0
The Apollo 1 spacecraft did catch fire and burn up, killing the crew of three, during a training exercise on the launchpad in 1967. That however was just a trainig exercise, not an actual attempt to launch, and had that mission evenutally gone forward it was just going to be a test of the spacecraft in Earth orbit, not a lunar mission. Although Apollo 13 did have to be aborted it returned to Earth succesfully and without casualties. The other missions were all successful.
A few more died in training. For example, Charlie Bassett and Elliot M See, the original crew for Gemini 9. Since Gemini was developmental work for the moonshot program, all these guys can be counted as well. Challenger and Columbia DeathsThe loss of the shuttles Challenger and Columbia claimed the lives of seven astronauts each time. There have also been at least four Soviet deaths in the Soyuz programs and many more on the ground. You can find information on all deaths at the web links on the left.
Russian space program deathsVladimir Komarov died on board of Soyuz 1 when parachute failed to open during reentry.
Georgi Dobrovolski, Viktor Patsayev and Vladislav Volkov died on board of Soyuz 11 when vehicle decompressed on approach to reentry.
Total of 22 people were killed in space relaed accidents,according to Wikipedia.
Wiki User
∙ 7y ago
Wiki User
∙ 13y agoThere were two fatal all-hands accidents on the Space Shuttle program- One caused by explosion during the Ascent- ( Challenger blast l986) the other caused by faulty re-entry heat-shielding, the Columbia, which broke apart on re-entry. There were no IN-Flight fatal accidents in the US Space Program- the Apollo l00 or l flash-fire occured on the Ground during a test of a life-support system. it did not happen in space. There have been rumors of several Russian space accidents with fatal consequences.
Wiki User
∙ 15y ago3 deaths (Cosmonauts) have occurred above the 100 Km limit for space when the crew of the Soyuz 11 spacecraft suffocated when the craft depressurized prior to re-entry.
Wiki User
∙ 13y agoOne and that is the first dog to go in space!
Wiki User
∙ 14y agoAs of 2008, eighteen astronauts have lost their lives during spaceflight, on four missions. They include thirteen Americans, three Russians, one Ukrainian, and one Israeli.
Wiki User
∙ 11y agoNo Canadian astronaut has ever died in space.
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What is a device that allows human to travel in space?
It a spacecraft
Who was the 1st human to travel into space?
Yuri Gagarin
How many astronauts died at NASA?
Here is a full list of all deaths associated with NASA's space program: http://www.airsafe.com/events/space/astrofat.htm
Is space travel to other galaxies possible?
Not with present human technologies.
What year did Yuri Gagarin go in to space?
Yuri Gagarin became the first human to travel to space on the 12th of April 1961.
What special gear has been developed for human space travel?
That special gear that has been developed for human space travel was the space suits. The space suits kept human alive in the harsh environment of space, temperature extremes and vacuum.
Why was a chimpanzee sent into space in 1961?
To see if it was safe for a human to travel into safe. If the monkey made it, a human might survive space travel. If the ape died, then it was not safe for a human to go into space. The chimp lived, so human beings were sent into outer space.
What is something that is associated with the moon?
Craters, months, werewolves, tides, and space travel are all associated with the Moon.
What is the percentages of deaths caused by space travel?
Of all the deaths caused by space travel, 100% of them were caused by space travel.Of all the people who have been launched from the Earth aboard space vehicles, however,the number of deaths has been relatively minuscule.To come at it from another angle . . .-- Space 'travel' has been a reality since Yuri Gagarin's flight in 1961 . . . roughlyfifty years now.-- During that time, I'm guesstimating that perhaps 30 people have died in thecourse of preparation, execution, or conclusion of space travel.-- The CIA World Factbook estimates the world crude mortality rate at 8.37 per 1000 per year.-- Assuming a world population of 6 billion, that says that during the fifty years ofspace travel, something like 2.5 billion people have died.-- That puts space-travel casualties at 0.0000012 percent of all deaths.
Were did that first human that travel to space come from?
Russia.
How do human made satellites travel in space?
By rockets
How did human made satellites travel in space?
rocket
What is a device that allows human to travel in space?
It a spacecraft
Who was the 1st human to travel into space?
Yuri Gagarin
How many astronauts died at NASA?
Here is a full list of all deaths associated with NASA's space program: http://www.airsafe.com/events/space/astrofat.htm
Why should human being travel to outer space?
humans need to travel to outer space to reduce the chances of human species being wiped out by a single disaster such as meteor
Why is human space travel expensive?
Human Space Travel is so expensive because it takes alot of money to build the spaceship and then you would have to test it which might cause it to crash.
