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leonid [27]
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stira [4]2 years ago
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The event that had the greatest impact in astronomical history during this time period was the launch of Apollo 16.

The research of astronomy during the time period of 1970 - 1990 are given below as;

Date                                                   Event

1. 15 June 1974               Black Brant VC sounding rocket from White Sands.

2. 14 May 1973              Launch of Skylab, the USA's first space station

3. 26 July 1971                Launch of Apollo 15

<h3>What is Astronomy?</h3>

Astronomy is a branch of science that deals with celestial bodies and their relationship with each other.

From the information given about astronomy, between the time period 1970 - 1990 as it was on the 26th of December, 1974 that the Soviet space station Salyut-4 was launched.

The event that had the greatest impact in astronomical history during this time period was the launch of Apollo 16.

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