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After Russia launched the first rocket delivering human "Yori Gagarin " , the American - authorities noticed a lack of scientific materials in educational textbooks in schools.

After that, they revised all the materials and did upgrate it.Then they stablished NASA to admit , train and apply the knowledge of sientists in order to observe the orbit.

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