Liaka, the first dog into space, was sent there by the Russian rocket "Sputnik II",
and was also the first living thing into space, other than bacteria. Liaka died while
in space due to overheating. This fact was released by the Russians only in the
mid-2000's.
(That's not to say that there ever was any plan to bring the dog back to Earth.
She was intentionally and barbarically sacrificed for publicity, and the only thing
that went wrong with the mission plan was that she died sooner than expected.)
(And also BTW . . . It was 'Laika', not 'Liaka'.)
yes laika was the first dog in space infact it was the first animal in space
The first dog in space was named Laika
Yes. Laika was a Soviet space dog that became the first animal to orbit the Earth - as well as the first animal to die in orbit.
No dog has ever been launched into space from the USA.
The first dog in space died in space when the capsule overheated. This was different from the original plan. The dog was supposed to last longer than that, but there was never any plan to bring it back.
LAIKA was the first dog to go out of the space
yes laika was the first dog in space infact it was the first animal in space
He was the first dog launched into space by the Russians.
The first dog in space was named Laika
dog laika
The first dog in space was from Russia and she was called Laika.
The Soviet space dog, Laika. This dog was the first animal to die in space
Yes. Laika was a Soviet space dog that became the first animal to orbit the Earth - as well as the first animal to die in orbit.
No dog has ever been launched into space from the USA.
The first creatures in space were flies. The first mammal was a dog.
He was the first dog to go into space.
The first dog in space died in space when the capsule overheated. This was different from the original plan. The dog was supposed to last longer than that, but there was never any plan to bring it back.