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The only animals to go into space were put there by launches from Earth. Currently the only mammals in space are human. At one time or another there have been a wide variety of animals taken into space for experiments and study.
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How did sending animals into space change your knowledge?
It tells you about how space can have effect on animals and how.
Do rockets take animals to space?
yes rockets take animals to space
How many animals went to space?
i think it was about 200-300 animals went to space
What do space animals eat?
SPACE FOODS...
Does the space station have any animals up there with?
Other than humans, the space station has no animals on it.
Do animals go to space?
It depends how you mean, on there own no. One of the first animals from Earth to go to space was a dog. Human Beings are animals and many humans have been into space
Is it easier for humans in space than animals?
Humans ARE animals. All animals breath oxygen, so all animals would be in trouble in space (unprotected).
Why did the practice of animals in space stop?
The first animals were launched into space to see if it would be possible for them to survive in space at all. Once that was settled and humans went into space, there was no longer a need for space pets.
Do animals eat in space?
Of course! We are animals, so yes, other animals must eat in space too. We are just one example.
What happens to the animals when the space where they live become smaller?
t happen to the animals when the space where they live become smaller?
What are result of the experiment animals in space?
to see if its posibal to survive in space
Why do astronauts take plants and animals into space?
Some space travelers take animals and plants into space for scientific research. They can test to see gravity changes, how they adjust to zero gravity, and more. Animals are helpful in space because animals can sense if danger is coming. If the animals started acting weirdly, that would be a sign to prepare for an emergency. I hope this helped the asker! -A sixth grader
