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ALDRIN, EDWIN E., JR. For a Buzz Aldrin coloring page, click here. |
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GAGARIN, YURI![]() Gagarin piloted the Vostok 1 mission which launched April 12, 1961. His flight lasted 108 minutes and orbited the Earth once. The spacecraft was recovered later that day in the Saratov region of the Soviet Union.
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GLENN, JOHN
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MONKEYNAUTS Moneynauts are monkeys that were sent into space. The first monkey in sub-orbital space was a squirrel monkey called Gordo. Gordo was launched into space on December 13, 1958, in the nose cone of the US Army rocket Jupiter AM-13. Gordo did well in the flight, but drowned in the Atlantic Ocean when the flotation device on the nose cone failed and it sank. The next two monkeys in space, Able and Baker, were launched on May 28, 1959 (Jupiter AM-18). Able was a 7 pound (3.18 kilogram) rhesus monkey, and Baker, a 11 ounce (311.9 gram) squirrel monkey. They were both successfully retrieved after a 300 mile sub-orbital flight that took 16 minutes. For more information on monkeynauts, click here. Go to a monkeynaut cloze (fill in the blanks) activity printout. Go to the cloze answers. |
RIDE, SALLY
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TERESHKOVA, VALENTINA
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