A helicopter... on Mars. That is not much? Also, over one hundred space shuttle flights, a space station, a space telescope, GPS, and public satellite photos.
Fully agree on the ISS, it was high on my list of "not much, except" that I sacrificed for brevity. And GPS has more impact on my daily life than the entirety of aviation from Wright Brothers to Ryanair. But I'd tend to bin GPS under information, the field of innovation that displaced aerospace (and it's also surprisingly old, project start is approaching its 50th and apparently prototype satellites in space when the Concorde was still manufactured. But impact on daily lives is certainly much more recent, it was hardly more than an oddity before smartphones).