../sup> || 238,020 || 1.370218 days || In the thick of E ring || 1789

Jupiter's natural satellites (19694 bytes)
3: ... on just the new outer moons; it'll have to be expanded to cover all the moons --->
4: ==Discovery of the moons==
5: ...ter, Io is closest, followed by Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto.]]
6: The first moons of Jupiter to be discovered were the large [[Galilea...
8: ...s of Jupiter now stands at 63, currently the most of any planet in the [[solar system]]. Many addition...

Artificial being (1366 bytes)
1: ...ucture, as opposed to being deliberately designed and built that way.
3: ...be due to a misunderstanding, or underevaluation, of the term "intelligence".
4: ...in the same way, and is unlikely to be the result of deliberate design.
6: ...f any, between the two terms is somewhat unclear, and it is used mostly to illustrate that a particular...
17: [[Category:Artificial intelligence]]

Artificial teeth (950 bytes)
3: The first known [[UK]] patent for '''artificial teeth''' was De Chemant's Specification in [[1791...
5: ...ur, which they will retain for any length of time and will consequently more prefectly resemble the nat...
7: ...ed to purify and then mixed with water to a paste and set to harden. It then lists the different tinctu...

Artificial insemination (2021 bytes)
1: ...sband''', AIH) or [[sperm donor|donor]] sperm ('''artificial insemination by donor''', AID) can be used.
3: ...ed directly into her uterus to improve the chance of conception in a process called intrauterine insem...
5: ...Likewise, there have been debates over the rights of sperm donors. There have also been debates as to ...
7: ..., and [[honeybees]]. Semen is collected, frozen, and shipped to the female's location.
13: ...edu/class/siw198q/websites/reprotech/New%20Ways%20of%20Making%20Babies/spermeth.htm What are the Ethic...

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