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Animals in Space The first animals sent to space were fruit flies, in 1947 (by the US) - to test the effects of radiation on living creatures.
This was followed by dogs (set by Russians) and mice (sent by the US).
Many animals were to follow before the first humans were sent to space:
such as dogs, cats, chimpanzees
Throu, monkeys (rhesus monkeys and squirrel monkeys), rats, stick insects, quail eggs, newts, rats, squirrels and many others. See Related Links See the Related Links for "MONKEYS AND OTHER ANIMALS IN SPACE" below the answer.
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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
Which animal was the first to go up space and what was the name?
Laika was a Soviet space dog who became one of the first animals in space, and the first animal to orbit the Earth.
What year did animals go to space?
A Russian dog, Laika was the first animal in space, in Sputnik 2 in 1957
Can pets go to outer space?
no, but they train special animals, such as monkeys, to go to space
Is Columbia the first orbiter to go to space?
Yes, it was the first space shuttle to go to space
Can animals choose if they want to go to space or not?
No.
Who was the first woman to go to space and man to go to space?
YURI GAGRIN WAS THE FIRST MAN and Valentina was the first women to go in space
Which country sent up the first animal in the space?
The USSR sent the first animals into space.
What were the first living things sent into space before humans were?
Animals were the first living thing in space.
Did the first animals that went in space survived?
yes, of course, the first animal that went to space was monkey.
First women to go into space?
The first women to go into space is Ellen Ochoa
Who was The first earth creature to go into space?
The first Earth creature to go into space was Laika, a female stray dog from Moscow, Russia. She was launched aboard the Soviet spacecraft Sputnik 2 on November 3, 1957. Unfortunately, Laika did not survive the mission.
