New Space Stamps 2010


600 Years of Prague's Astronomical Clock


RASAT Satellite R&D Project


55th Anniv. of Baikonur


75th Birth Anniversary of G. S. Titov


XVI Session on Information

Europa 2009 - Astronomy - These were issued in sheetlets of 10


Europa 2009 - Astronomy - A booklet of 4 x 2 stamps was also issued


Early Astronomers


British Astronomer John C. Adams, who predicted the location of Neptune using mathematics


Centenary of death of Giovanni Virginio Schiaparelli who contributed to the research on Planet Mars and was famous for the so-called "canals" on the red planet.


150th Anniversary of the Birth of Theodor Herzl


Launching of Soyuz in Guyana


50th Anniversary of Space Flight of Belka and Strelka


400 Years of Galileo Galilei


ITU Conference




Above Two Were Issued For Space Exploration


1 of 2 Issued For Asteroids


Abkhazia Definites (4 of 19)


One from a sheetlet of 4 stamps shows a rocket launch


Astronomy & Space - 1 of 4 stamps devoted to different areas

 

Space Technology Day

International Year of Astronomy


Anniversary of President JFK's Inauguration and The First Manned Flight into Space

25th Anniversary of the First Mexican in Space

OTHERS
- Chad issued a large number of stamps and sheetlets during 2010. Some were directly related to Space while others had a less direct aspect such as a satellite in the background.
- The Congo Republic issued a sheetlet of 4 stamps to celebrate 50 years of Russian Space on the 8 November.
- Djibouti issued a 3 sheetlets on 18 May, each containing 6 stamps, featuring space shuttles, spacecraft and famous astronomers. They also issued a sheetlet of 9 stamps on 1 October showing various spacecraft & the concorde. Also issued on the 1st was a sheetlet of two stamps featuring famous scouts, Neil Armstrong and Marc Garneau.
- Iran issued 4 se-tenent stamps on 24 Feb 2010 to celebrate 2009 International Year of Astronomy.


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