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What was the year when the first artificial satellite sent in space?
1957
When was the first satellite sent into space?
The first satellite was Sputnik 1, launched by the Russians on October 4th 1957.
What was the first thing the Russians sent into space?
a satellite called sputnik
What was the name of the first American satellite sent into space?
Explorer 1
Which was the first human-made satellite sent to space?
Sputnik, October 1957 (Russian).
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When was the first space satellite sent in to space?
October, 1957.
What was the name of the first space shuttle or satellite to be sent in space from Earth?
The USSR's Sputnik was the first artificial satellite.
When was the first thing sent into space?
the first thing is go to space is satellite
What was the first thing ever sent into outer space?
The first thing sent into outer space was a satellite
Which is the first satellite sent by the Indian space organisation?
Aryabhata
What was the year when the first artificial satellite sent in space?
1957
Who sent this first artificial satellite into space?
The USSR (Russia).
When was the first satellite sent into space?
The first satellite was Sputnik 1, launched by the Russians on October 4th 1957.
What is the first satellite sent by the Indian space research organization?
aryabhatta
What was the first thing the Russians sent into space?
a satellite called sputnik
What was the name of the first American satellite sent into space?
Explorer 1
Who was on sputnik 1?
No one. It was the first Earth satellite and sent in space by the the Russians (USSR).
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