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The successful round-trip to space by Sputnik1 was a show of great technological progress. Novenver7, 1957, marked the 40th anniversary of Russian Revolution, the premier, Nikita khruschev, wanted to both celebrate the event and show off his country's technological superiority.
Scientists rushed to build Sputnik2.this was a present to the people of the Soviet Union, so it had to be very special. This time, Sputnik would carry a passenger. The first, but it was decided that there was a more suitable animal to use.
Laika, a gentle dog who had been found on the streets of Moscow, was chosen for the flight. This friendly mongrel was to be sent into space on Novenver3, 1957, aboard Sputnik2. the scientists, however, could not take care of Laika's return. They needed one more month to find a way to bring the dog back, but Mr.khruschev stubbornly insisted that the satellite had to go up on Novenver7.
She flew one-way into space. After eating a poison pill, Laika was supposed to die before hunger or fire, upon reentry to the earth’s atmosphere, killed her. This is what the Soviet Union and then Russia told the world up until 2002. However, the truth then came out: Laika had died painfully of overheating and stress within four to seven hours after leaving the earth. The spaceship then traveled around our planet 2570 times during a period of 163 days before burning up in April, 1958. Poor little Laika traveled over 100000000 kilometers in her space coffin. All over the world, especially in England, animal rights groups protestant strongly against Laika’s senseless murder.
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