With the success of Endeavor finally launching, the total as of July 16, 2009 is 324.
CBS is the only valid source I can find on such space statistics but it looks like the haven't updated since STS-125. So STS-127, the shuttle that just launched isn't included.
http://www.cbsnews.com/network/news/space/spacestats.html#GENERALDEMO
That being said, we know that four of STS-127 crew are astronauts who are new to space travel. How do we know this? From the source below.
http://www.collectspace.com/news/news-061209a.html
So its easy enough to add four.
So far 502 people have visited space including STS-127, 103 Russians, 10 Germans, 9 French, 8 Canadian, 7 Japanese, 6 Chinese, 5 from Italy, and two each from Belgium, Bulgaria, and the Netherlands. Along with 25 other nations who only have only had one citizen visit space.
Afghanistan, Austria, Brazil, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, India, Israel, Malaysia, Mexico, Mongolia, Poland, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vietnam
Also worth mention, this all depends on your definition of the boundaries of space. Its been past 500 if you go with the USAF's definition of 50 miles. Generally though the 62 mile mark is considered the official boundary of space.
The Canadarm, a robotic arm used for space missions, was designed by Canadians and was a key component of the US Space Shuttle program. It was used for tasks such as capturing and releasing satellites, assisting in spacewalks, and constructing the International Space Station.
40 women have been in space. The first was Sally Ride in 1983.
Pandas have never been sent to space. Although many animals, such as monkeys, dogs, and even insects, have been part of space missions, pandas have not been included in any space exploration programs to date.
No Canadian ever went to the Moon. There have been no missions to the Moon since the Apollo progream ended. Therefore, only Americans have ever been to the Moon. There is a program, Constellation, which is being planned. The Constellation Program will send us back to the Moon and maybe to Mars.
Marc Garneau has been in space three times. He was aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger in 1984, the Space Shuttle Endeavour in 1996, and the Space Shuttle Discovery in 2000.
i think 10 Canadians went to space and 16 missions where done.
Canadians contributed satellite and other technological devices of scientific understanding of space
no one
A total of 61 have been so honored.
Many Canadians do.
Many Canadians do.
44% of canadians said they have been bullied online 56% of canadians said they have not been bullied online OUT OF THE PEOPLE WHO SAID YES... 62% have said they have been bullied more than once 38%said they havent 56% admit they have bullied someone online before
96 Canadians
England has never been into space
The Canadarm, a robotic arm used for space missions, was designed by Canadians and was a key component of the US Space Shuttle program. It was used for tasks such as capturing and releasing satellites, assisting in spacewalks, and constructing the International Space Station.
50 canadians
there are 18 Canadians on there official roster