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How many people had been in space before Apollo 11?

The number will be high as we have to count the cosmonauts as well.The shuttle and space station had many at a time could be 400 in all.


What did people think of comets in the 1800's?

Comets have been in space since the start of time. In the 1800's there were many people who knew comets where a space phenomena, there were people who thought it was a message from the gods. What people thought of the comets depended on their cultural beliefs.


How many people can a space shuttle can hold at one time?

7


How many space missions have there been throughout time?

Six starting in 1969


How many people are in space at this moment in time?

As of now, there are currently seven people in space. They are aboard the International Space Station conducting scientific research and maintenance tasks.


How many people can a space probe hold at one time?

12 and a half


How many space missions have there been to Astronout?

a lot. There are astronauts in space all time and they exchange routes as they are not allowed to be in space for more than six months


How many people are in the air at any time?

Everyone who isn't underwater or in outer space


How many people go to space at a time?

That depends on how much supplies were on-board. If there was enough, the whole population could go. And if there was enough space.


When will people go on holiday to the Moon?

Space travel to the Moon is not available at this time. With the cuts in the US Space program and the ending of the space shuttle program, it will be many years before there is a way for people to go on holiday to the Moon.


How many dimensions have been discovered till now?

There are (so far) three dimensions of space, and one dimension of time.


How many people have been to outer space?

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