Death of Kurt Gödel
Austrian logician Kurt Gödel died of starvation after his wife, who he feared would poison him, was hospitalized.
Explore 7 historical moments from 1978 — 7 events, 0 birthdays, and 0 notable deaths.
Austrian logician Kurt Gödel died of starvation after his wife, who he feared would poison him, was hospitalized.
The Soviet nuclear-powered satellite Kosmos 954 burned up during atmospheric reentry, scattering radioactive debris across Canada's Northwest Territories.
On February 17, 1978, the Provisional Irish Republican Army bombed a restaurant near Belfast, Northern Ireland, killing twelve people and injuring thirty others.
Five men disappeared after attending a college basketball game in Chico, California. The bodies of four of them were discovered months later.
As a cosmonaut on Soyuz 28, Vladimír Remek became the first person from outside the Soviet Union or the United States to go into space.
BBC Radio 4 began broadcasting Douglas Adams's science fiction radio series, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, on March 8, 1978.
The Camp David Accords, a peace treaty between Egypt and Israel, were signed.
No births recorded for 1978.
No deaths recorded for 1978.
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