Mercury
Mercury
No, the Russian's Sputnik was unmanned.
manned space probe is when there are people traveling in a spaceship. whereas unmanned is when there is nobody in a ship unmanned is launched for the first time to a planet to see that a manned can land.
Manned spacecraft are designed to carry humans on board, while unmanned spacecraft do not have human crew members and are controlled remotely or autonomously. Manned spacecraft require life support systems and provisions for crew safety, while unmanned spacecraft can be smaller and more specialized for scientific missions.
whta is the difference between a manned and unmanned spaceflight
Mercury
Mercury
No, the Russian's Sputnik was unmanned.
normally they are unmanned but sometimes they do have people sent up
manned space probe is when there are people traveling in a spaceship. whereas unmanned is when there is nobody in a ship unmanned is launched for the first time to a planet to see that a manned can land.
Manned spacecraft are designed to carry humans on board, while unmanned spacecraft do not have human crew members and are controlled remotely or autonomously. Manned spacecraft require life support systems and provisions for crew safety, while unmanned spacecraft can be smaller and more specialized for scientific missions.
They were unmanned, although Sputnik 2 carried a dog into space.
satellites with humans and without humans
Not sure which mission this refers to, but there were 9 manned Mercury flights and 10 manned Gemini flights prior to the beginning of Project Apollo.
The first U.S. manned space program was called Project Mercury. It aimed to put a human in orbit around Earth and was active from 1958 to 1963.
A manned spaceflight involves sending humans into space, while an unmanned spaceflight does not have any humans on board and is typically controlled remotely from Earth. Manned missions require life support systems and provisions for crew safety, while unmanned missions can be more cost-effective and are often used for scientific research or exploration in environments that are dangerous or inaccessible to humans.