Spaceships are limited in crew because of weight and consumables (mainly oxygen). But more people can travel in them as their design and technology improves.
- The earliest manned missions carried only one, and later two, and three for the Apollo missions to the Moon.
- The first Soviet space station, Mir, could hold about 7 or 8 for a short period, but normally 3 or 4 at most.
- The Space Shuttle carried from 3 to 7 crew members, and could transport as many as 10 without modification.
- The International Space Station has an upper capacity of 14 astronauts for a day or so, with the standard resident crew being 6 (since 2009).
- Some of the planned manned missions to Mars could carry a crew of 3 to 5.
In 1987, a group of people launched into the air in a spaceship, but the spaceship exploded in the air leaving millions of people in shock.
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The people who launch a spaceship are typically called astronauts or cosmonauts, depending on their country of origin. They are specially trained individuals who operate spacecraft and conduct missions in space.
The number of people who can travel on a spaceship varies depending on its size and design. Spacecraft like the International Space Station can accommodate six people, while larger spacecraft like SpaceX's Crew Dragon are designed for up to seven passengers. Future spacecraft aiming for interplanetary travel may accommodate larger crews.
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Spaceship to Saturn has 160 pages.
In 1987, a group of people launched into the air in a spaceship, but the spaceship exploded in the air leaving millions of people in shock.
The name "Spaceship earth" came about because the earth moves through space and it is holding people just like a spaceship.
Thousands. The Space Shuttle Program spanned the entire country.
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it can hold exactly 3.141592654 people
it can hold up to 70,000 people
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The stadium can hold approximately 80,000 people
The Pantheon in Rome can hold about 500 people at a time.
It can hold 68756 people