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space missions and achievements

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Answered by gopeshtiwari26
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Space mission and their achievements:

According to NASA research centre Right from the start, its goals were lofty: The administration planned to expand human knowledge of space; lead the world in space-related technological innovation; develop vehicles that can carry both equipment and living organisms into space; and coordinate with international space agencies to achieve the greatest ...

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Answered by yuvikacool123
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When the satellite Sputnik orbited Earth in October 1957, The Soviet Union pulled ahead in the space race. The Cold War was on, and the United States scrambled to respond in kind. Branches of the U.S. military had been developing satellites since the mid-1940s, but now it became clear that a dedicated space agency was in order. President Dwight Eisenhower and Senator Lyndon B. Johnson led the drive. It took Congress almost a full year after Sputnik's launch to get the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) off the ground. Not a minute was wasted in eliminating the Soviets' lead: Even before NASA was up and running, the U.S. sent its own satellite into orbit. America was officially in the Space Age.

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