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What was the space porbe called that was lonched in october of 1997 to Saturn?
Cassini Huygens
What was the first US object sent into space?
In 1949, the "Bumper-WAC" became the first human-made object to enter space.
When did man first send an object into space?
Man first sent an onject into space in 1957. This object was the Soviet Union's satellite Sputnik 1.
Who was president when to Soviet Union lonched there space shudle?
Man, do you need to use the Spell Check program! I THINK you meant to ask "WHO WAS PRESIDENT WHEN THE SOVIET UNION LAUNCHED THEIR SPACE SHUTTLE?" As they don't have a space shuttle, we don't know who the president will be when they do have one.
What was the name of the first object launched into space?
Sputnik, a Russian satellite.
Was the first artificial object ever put in space?
Sputnik 1
What was the name of the first object launched by man into space?
sputnik 1
Compaere object space and image space?
The object model is said to reside in object space. we can covert object space units of measure to image space by scaling transformation method.
What was the first thing to go to space?
It has been hypothesized that the "first" object from earth the exit the atmosphere and enter space was in fact the moon. However, the first documented man-made object to enter orbit was the Soviet satellite Sputnik, in 1957.
Is the amount of space an object takes space?
The object's "volume".
What is the amount of space is an object takes up?
The amount of space that an object takes up is known as its volume.Volume is how much space takes up in an object
Was the United States the first country to send an object to space?
No, Russia was the first country to send up a object to space.The answer above is not correct.The first object sent into space was a German V2 in 1942. There even is a movie showing the first images of space.Soviet Union sent the first flight with an animal (the Dog Laïka), and the first flight with a human (Yuri Gagarine)
