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Which events occurred during the Space Race? Check all that apply.
development of a rover to land on Mars
advancements in spy satellite technology
design and building of an international space station
improved technology for sending living things into orbit
creation of a landing module that could fly back to the ship in orbit
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- advancements in spy satellite technology — Yes. Cold War-era programs (e.g., CORONA) developed photographic reconnaissance satellites during the Space Race.
- improved technology for sending living things into orbit — Yes. Early flights carried dogs, monkeys and later humans (e.g., Laika, monkey flights, Yuri Gagarin) as part of rapid life‑support and biomedical advances.
- creation of a landing module that could fly back to the ship in orbit — Yes. The U.S. Lunar Module (and Soviet LK) were developed so astronauts could land on the Moon and then ascend to rendezvous with the orbiting command ship.
Not during the classic Space Race:
- development of a rover to land on Mars — No. Mars rovers came much later (the first successful Mars rover, Sojourner, was 1997).
- design and building of an international space station — No. The ISS and major international station cooperation came after the Space Race era (the Space Race focused on U.S.–Soviet competition; Mir and Skylab were national programs).
- advancements in spy satellite technology — Yes. Cold War-era programs (e.g., CORONA) developed photographic reconnaissance satellites during the Space Race.
- improved technology for sending living things into orbit — Yes. Early flights carried dogs, monkeys and later humans (e.g., Laika, monkey flights, Yuri Gagarin) as part of rapid life‑support and biomedical advances.
- creation of a landing module that could fly back to the ship in orbit — Yes. The U.S. Lunar Module (and Soviet LK) were developed so astronauts could land on the Moon and then ascend to rendezvous with the orbiting command ship.
Not during the classic Space Race:
- development of a rover to land on Mars — No. Mars rovers came much later (the first successful Mars rover, Sojourner, was 1997).
- design and building of an international space station — No. The ISS and major international station cooperation came after the Space Race era (the Space Race focused on U.S.–Soviet competition; Mir and Skylab were national programs).
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