Space Exploration

By Mv21723
  • First spotting of the moon through telescope

    First spotting of the moon through telescope
    Galileo Galilei was the first person the spot the moon through a telescope
  • Liquid fueled rockets

    Liquid fueled rockets
    Robert H. Goodard launched the first liquid fueled rocket, he launched a vehicle using liquid oxygen and gasoline as propellents.
  • Research flight

    The U.S. launched the first research flight, captured by the V-2 space rocket.
  • Animals launched into space

    The first animals (fruit flies) were launched into space. The flies reached an altitude of 68 miles and were recovered alive by parachute.
  • First animal lunched into orbit

    First animal lunched into orbit
    Lakota wa the first animal launched into orbit by the USSR, unfortunately she did not return back alive.
  • Rocket launch

    Rocket launch
    The first rocket launched into orbit by the USSR.
  • Woman in space

    Woman in space
    The first woman in space was Valentina Tereshkova she flew Vostok 6. She spent almost three days in space and orbited Earth 48 times.
  • Satellite

    First satellite around another world (moon) purposed by the USSR.
  • First human on the moon

    First human on the moon
    Neil Armstrong was the first human on the moon by the U.S. (Apollo 11) successful!
  • Space Station

    Space Station
    The first space station in space was Salyut 1 launched by the USSR.
  • Spacecraft Orbit

    First spacecraft beyond the orbit of Neptune by U.S. NASA.
  • Solar system

    Solar system
    The first picture of the whole solar system was by U.S. NASA.
  • Asteroid orbit

    The first orbit of an asteroid was by U.S. NASA in 2000.
  • Kelper Mission

    Kelper Mission
    Kelper mission launched first space telescope designed for research of Earth exoplanets by USA. Named after astronomer Johannes Kelper.
  • NASA Rover

    NASA Rover
    NASA rover successfully lands on mars to seek out life-clues by U.S. NASA. This Rover,Curiosity, has been on Mars for 1479 sols as of Oct. 3,2016.