Words and phrases that have a meaning related to sputnik:  (142 results)
Often used in the same context:
spacewoman, valentina tereshkova, spaceward, hubble, retroreflector, geosynchronous, tereshkova, noosphere, spacecraft, outer space, spacemen, gagarin, satellites, taikonaut, wernher von braun, matryoshka, thermos bottle, relativity theory, icbms, orbit, naut, synchronous orbit, doodlebug, skylab, bathyscaphe, jovian, celestial mechanics, salyut, yuri gagarin, cosmonaut, astronautical, johannes kepler, vulcan, lander, tycho brahe, leonov, geosynchronous orbit, smos, tachyon, rocket, leo szilard, batwing, interplanetary, richard feynman, astronomical telescope, moonlike, missle, leon battista alberti, cosmopolite, moonbeam, portos, spacefaring, space capsule, split infinitive, rocketeer, soviet, olga korbut, vladimir ilyich lenin, stargazer, telescope, von braun, anaxagoras, hyperspace, tinkertoy, phut, spaceship, conditioned reflex, thingamajig, aeon, morse code, martians, geostationary orbit, samovar, andropov, fasces, libration, astrolabe, babushka, armillary sphere, vannevar bush, ultima, hallo, gismo, inertial guidance, geostationary, radiosonde, george gamow, horsehead nebula, moonraker, aqualung, novi, robert bunsen, lune, empyrean, cosmodrome, holo, grandpapa, doohickey, astronaut, hieroglyph, orbiter, meteoroid, satellite, launch, launching, manu, announcer, armada, ballet, broadcast, cameraman, cartoon, coup, experiment, factory, korean, martial, mission, mutiny, operative, operetta, postwar, deregulatory, frenetic, rooseveltian, bellum, postbellum, 1968, augustan, expansionary, inflationary, interwar, jacksonian, meiji, porfirian, postrevolutionary, prewar, recessionary, war, 1914, bismarckian
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— Nouns for sputnik: era, period, years, days, decade, emphasis, shock, expansion, world, age, reform, more...

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