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cricket20 [7]
2 years ago
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Why was the launch of sputnik in 1957 important? most in the u.s. had not thought the soviets were capable of producing satellit

e technology. it made clear that the u.s. space program was dominant. most in the soviet union had not thought the u.s. was capable of launching manned aircraft. it established the fact that a more dangerous hydrogen bomb could be created.
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creativ13 [48]2 years ago
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The launch of Sputnik in 1957 was important as it was happened for the first time that any country had sent an artificial satellite into the space.

  • This was the first time ever that an manmade object or an artificial satellite was sent to space, It revolved around earth in every 96 minutes and weighs around 83.6 kg,
  • It had shocked U.S.A. as they were expecting themselves to be the first to have missions in space, and led to a space-race between U.S.A. and USSR.
  • It was also the beginning of Space technology and and Soviets had established themselves as better than U.S. military technology, and also encouraged U.S. to develop N.A.S.A. ,
  • The Cold war was heavily affected by USSR's accomplishment as now U.S. was feared of lagging much behind it's enemy.
  • Most importantly, it intensified the the race for developing modern and advanced arms and ammunitions along with the newly introduced "Space race".

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