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Moon

## Earth, Sun & Moon

The **Moon** is an astronomical body that orbits Earth and its only permanent natural satellite.

## History

In the 1960s, as part of the ongoing Space Race, the Soviet Union and the United States of America competed against each other to be first to land a man on the Moon. The Race to the Moon ended when the Soviets achieved the first manned landing on June 26, 1969, with cosmonaut Alexei Leonov becoming the first man to set foot on the Moon, leaving the world and especially the US in shock.

About a month after Leonov's successful mission, Apollo 11 landed America's first astronauts on the Moon, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin.

In 1971, NASA scientist Ray Schumer discovered potential water ice in craters near the lunar south pole after analyzing images of the lunar orbiter. This was later verified by Molly Cobb, who indeed found ice inside the Shackleton Crater during the Apollo 15 mission.

On the 12th of October 1973, NASA was able to land their first base on the Moon, Jamestown, followed closely by the Soviet base, Zvezda. Both countries set their bases at the edge of the Shackleton Crater and have since continued to maintain and expand them.

The Moon was later divided between the U.S. and Soviets with the Lunar Peace Agreement, signed by Ronald Reagan and Yuri Andropov in 1984.

In July of 1987, China opened its own, as of yet unnamed lunar base.

By the late 1990s, Hilton opened the first hotel on the Moon for the general public. During this time, miners on the Moon voted to unionize while major energy conglomerates such as Shell, Halliburton, and Exxon filed an antitrust lawsuit against Helios for rights to Helium-3 mining operations on the Moon. In 1999, Moon workers went on strike for over a week.

In the early 2000s, the Moon remains a focal point for pop culture on Earth, with reality TV series such as "Moon Miners" dominating primetime ratings.

## Gallery

Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov is the first man on the MoonSoviet flag planted on the MoonUS flag on the Moon, 1 month laterFirst Moon base Jamestown (US)Jamestown 1974Soviets announce their own baseThe Soviet Zvezda baseLocation of the two bases at the Shackleton CraterReagan and Andropov sign the TreatyThe Moon split between the U.S. and SovietsJamestown base in 1994China announces their own Moon base 1987
## See also

* Shackleton
* Jamestown
* Zvezda
* Space Race
* Race to the Moon
* Solar System
* Mercury
* Venus
* Earth
* Mars
* Jupiter
* Neptune

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 1: "Red Moon"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 5: "Into the Abyss"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 6: "Home Again"
4. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 1: "Polaris" (Press review)
5. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 1: "Polaris"
6. ↑ Season 4, Episode 1: "Glasnost" (Press review intro) → Screenshot
7. ↑ AppleTV+ Bonus Video: Leap Into a New Millenium: 1996-2001 - The Mars-7 Alliance (1997)
8. ↑ Season 4, Episode 1: "Glasnost" (Press review intro) → Screenshot
9. ↑ Season 4, Episode 1: "Glasnost" (Press review intro) → Screenshot
Minor characters (Season 3)

List of **minor characters** of season 3 of the Apple TV+ series *For All Mankind*.

This page lists characters appearing in season 3 whose roles were too small for an own article. Characters in this list appeared in 1 or 2 (exceptionally 3) episodes only. They are listed alphabetically by their names, if known, or otherwise by how they were credited.

This list currently contains 51 characters.

## See also

* Minor character article for season   S1   /   S2   /   S4

### Other character categories

* All characters in *For All Mankind*
* Male characters in *For All Mankind*
* Female characters in *For All Mankind*
* Characters in season   S1   /   S2   /   S3   /   S4
Nichole Beattie

## External Links

**Nichole Beattie** is an American TV and film writer and executive producer. She was co-executive producer in season 1 and executive producer in season 2 and 3 of *For All Mankind*, and wrote several episodes.

## Other work

* Sons of Anarchy
* Rubicon
* Prime Suspect
* The Walking Dead
* The Bastard Executioner
* Emerald City
* Beyond
* Deadwood: The Movie
Leonid

**Leonid**, full name unknown, is a high ranking official of Roscosmos, working at Star City.

## History

*This section is currently incomplete. You can help by expanding it! Click here to add more.*
Leonid was at the meeting where Kirill Semenov presented his report about the Kronos tragedy, as well as at all following Roscosmos meetings at Star City.

## See also

* Lev Babanin
* Kirill Semenov
* Irina Morozova

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 4: "House Divided"
Lisa Martinelli

Lisa with Danny on her 16th birthday

**Lisa Martinelli** was Danny Stevens' girlfriend between September 1979 and Summer 1980.

## History

After Shane Baldwin's death in December 1974, Lisa wrote a letter to Danny, telling him how sorry she is and that she would be around to talk if he would need it. It was when Danny first fell in love with her.

Five years later, on September 15, 1979, they first danced together at a party at Lakewook High School.

Around summer 1980, Danny broke up with Lisa after a dispute, mainly about her missing to watch Tracy Stevens' launch to Skylab live with him.

## Gallery

Lisa's letter to Danny, 1974Home Coming Dance party, 1979A mixtape Danny made for LisaA postcard Lisa sent to Danny from GalvestonA correspondence between Danny & Lisa in 1980Lisa's letter to Danny after he broke up with her
## Trivia

The photo of Lisa and Danny is a stock-photo where only Danny's face was photoshopped in.

## See also

* Danny Stevens
* For All Mankind: Time Capsule

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Apple iOS app Time Capsule, chapter 1
2. ↑ Apple iOS app Time Capsule, chapter 9
3. ↑   istockphoto.com: Original image
Mercury 13

The **Mercury 13** were 13 American woman taking part and passing the same testing procedure as their male counterparts of the Project MercuryW of NASA. The program was privately founded and run by Dr. William LovelaceW in the early 60s. It was officially called **Woman in Space Program** but became better known as "Mercury 13" in reference to the 13 women who passed those tests.

Mercury 13 was not part of NASA's official astronaut program. The program was killed abruptly a few days before they could attend flight training in PensacolaW because the US NavyW didn't allow the use of its facilities for such an unofficial project.

## History

The Mercury 13 were all experienced pilots with hundreds or thousands of flight hours.

End of 1969, President Nixon ordered that NASA should send a female astronaut to the Moon, after the Soviets did so with Anastasia Belikova earlier that year. NASA Administrator Thomas Paine and public affairs officer Shorty Powers informed Deke Slayton and Gene Kranz about the president's wish. In the later meeting to select 20 possible candidates, the Mercury 13 were taken into consideration. However, 7 years after the shutdown of the project, only 2 of the 13 women were still flying, Molly Cobb and Patty Doyle.

## Gallery

Mercury 13 participant Molly CobbMercuty 13 participant Patty DoyleShorty Powers presenting the Mercury 13
## Behind the scenes

* In reality, none of the Mercury 13 ever flew into space as part of a NASA mission. It took more than 20 more years for the first American woman to be part of a space mission, with Sally RideW (show's version) in 1983.

* One of the woman and the first to compete all the tests was aviator Jerrie CobbW. The character of Molly Cobb is based on her. Episode 1x04 is dedicated to her memory.

## Trivia

* One of the former original Mercury 13, Wally FunkW, was launched into space aboard a Blue OriginW flight in 2021 at age 82.

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 3: "Nixon's Women"
Makarov

The **Makarov** is a pistol used by North Korean ujunauts.

## History

Ujunauts Lee Jung-Gil and Park Chol were issued a Makarov as part of the equipment for their secret mission to Mars in 1994. It was kept in a locked wooden box. After being alone on Mars for seven months, Lee opened the box and contemplated using the gun on himself, but stopped after seeing a NASA rover approach his capsule.

Lee used the Makarov to threaten astronaut Danielle Poole and cosmonaut Grigory Kuznetsov and hold them hostage at gunpoint. While Dani attempted to communicate with Lee, Grigory used the distraction to incapacitate Lee and seize the gun. They buried the gun and marked its location with a wrench before returning to Happy Valley with Lee captive.

8 years later, in summer 2003, Helios worker Frank Tuttle dug up the Makarov, took it back to Happy Valley, cleaned it, and hid it in his locker. It was discovered by Nate Lowry during a contraband search and he stored the gun in his pocket. He later used the gun during the Happy Valley riot, inadvertently shooting base commander Danielle Poole during the struggle.

## Behind the scenes

* The Makarov shown in *For All Mankind* appears to be a Makarov PM variant with custom patterned grips.
* The inscriptions in Korean on the grips translate to, "Protect the leader at all costs," in English.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 10: "Stranger in a Strange Land"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 9: "Coming Home"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 10: "Perestroika"
List of presidents of the United States

List of all **presidents of the United States** that served during the timeline of *For All Mankind*.

## See also

* List of vice presidents of the United States
* List of leaders of the Soviet Union
* United States
* US presidential elections

## References

1. ↑ AppleTV+ Bonus Video: Leap Into a New Millenium: 1996-2001 - Wilson wins re-election (1996)
Jeremy Zielke

**Jeremy Zielke** is a White House aide for the Wilson administration in the 90s.

## History

Jeremy had a secret affair with first gentleman Larry Wilson. Some time in 1995, while having drinks at a bar in D.C., Jeremy told his old college friend Elliott Lewis, who already knew about his affair with Larry, that they had "made it" in the Oval OfficeW once. When Elliott left the bar, he called an unknown person, telling him that he won't believe what he just heard.

This leak led to Congressman Willie Baron asking Larry about having an affair with a White House aide at the House subcommittee hearing on NASA contracts, as unnamed sources would have informed the committee about this. Larry denied, and by doing so, lied to the committee under oath.

Larry later asked Jeremy who he was talking to about this. He told him, that he would have to call his friend and tell him that he was drunk and under drugs and was just making up a story. He told him to check into rehab if necessary.

The indiscretion of Jeremy finally led to Larry wanting to confess at a press conference on September 3rd, 1995. However, Larry was interrupted by Ellen, who took over the speaker's table and made her public coming-out.

## Gallery

Larry & White House staff Jeremy ZielkeJeremy at a bar, talking to Elliott Lewis

## See also

* Elliott Lewis
* Larry Wilson

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 6: "New Eden"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 7: "Bring It Down"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 10: "Stranger in a Strange Land" (Newspaper date at 11:15)
4. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 9: "Coming Home"
Korolev crater

*This article is about the impact crater on Mars. For the Soviet chief engineer, see Sergei Korolev.*

## Maps

### Interactive map

Mars Map

**Korolev** is a large impact crater located on the Planum BoreumW, the northern polar plain on Mars. It is named after the chief engineer of the Soviet Space Program during the early Space Race, Sergei Korolev.

## General information

The Korolev impact crater is located in the northern lowlands of Mars, not far from the large dune field of Olympia UndaeW, which surrounds part of the north polar ice cap. The crater has a diameter of 81.4 kilometers and its rim rises about 2000 meters above the surrounding area. Thanks to these high rims, which make the inside of the crater act like a natural cold trap, Korolev is filled with ice all year round. The crater contains about 2,200 cubic kilometres of water ice, forming a glacier about 1.8 kilometers deep and up to 60 kilometers in diameter.

## History

In 2003, Kelly Baldwin is working on a project to search for signs of life in lava tubesW around the Korolev crater via kinematically enhanced robots. After her project is set on hold due to budget cuts at NASA, she managed to move it to Helios Aerospace and even be part of the exploration on Mars. In August 2003, she traveled to the crater with a Hopper shuttle for a 3 day trip with a team of four to get her robots up and running.

## Behind the scene

Real world images
Flight over the Korolev Crater on MarsNorther polar region of Mars. Korolev is seen in the upper half, right from the middleKorolev crater from ESA’s Mars Express, 2018Perspective view, generated using a digital terrain model

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 2: "Have A Nice Sol"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 8: "Legacy"
N3

N3
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The **N3**, (from Raketa-nositel', "Carrier Rocket") is a Soviet human-rated super heavy-lift launch vehicle.

The successor to the Soviet N1, it was first launched from BaikonurW, Kazakh Soviet Socialist RepublicW, on August 8, 1976, and was the largest rocket ever launched to that date, before the American Sea Dragon the next year, becoming the largest rocket ever built.

## See also

* N1
* Launch vehicle

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 1: "Every Little Thing"
Nina Rozhenkova

**Nina Rozhenkova** is a cosmonaut of Roscosmos at Happy Valley in 2003.

## History

Rozhenkova is part of the Ranger-2 mission to capture and redirect the asteroid 2003LC, Goldilocks.

## Notes

* For episode 4x07, the character was erroneously credited as "Nina Roxhenkova".
* In the expisodes 4x07 and 4x08, the character was only seen for a few seconds and without any speaking role.

## See also

* Ravi Vaswani
* Palmer James
* Maximus Taylor
* Park Chui Moo
* Svetlana Zakharova

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 8: "Legacy"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 9: "Brazil"
Jodi Balfour

## External Links

**Jodi Balfour** is a South African actress.
She portrays Ellen Waverly (later Ellen Wilson) in the Apple TV+ series *For All Mankind*.

Jodi grew up in Cape Town, South Africa. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre & Performance at the University of Cape Town. After her family moved to the west coast of Canada, she began working internationally. She lives in Los Angeles, California now.
Lunar Excursion Module

Apollo 11 LEM on the Moon

## Illustration

The **Lunar Excursion Module (LEM)**, today's official designation **Apollo Lunar Module (LM)**, is the landing vehicle of NASA's Apollo spacecrafts. It is used to transfer astronauts between the Command and Service Module (CSM) in lunar orbit and the surface of the Moon. It can accommodate 2 astronauts.

The LEM consists of two stages, the descent stage and the ascent stage. At takeoff, the descent stage is used as a launch pad and left behind on the surface. After reaching the CSM, the ascent stage is also discarded.

Before the lunar base Jamestown was built, the LEM's ascent stage was the only available housing for the astronauts, where they would eat and rest and could live without wearing spacesuits.

The LEM was later superseded by its successor, the Lunar Surface Access Module (LSAM).

## Gallery

Apollo 11 LEM descending to Moon's surfaceApollo 11 LEM on the MoonApollo 11 CSM and LEM in orbitSeparation of CSM and LEM
## See also

* Command and Service Module (CSM)
* Lunar Surface Access Module (LSAM)
* Apollo program
Mir

Mir seen on screen in NASA's Mission Control

***Mir*** (Russian: Мир, meaning "peace" or "world") is a space station in low Earth orbit (LEO) operated by the Soviet Union and their space program.

## History

In September 1983, the first flight of the Soviet spaceplane *Buran* docked to the station for several hours to refuel before their flight to the Moon.

## Behind the scenes

While in the timeline of *For All Mankind* the station already exists in 1983, in reality its construction began only in 1986. Nevertheless, *Mir* was the first modular space station, had a greater mass than any previous spacecraft, and was the largest artificial satellite in orbit at the time. It holds the record for the longest single human spaceflight, with cosmonaut Valeri PolyakovW spending 437 days and 18 hours on the station between 1994 and 1995. *Mir* was visited by Space Shuttles 9 times, and US astronauts spent almost 1000 cumulative days on the station over the course of seven long-duration expeditions. *Mir* was deorbited in March 2001 after funding was cut off.

## See also

* Skylab
* MoonLab
* Space station

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 10: "The Grey"
New Eden

## Chronology

"**New Eden**" is the sixth episode of the third season of *For All Mankind*. It was released on Apple TV+ on July 15, 2022.

## Synopsis

The astronauts move quickly to build Martian bases.

## Plot

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## Cast

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Main Cast

* Joel Kinnaman as Edward Baldwin
* Shantel VanSanten as Karen Baldwin
* Jodi Balfour as Ellen Wilson
* Krys Marshall as Danielle Poole
* Edi Gathegi as Dev Ayesa
* Cynthy Wu as Kelly Baldwin
* Casey W. Johnson as Danny Stevens
* Coral Peña as Aleida Rosales
* Wrenn Schmidt as Margo Madison

Guest Starring

* Nate Corddry as Larry Wilson
* Piotr Adamczyk as Sergei Nikulov
* John Marshall Jones as Nelson Bradford
* Alexander Sokovikov as Rolan Baranov
* Robert Bailey Jr. as Will Tyler
* Randy Oglesby as Vice President Jim Bragg
* Lev Gorn as Grigory Kuznetsov
* Pawel Szajda as Alexei Poletov
* Vera Cherny as Lenara Catiche
* Ilza Ponko as Isabel Castillo
* John Forest  as Jeremy Zielke
* Michael McMillian  as Elliott Lewis
* Sahana Srinivasan as Nuri Prabakar
* Jessica Tuck as Christine Francis
* Larry Clarke as Bill McGann
* Larry Sullivan as Ryan Bauer
* Allison Dunbar as Jenna Leigh

Co-Starring

* Anne Beyer as Louisa Mueller
* Ayinde Howell as Benjamin Harmon
* Goran Ivanovski as Dr. Dimitri Mayakovsky
* John Hartmann as Administrator Richard Truly
* Ken Rudulph as Edward Kline
* Blair Hickey as Richard 'Dicky' Hilliard

Other

* Keenan Crosland  as Bartender (uncredited)
* Roman Mitichyan  as Dimitri (uncredited)

## Appearances

### Events & missions

Mission: **Sojourner-1**Mission: **Helios Mars mission**
### Vehicles & vessels

 ***Sojourner 1*** ***Popeye***
Mars Surface Access Module **NASA Mars rover** **Helios HAB rover**
### Locations & stations

 **Valles Marineris, Mars** **Gagarin Ridge, Mars** **Happy Valley Base** **Helios Mars base**
## External links

### Soundtrack

  Soundtrack of episode 3x06, "New Eden" on Tunefind
### Transcript

  Transcript of episode 3x06, "New Eden" on TV Show Transcripts
Luka Gurino

**Luka Gurino** is an Italian Helios worker at Happy Valley in 2003.

## History

Luka was flirting with Samantha Massey at Ilya Breshov's underground bar. Ilya doesn't like him.

He was later part of the group of workers unionizing and organizing a strike. However, when Dev Ayesa arrived on Mars and was baiting them with more money and amnesty, he was around the first ones to give up the strike and change sides.

## See also

* Samantha Massey
* Henry Keck
* Geraldine Middaugh

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 5: "Goldilocks"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 6: "Leningrad"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 7: "Crossing The Line"
Maya Estime

**Maya Estime** is a Helios worker at Happy Valley in 2003.

## History

Maya shares a quarter with Miles Dale, Samantha Massey, and Gerardo Ortiz-Niño. She liked to hang out with other Helios workers at Ilya Breshov's underground bar.

During the strike at Happy Valley, Maya removed the primary gas flow regulator from the generator of the fuel plant. This later led to a tragic accident, including the death of ESA engineer Nick Jennings.

## Gallery

Maya & Samantha at Ilya'sThe removed regulator
## See also

* Miles Dale
* Samantha Massey
* Gerardo Ortiz-Niño

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 2: "Have A Nice Sol"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 7: "Crossing The Line"
Jenna

*This article is about the woman Danny Stevens met in Outpost. For the news anchor with the same name, see Jenna Leigh.*

## Series Information

### Episode

3x03

**Jenna** was a young women Danny Stevens met in the Outpost soon after his wedding with Amber.

## History

Danny was training with Danielle Poole in the Sojourner flight simulator, but he wasn't concentrated and failed. Danielle asked him what's up and Danny told her that he had a lot going on, like they just bought a house, so Danielle proposed they end the sims for today and he should go home and take some time with his wife. Instead, Danny took off his wedding ring and went to the Outpost to drink, obviously looking for an adventure.

Jenna was sitting next to him and was heavily flirting with him, when Karen Baldwin entered the Outpost. Danny felt uncomfortable seeing Karen and proposed they should go somewhere else. They left the bar and Danny took her to the former house of his parents, where the went swimming in the pool and drinking beers. When Jenny asked him if he has protection, Danny was looking for a condom, but his ring felt out of his purse and to the ground of the pool so he had to dive for it. When he came back up, the police was there, as the new owner of the house had heard them and called the cops. They were taken out of the property and questioned by the officers.

## Gallery

Jenny with Danny in the OutpostJenny and Danny in the pool of his former homeThe police is showing up

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 3: "All In"
Nguyen Linh

**Nguyen Linh** is the daughter of Nguyen Van Le and the halfsister of Nguyen Thi Hanh, aka Kelly Baldwin.

## History

Linh was born in the United States after her father immigrated to the US in 1978 and remarried.

She works as a waitress in her fathers diner "Little Saigon" in Arlington, TX.

In 1983, Kelly Baldwin visited the restaurant and talked to Linh. However, she did not mention to her that they were actually halfsisters.

## Gallery

"Little Saigon" diner in ArlingtonInside the restaurantLinh's father Van Le at workKelly talks with Linh
## Notes

1. ↑ There is lots of discrepancy in the story concerning Kelly's Vietnamese relatives (and her background in general).
Related to Linh, these are:

	* In the d-mail Kelly received from DoD in episode 2x07 it is stated that her father immigrated to the United States in 1978. Linh told Kelly in episode 2x08 that she was born in the US, after her father came here. That would make her only 4-5 years old by 1983, the year Kelly visited her father's diner and met her.

	* Kelly was born in 1966 and is 17 by 1983. Linh looks younger, but not too much. The Vietnam War ended in 1970 in the show's timeline. The dossier Kelly received from Vietnam included a paper with a 1970 date on it, however it is written in Vietnamese. If 1970 would be her father's real immigration year, that could make Linh about 13 years old and would make more sense.

## See also

* Nguyen Van Le
* Kelly Baldwin

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 8: "And Here's to You"
Jonathan Gatos

**Jonathan Gatos** is an astronaut with NASA who served at the lunar base Jamestown in 1983.

## History

Gatos was part of the Jamestown mission 91 and came to the base in September 1983 aboard the Space Shuttle *Columbia*, along with Gordo Stevens, Natalie Bishop, Mark Tremblay, and astronaut White.

He was at Jamestown when the base was attacked by the Soviets, after Moon Marines had shot two cosmonauts near an US claimed mining site. Before the assault started, Jonathan was working together with Natalie Bishop in the main control room of Jamestown. Beside the two, Steve Pomeranz and Cook were also in that room, when Pomeranz unexpectedly noticed a cosmonaut standing outside the base. While he was wondering what he was doing out there, the cosmonaut started shooting at the window Pomeranz was observing him through. When the window broke after several shots, the pressure inside the room lowered rapidly.

While Bishop, Cook, and Pomeranz were able to escape and close the door behind them, Gatos was struck by some equipment and subsequently blown out of the now broken window, dying on the lunar surface from the lack of air and pressure.

## Gallery

Gatos preparing for the flightGatos working in the control roomCosmonaut attacks JamestownPressure lossGatos during the pressure lossGatos blown out of JamestownJamestown 91 mission patch
## Notes

The character of Jonathan Gatos is played by two different actors. In episode 2x08, he is seen in preparation for the shuttle flight, together with Gordo, and is played by an uncredited extra. In 2x09, the character is played by a credited actor, Joe Sobalo Jr. .

## See also

* Natalie Bishop
* Steve Pomeranz
* Battle of Jamestown Base

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 9: "Triage"
Kuznetsov Station

**Kuznetsov Station** is a mining station located on the asteroid 2003LC, also known as Goldilocks. The facility is named after Soviet cosmonaut Grigory Kuznetsov, who died in March 2003 during the first ever asteroid capture mission.

## History

The asteroid 2003LC was discovered in 2003 by the Thomas Paine Space Telescope. It was found to be on a trajectory that would take it close to Mars, while also being rich in iridiumW. These two characteristics led it to be dubbed Goldilocks.

A capture mission was put into place, initially to place it in Martian orbit for exploitation, before being changed to Earth's orbit due to the costs involved.

Helios CEO Dev Ayesa, in an attempt to ensure a viable Mars colony, instead planned for the asteroid to be placed in Martian orbit. Utilizing a team of conspirators, they managed to do so.

By 2012, Kuznetsov Station is a large mining facility on the asteroid itself.

## See also

* Grigory Kuznetsov
* Goldilocks
* Goldilocks capturing mission
* Ghost Ops
* Mars

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 5: "Goldilocks"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 6: "Leningrad"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 10: "Perestroika"
Nick Jennings

> Relax. Where I grew up, missing parts were all in a day's work. All we did was find work arounds.
>
> Nick Jennings, in Season 4, Episode 7, "Crossing The Line"

**Nick Jennings** was an ESA engineer at Happy Valley in 2003. He was killed in an explosion at the cryo plant during the 2003 Helios strike.

## History

Nick was part of the group of engineers trying to restart the generators in the cryo plant that are necessary for refining liquid methane fuel. After the generator fails to start, he is told by Ravi Vaswani to check the condenser. They then discover that Helios strikers had removed the primary gas regulator. Jennings decides to bypass it with the secondary, despite being told by Mike Bishop that they should not do so. But Jennings argues that finding work-arounds was how he has worked in the past, and does it anyway.

After this, Palmer James successfully manages to start the generator. However, pressure in the system rises quickly, causing an explosion that injures four other members of the team. Despite the best efforts of Dr. Dimitri Mayakovsky in the medical bay, Jennings passed away.

## Gallery

Jennings working on restarting the generatorExplosion in the fuel plantNick is brought to the med-bay

## See also

* Palmer James
* Ravi Vaswani
* Mike Bishop

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 7: "Crossing The Line"
Nick Corrado

**Nick Corrado** was an astronaut formerly for NASA, then working for Helios Aerospace on their mission to Mars on their spacecraft *Phoenix*.

## History

### Season 2

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In 1983, Nick served on NASA's Moon base Jamestown. He was the so called Linus of the base, until Tracy Stevens arrived and took over that title.

### Season 3

*This section is currently incomplete. You can help by expanding it! Click here to add more.*
In 1994, Nick was part of Helios' Mars mission. During the Valles Marineris drilling disaster, Nick made an attempt to secure the MSAM *Popeye*, but was caught in the landslide, where his helmet was damaged from the debris, killing him.

## Gallery

Nick Corrado at Jamestown, 1983"Linus" Nick Corrado
Nick Corrado on *Phoenix*, 1994
## See also

* Edward Baldwin
* Danny Stevens
* Louisa Mueller
* Adarsh Sethi
* Benjamin Harmon
* Zizzo Glover
* Lars Hagstrom
* Sandy Bostik

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 5: "The Weight"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 8: "The Sands of Ares"
Leap Into a New Millenium: 1996-2001

"**Leap Into a New Millenium: 1996-2001**" is a series of bonus videos released by Apple TV+, connecting the events of the third and fourth season. The series was released on November 2, 2023.

The series covers the events of the years 1996 to 2000 in the format of a short news report for each year.

The bonus videos are available on the Apple TV+ website  or app, after selecting an episode of the corresponding season.

## Videos

*See also: Image gallery of this bonus video series*

## See also

* Image gallery of this bonus video series
* One Giant Leap: 1975-1982
* Another Giant Leap: 1984-1992
* Season 3
* Season 4
* Images from bonus videos
List of in-universe media and publications

The following is a list of **original media and publications** released in *For All Mankind*.

## References

1. ↑ Apple iOS app: Time Capsule → Screenshot
2. ↑ Apple iOS app: Time Capsule → Screenshot
3. ↑ Apple iOS app: Time Capsule → Screenshot
4. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 1: "Polaris"
5. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 1: "Glasnost" (1:41)
6. ↑   AMA with Ben Nedivi and Matt Wolpert
7. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 1: "Glasnost" (2:01)
8. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 1: "Glasnost" (2:52)
Jeff Russo

## External Links

**Jeff Russo** is an American composer, songwriter, guitarist, vocalist and music producer. He is the writer and composer of the soundtrack of the Apple TV+ TV-series *For All Mankind*.

Russo is one of the two founding members of American rock band TonicW. He was also a founding member of acoustic rock band Low StarsW. Russo is also known for his work as composer on various films and television series. In 2017, he won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Limited Series, Movie, or SpecialW for his work in *Fargo*W.

## Credits

* Season 1 - Composer
* Season 2 - Composer
* Season 3 - Composer (with Paul Doucette)

## External links

* Jeff Russo on Apple Music
* Tonic - Official website
* Tonic on Spotify
* Tonic on Apple Music
Krys Marshall

## External Links

**Krystal Nicole Marshall**, known professionally as **Krys Marshall**, is an African-American actress.
She portrays NASA astronaut Danielle Poole in the Apple TV+ series *For All Mankind*. Krys was born in Miami, Florida.

Krys Marshall also hosted the show's companion project *"For All Mankind: The Official Podcast"* during season three and four.

## External links

* For All Mankind: The Official Podcast:
	+ Apple Podcasts
	+ Google Podcasts
	+ last.fm
Janice Haan

**Janice Haan** is an American journalist and television reporter for *KOPT News* in the 90s.

## History

In fall 1994, she reported live from Johnson Space Center in Houston at the day Sojourner 1 launched to Mars.

During some protests on the day President Ellen Wilson visited the JSC, Janice Haan interviewed Davey Kowalski, the former boyfriend of Aleida Rosales.

## Gallery

Janice Haan with Davey Kowalski at JSC protests
## Notes

Janice Haan is credited as "Reporter 1", but her name was dropped in episode 3x04, "Happy Valley".

## See also

* Karla Dunn
* Reporter 2
* Jack Gould

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 3: "All In"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 4: "Happy Valley"
Jason David

## External Links

**Jason David** is an American child actor. He portrayed Danny Stevens as a little kid in the first 5 episodes of season 1 of the Apple TV+ series *For All Mankind*.

Jason was 8 years old when season 1 was filmed. In the second half of that season, his character was portrayed by Mason Thames. Starting with season 2, the role of Danny is played by Casey W. Johnson.

## See also

* Mason Thames
* Casey W. Johnson
Marge Slayton

**Marjorie "Marge" Slayton** née **Lunney** was the wife of NASA MercuryW astronaut and Chief of Astronaut Office, Deke Slayton. She married Deke on May 18, 1955.

She was called "the Queen" by other astronaut wives.

## History

*This section is currently incomplete. You can help by expanding it! Click here to add more.*
## Gallery

Marge with Gloria SedgewickPicture of Deke & Marge on Deke's grave
Petros Khorenatsi

**Petros Khorenatsi** is a Helios worker at Happy Valley in 2003.

## History

*This section is currently incomplete. You can help by expanding it! Click here to add more.*
Petros was seen drinking in Ilya Breshov's underground bar.

He is part of Ilya's smuggling organization.

## Notes

In the first episode the character appeared and was credited (4x03), he did not have a speaking role, or it was cut.

## See also

* Ilya Breshov
* Faiza Khatib

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 3: "The Bear Hug"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 3: "The Bear Hug"
Point of Divergence

**Point of Divergence** (PoD) is a specific event in the background story of an alternate historyW that occurred differently than it did in real life. It is the point, the history diverges from reality, with more or less dramatic consequences for the future storylines.

## PoD of *For All Mankind*

### Official PoD

In the story of the Apple TV+ show *For All Mankind*, the Point of Divergence happened on January 14, 1966. In reality, on that date, Sergei Korolev, the father of the Soviet Space Program, died during surgery. This did not happen in the alternative history of *For All Mankind* and marks the point the real and the show's timeline start drifting apart, as confirmed by the creator of the show, Ronald D. Moore. The survival of Korolev then led to the Soviets landing first on the Moon in 1969 and all the following divergency.

### Visible PoD

However, only after the Soviet Moon landing, the differences start to be observable, and from that point on, the divergence is constantly growing.

### Other PoDs

Beside the fact that most main characters are fictional and therefore never were NASA astronauts, there are certain things that obviously diverged from reality before the "official" PoD:

* In episode 1x05, Ed Baldwin mentions that he and Gordo were together on Gemini 7W. Gemini 7 happened in December 1965, 6 weeks before the PoD.
* The NASA meatball and worm insignias look different. The meatball has the vector pointing left instead of right and is partially hidden by the "meatball" alongside a different arrangement of stars. The worm logo has a horizontal line at the bottom of the two "A"s, making them look like incomplete triangles.
* During season 1, Deke Slayton is NASA's Chief astronaut. Slayton actually created that position, although it was called "Coordinator of Astronaut Activities" at the beginning. However, he resigned from that position in July 1964 already and was succeeded by Alan ShepardW, who became the first official Chief astronaut. Him still being in the position in 1969 is another divergence that happened before the official PoD.

## Terms

* **OTL** Original Timeline
* **ATL** Alternative Timeline

## External links

* Sergei Korolev on Wikipedia
* Alternate history on Wikipedia

## References

1. ↑   collider.com: Ronald D. Moore interview (April 2021) *(Archived 2022-10-18)*
2. ↑   Chief of the Astronaut Office on Wikipedia
Mikhail Gorbachev

**Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev** is a Soviet politician who served as leader of the Soviet Union from 1986 to 2003.

## History

Ideologically, Gorbachev initially adhered to Marxism–LeninismW although he had moved towards social democracyW by the early 1990s, and successfully reformed the Soviet Union into a hybrid system with a market economy.

As a consequence of Gorbachev's reforms, the Soviets were able to expand their influence into Latin America, culminating in 1988 with Arnoldo Martínez VerdugoW becoming the first Marxist to win the presidency of Mexico.

In 1997, Gorbachev signed the Mars-7 Alliance treaty to end the Space Race, and by 2003, formally ended the Cold War. Later in 2003, he was deposed in a coup d'etat led by the communist hardliners and the Second Directorate of the KGB, who installed Fyodor Korzhenko as his replacement. This follows days of his disappearance.

## Gallery

Gorbachev new leader by 1986Gorbachev & Fidel Castro celebration the October Revolution in 1990 in East BerlinGorbachev meets Donald TrumpGorbachev meets US president Ellen WilsonGorbatchev & Wilson after the Mars landing in 1995Signing M-7 treaty with Ellen Wilson, 1997Gorbachev & Al Gore in the press, 2002Gorbachev's opponent in 2003, Fyodor Korzhenko
## Notes

1. ↑ The title used for the position of the Soviet leader is inconsistent throughout the series. It is often called "Premier", but also "President" several times, and sometimes just "Leader".
In the real world, the post of the Soviet head of state was called "Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme SovietW" before being transferred to the new office of "President of the Soviet UnionW" after 1990 under Gorbachev. However, Gorbachev was the only holder of that title.
The title of "Premier" (or formally "Chairman of the Council of Ministers") did exist in reality, but it refers to the head of government, not the head of state.
2. ↑ There is a discrepancy between the article shown in the beginning of episode 3x01 and the Apple TV+ bonus video covering the years 1984-1992. While said article is dated with April 17, 1986, in the bonus video the story of Verdugo's victory is said to have happened in 1988. Since the rise of more communist countries was driven by the new Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, who took office in 1986, just 2 weeks before that article's date, it is most likely that 1988 is the correct year of this event.

## Behind the scenes

* In the original timeline, Gorbachev passed away due to a prolonged illness on August 30, 2022.

## See also

* Fyodor Korzhenko
* Soviet Union
* List of leaders of the Soviet Union

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Bonus Video: Another Giant Leap: 1984-1992 - Mexico's new president (1988)
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 1: "Polaris"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 3: "The Bear Hug"
4. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 1: "Glasnost"
5. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 2: "Have A Nice Sol"
Sea Dragon 1

## Sea Dragon Patch

**Sea Dragon 1** (**SD-1**) was the first Sea Dragon mission to be launched by NASA. Its purpose was to resupply the Jamestown base with over a million pounds of building materials. The rocket was launched from the Pacific ocean in 1977.

## See also

* Sea Dragon 16
* Sea Dragon 17
* Sea Dragon

## References

1. ↑ Bonus Video: One Giant Leap: 1975-1982 - Sea Dragon Launch (1977)
Ravi Vaswani

**Ravi Vaswani** is an engineer and astronaut with NASA, working at Happy Valley on Mars in 2003.

## History

Vaswani was with the group of engineers trying to restart the fuel plant after it was shut down by the striking Helios personnel. Together with Nick Jennings, he bypassed a regulator that Maya Estime had taken away to prevent a restart of the facility's generators. This led to the system overheating rapidly and finally an explosion. Jennings died shortly after he was brought to the med-bay, while Ravi got only slightly injured.

Ravi is later the mission commander and pilot of the *Ranger 2* mission to capture the asteroid Goldilocks and send it to a trajectory towards Earth.

## Gallery

Ravi Vaswani & Mike BishopRavi Vaswani & DanielleRavi at a *Ranger 2* mission meetingRavi piloting *Ranger*Ranger-2 mission patch
## See also

* Mike Bishop
* Nick Jennings
* Nina Rozhenkova
* Palmer James
* Maximus Taylor
* Park Chui Moo

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 7: "Crossing The Line"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 8: "Legacy"
Sandy Bostik

**Sandy Bostik** is an astronaut on the spacecraft *Phoenix* of private competitor Helios Aerospace and their mission to Mars.

## History

*This section is currently incomplete. You can help by expanding it! Click here to add more.*
## See also

* Edward Baldwin
* Danny Stevens
* Nick Corrado
* Louisa Mueller
* Adarsh Sethi
* Zizzo Glover
* Benjamin Harmon
* Lars Hagstrom
Richard Hilliard

**Richard Hilliard** was the partner of Dev Ayesa and is a co-founder and former board member and CEO of Helios Aerospace.

## History

### Season 3

#### Nuclear fusion and founding of Helios

In the mid 80s, Dev Ayesa and Richard Hilliard developed the first working fusion reactorW based on helium-3W. This game-changing breakthrough marked a possible start into a clean nuclear energy future and the end of the fossil fuel era. However, the dream still remained out of reach because of the rarity of this isotope on Earth.

Together, they founded the aerospace company Helios.

Early 1987, NASA announced the discovery of enormous deposits of helium-3 on the Moon. In April 1987, Helios won a NASA contract to mine the isotope on the Moon and bring it back to Earth.

#### Mars mission

Hilliard was generally less enthusiastic about Helios' Mars engagement. There were disputes between him and Dev on a regular basis. In a board meeting in fall 1995, he announced that Helios' Mars adventures would be over and the company would go back to concentrate on their core business, the mining of helium-3. Later, the board of directors decided to remove Dev from his position as CEO of the company. Hilliard proposed that Karen Baldwin would take over this position.

### Season 4

*This section is currently incomplete. You can help by expanding it! Click here to add more.*

## Gallery

Fusion pioneers Ayesa & HilliardNuclear Fusion BreakthroughHelios winning the mining contractHelios Board meeting 1995Hilliard at the meetingHilliard talking to Karen BaldwinRichard Hilliard, 1999Board meeting, 2003Hilliard is fired by Dev Ayesa
## See also

* Dev Ayesa
* Helios Aerospace

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 1: "Polaris" (Press Review Intro)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 AppleTV+ Bonus Video: Another Giant Leap: 1984-1992 - Clean Nuclear Energy (1987)
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 9: "Coming Home"
Mars-7 Alliance

The **Mars-7 Alliance** is a treaty aimed to end the competition which characterized the Space Race, ushering a new era of cooperation and partnership.

## History

The Mars-7 Treaty was signed in Brussels in 1997 by President Ellen Wilson and Premiere Mikhail Gorbachev to bring a new era of cooperation. The treaty was joined by Japan, India, the ESA, North Korea, and the Coalition of Communist Countries for Spaceflight (CCCS). Canada and China remained independent to pursue their own priorities in space.

## Member Nations

* United States

* Soviet Union

* European Space Agency (ESA)   show members

* Austria
* Belgium
* Denmark
* Finland
* France
* Ireland
* Italy
* Netherlands
* Norway
* Portugal
* Spain
* Sweden
* Switzerland
* United Kingdom
* West Germany

* Coalition of Communist Countries for Spaceflight (CCCS)   show members

* Bulgaria
* Cuba
* Czechoslovakia
* East Germany
* Egypt
* Greece
* Hungary
* Mexico
* Poland
* Romania
* Turkey
* Venezuela
* Yugoslavia

* Japan

* India

* North Korea

## M-7 Charter

* No individual member of the M-7 has authority over base disciplinary action.
* Any nation has the right to recall one of its citizens from Mars at their discretion.
* Any North Korean ujunaut on a joint mission must be able to communicate privately with their superior officers.

### Ordinances

* **3.57:** Prohibiting the sale of contraband.

## Gallery

Wilson & Gorbatchev sign M-7 treatyThe seven M-7 leaders:
CCCS, USA, Japan, USSR, DPRK, India, ESAESA member nationsCCCS member nationsOther M-7 member nationsM.7 patch (embroidery)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 AppleTV+ Bonus Video: The Mars-7 Alliance (1997)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 4: "House Divided"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 10: "Perestroika"
4. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 8: "Legacy"
Lenara Catiche

**Lenara Catiche** is the former director of the Soviet space agency Roscosmos as of 1995. Following Fyodor Korzhenko's coup d'état in 2003, Lenara was succeeded by Irina Morozova as director of Roscosmos.

## History

### Season 3

In late 1994, at the beginning of the Race to Mars, Lenara Catiche accused the Americans of playing "dirty tricks" on Soviet television, after *Sojourner 1* had hoisted its solar sails and gained advantage in the race.

These "dirty tricks" result in the Soviet spacecraft *Mars-94* to push their engines beyond safeguards, leading to a nuclear meltdown halfway to Mars. The crew has to be rescued by Sojounor. Leading to further embarrassment for Lenara and Roscosmos. A delegation is then sent to Johnson Space Center in Houston to coordinate the now US/USSR joint mission. She meets with JSC-director Margo Madison, asking for further cooperation, utilising the control the Soviet Union has on Margo due to her previous information sharing.

Due to the loss of *Mars-94* and its assorted equipment. Roscosmos is unable to research a potential reservoir of liquid water they had discovered previously. She visits Helios and meets with Dev Ayesa and Karen Baldwin to establish a Soviet-Helios mission, due to their equipment being suitable for the task.

In September 1995, she visits Margo and informs her that she is currently being investigated by the FBI due to the reporting of a NASA employee. Margo asks who, seemingly unsurprised that it was Aleida Rosales. She offers Margo a way out, although Margo is unsure at first. She pushes the issue by plainly stating that she will spend the next 40 years in prison if she refuses. Margo relents and is smuggled out of the country. Unbeknownst to either of them though, Charles Bernitz and his conspirators have been organising an attack on the Johnson Space Centre. The resulting bombing, acts as an unforeseen cover for Margo's defection. With the world believing she is dead.

### Season 4

During the 2003 coup that installed Fyodor Korzhenko as Soviet Premier, she is replaced by Irina Morozova as Director of Roscosmos. Her fate is unknown after this date.

## Gallery

Lenara Catiche on Soviet TVLenara arrives at JSCTalking with MargoLenara at HeliosMeeting at HeliosLenara telling Margo about her being investigated
## See also

* Irina Morozova
* Sergei Nikulov

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 4: "Happy Valley"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 3: "The Bear Hug"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 5: "Seven Minutes of Terror"
4. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 6: "New Eden"
5. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 10: "Stranger in a Strange Land"
6. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 03: "The Bear Hug"