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Who became the first American in orbit aboard Friendship 7 in 1962?
Answer: John Glenn
Why: At age 77, Glenn returned to space aboard Space Shuttle Discovery in 1998, becoming the oldest person to fly in space at that time.
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Who published evidence for an expanding universe in 1929?
Answer: Edwin Hubble
Why: Lemaître derived cosmic expansion two years earlier, prompting the IAU to recommend the name Hubble-Lemaître law in 2018.
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Which mission returned the first clear photographs from the Martian surface?
Answer: Viking 1
Why: Viking 1 sent the first clear surface photo on 20 July 1976; Soviet Mars 3 soft landed in 1971 but went silent within seconds, sending only a featureless grey image.
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Outside his spacecraft in 1965, who performed history's first spacewalk?
Answer: Alexei Leonov
Why: Leonov's spacesuit inflated unexpectedly in the vacuum of space, forcing him to bleed off oxygen to fit back inside the airlock.
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In which direction does the planet Venus rotate on its axis?
Answer: Clockwise
Why: Venus spins backwards so slowly that one turn takes 243 Earth days, longer than its 225 day year, and the Sun there rises in the west.
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How much would a single sugar cube of neutron star material weigh on Earth?
Answer: One billion tons
Why: NASA puts it at about a trillion kilograms, which is to say a mountain sitting in the palm of your hand.