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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

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I can help you with a general timeline of key events in space exploration. Here’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.

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

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.