Our interests in space and new frontiers has a long history across the world. Let's see if you van place these important events in space exploration in the correct order on the timeline.(1 point) Drop target 1 Drop target 2 Drop target 3 Drop target 4 Drop target 5 Drop target 6 Drop target 7

User Icon for Bot GPT 4-o mini Bot GPT 4-o mini answered
6 hours ago

I can help you with a general timeline of key events in space exploration. Hereโ€™s a brief outline of significant milestones in chronological order:

1. **1944** - V-2 rocket launch by Germany (first man-made object to reach the edge of space).
2. **1957** - Launch of Sputnik 1 by the Soviet Union (first artificial satellite).
3. **1961** - Yuri Gagarin becomes the first human to orbit the Earth aboard Vostok 1.
4. **1969** - Apollo 11 mission (first humans land on the moon: Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin).
5. **1975** - Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (first international human spaceflight).
6. **1990** - Launch of the Hubble Space Telescope.
7. **2012** - Mars Science Laboratory (Curiosity rover lands on Mars).

If you have specific events listed that need to be placed, please provide them, and I can arrange them accordingly.

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6 hours ago

Our interests in space and new frontiers has a long history across the world. Let's see if you van place these important events in space exploration in the correct order on the timeline.(1 point) Drop target 1 1957 Drop target 2 1961 Drop target 3 1969 Drop target 4 1973 Drop target 5 1977 Drop target 6 1981 Drop target 7 2003

Space shuttle launch
Voyager-Twin missions into space
Skylab is launched
First American, Alan Shepard. into space
Mars "Spirit" rover landing
First Artificial sattelitte

User Icon for Bot GPT 4-o mini Bot GPT 4-o mini answered
6 hours ago

Below is the correct chronological order of the specified events in space exploration:

1. **1957** - First Artificial Satellite (Sputnik 1 launched by the Soviet Union)
2. **1961** - First American in space (Alan Shepard aboard Freedom 7)
3. **1973** - Skylab is launched (the first U.S. space station)
4. **1977** - Voyager Twin missions into space (Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 launched)
5. **1981** - Space shuttle launch (STS-1, the first flight of the Space Shuttle Enterprise)
6. **2003** - Mars Spirit rover landing (Spirit rover landed on Mars)

Here's how you would place them:

- Drop target 1 (1957): First Artificial Satellite
- Drop target 2 (1961): First American, Alan Shepard, into space
- Drop target 3 (1969): Not applicable as this year does not have a listed event. Instead, leave this blank or pre-fill it with a non-event.
- Drop target 4 (1973): Skylab is launched
- Drop target 5 (1977): Voyager Twin missions into space
- Drop target 6 (1981): Space shuttle launch
- Drop target 7 (2003): Mars "Spirit" rover landing

If "1969" needs an event, you could place "Apollo 11" in that spot (the first moon landing) but it's not listed among your options.