Did monkey go in space

Answer 1

No, other than humans, no animals have been sent to the moon.

UPDATE: The first person's answer is WRONG. Sadly, several have been to the moon. The majority died, either from being suffocated, while in space, or on their way back. Fortunately, at least humans had the dignity to anesthetize them first, but like I said, the poor things never had a chance. Human astronauts, of course, are glad that it was the monkeys, not themselves, who died for the sake of space exploration. That said, there were finally a pair of monkeys who successfully survived the entire trip and were recovered. This was in May of 1959. Their names were Miss Baker and Able.

For more information, see University Today's website for the article entitled "First Monkey in Space." What I find interesting is that it is claimed they were anesthetized; however, this poor fellow looked quite alert and frightened.

UPDATE: The first answer is WRONG. Sadly, several have been to the moon. The majority died, either from being suffocated, while in space, or on their way back. Fortunately, at least humans had the dignity to anesthetize them first, but like I said, the poor things never had a chance. Human astronauts, of course, are glad that it was the monkeys, not themselves, who died for the sake of space exploration. That said, there were finally a pair of monkeys who successfully survived the entire trip and were recovered. This was in May of 1959. Their names were Miss Baker and Able.

For more information, see University Today's website for the article entitled "First Monkey in Space." What I find interesting is that it is claimed they were anesthetized; however, this poor fellow looked quite alert and frightened.

Answer 2

To the best of my knowledge, no monkey has ever gone "to the moon" in actuality. Several monkeys have been passengers in space travel, but I don't believe any of them have ever gotten beyond low earth orbit.

The most famous "Space Monkeys" in the US are probably Abel and Baker, the first monkeys to successfully return to Earth after traveling in space (59 miles high; at the time the US considered "outer space" to begin at 50 miles rather than the 100 mile limit used today).

Answer 3

Frist monkey to live through a space trip (Miss Baker)

Answer 4

Unprotected - of course it will not. In a space suit,

just like a Human! I RULE, and the number 12345678910 doesn't!

Answer 5

No animals have gone to the moon

Answer 6

No, but several go to Congress.

Answer 7

With an astronaut, yes.

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

no