No, she disintegrated along with Sputnik 2 during re-entry, and she did die.
The dog's name was Laika. Thanks to the USSR's space program, she was the first creature to ever orbit Earth. Unfortunately, she was also the first creature 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.
November 3th 1957, launched on Sputnik 2(not to be confused withKorabl-Sputnik 2.) Laika was the first animal in orbit also the first to die in orbit.
No dog has ever actually been to the Moon. The first dog in space, Laika, was sent up by the Russians as part of the cosmonaut program. Too bad they had no way to bring her back alive! She died shortly after deployment due to overheating and panic, thus making her the first animal to die in space as well.Joke answer:I don't know, but I know the cow that jumped over it!
If you mean the dog on Soviet craft Sputnik 2, launched on the 3rd of November 1957, her name was Leika/Laika. It was a one way trip for her though, as once all the experiments of the mission were complete a radio command was sent from the ground to vent the air from the capsule. She died quickly. She was a stray and adopted by them and after a well deseved care that she was longing, they sent her up in space and left her there alone to die in orbit. Saddest story I ever heard to be honest. To be given hope of a new life and then just left to die on purpose
The dog's name was Laika. Thanks to the USSR's space program, she was the first creature to ever orbit Earth. Unfortunately, she was also the first creature to die in space.
The Soviet space dog, Laika. This dog was the first animal to die in space
Laika didn't die from food poisoning. She died when her air supply ran out after three days in orbit.
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.
The dog's name was Laika. Thanks to the USSR's space program, she was the first creature to ever orbit Earth. Unfortunately, she was also the first creature to die in space.
Laika the space dog, of Sputnik II died November 3, 1957, most likely due to overheating as a result of a malfunctioning heater in her capsule.
November 3th 1957, launched on Sputnik 2(not to be confused withKorabl-Sputnik 2.) Laika was the first animal in orbit also the first to die in orbit.
Laika was a soviet space dog that become the first animal to orbit the earth , as well as the first animal to die in orbit
Many dogs have been to space. The Soviets sent a total of 13 dogs into space between 1957 and 1966.
Well it depends on what dog you are talking about, if you are talking about the first dog in space then the dogs name was Laika. She was the first animal to die in the soviet space program. ='( hope that helps
Laika died a few hours after she entered space because of stress and overheating, ultimately a very painful death. Her capsule, weighing 1,120 pounds, remained in orbit 162 days. After circling the Earth 2,570 times, the capsule finally burned up on reentry into the atmosphere, carrying the body of its valiant little pioneer. Laika made her final statement as a tiny falling star in the night.
Only one dog has died in orbital space, which was Laika, the Russian husky mix. She died from lack of oxygen after three days in orbit.