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These controlling devices are operated from the earth by radio.\n\n**MANNED SPACE EXPLORATION**\n\n   What arouses popular interest in the exploration of the  planets is certainly the prospect of manned voyages through space. The first living creature to be sent into space in a satellite was the dog _laika_ in the Russian sputnik 2 of November 1957.\n\n![Laika.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmTC511tbbfyxMgsD4HoThG87q8odPfVoui347Uc19XuqN/Laika.jpg)\n*image source*\n*laika practicing for liftoff*\n\n Before a manned flight can be attempted it was essential to find out what effect space travel might have on living creatures. Would the level of radiation, for example, be harmful to man? When a satellite move in an orbit round the earth, the occupants experience weightlessness since the gravitational attraction of the earth is balanced out by the motion of the satellite. What sort of effect might this have? 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But this is hardly space flight.\n\n![nasaballoonm.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmRKBAWDTD9DUoLFwbExy8v4dVQXRNYL42AyK6ZcN8SmQG/nasaballoonm.jpg)\n*image source:*(http://google.com)*launching a high altitude balloon*\n\n  In the second century AD the Greek writer Lucian one of the earliest science fiction stories, in which a ship of men was picked up by a waterspout and hurdled up to the moon. Many other fiction stories followed, including one in which the hero was towed to the moon by a flock of wild swans. A rather better idea was suggested by the famous French author Jules Vern in his book _from the earth to the moon_. His idea was to fire a large shell containing his space travellers from an enormous gun with a speed of 7 miles per second, sufficient to take it to the moon. Unfortunately such a shell would probably be destroyed by atmospheric friction and in any case the shock of such sudden acceleration would certainly kill the crew members.\n   Nevertheless Verne was correct in one respect: a projectile given a velocity of 7 miles per second could certainly reach the moon if it were aimed correctly. This speed is the earth's escape velocity. If you throw a stone upwards, it will reach a certain height and then fall back. If, however, you could find a means to throw the stone at the escape velocity it would completely overcome the earth's gravitational pull and continue to travel outwards  forever.\n\n**ROCKETS**\n\naircrafts would be useless in space for 2 reasons. Firstly their wings require air to provide lift to keep them flying and secondly propellers requires air to work to provide  forward thrust. Even the jet engine requires a plentiful supply of air and there is of course no air in space. Thus travel to the planets requires a totally different method of propulsion - the rocket.\n  All rockets, from fire work up to interplanetary crafts, utilize what newton termed the _principle of reaction_. This principle is easily illustrated by means of a balloon. When a balloon is fully inflated and the end sealed, there is am equal pressure of gas at every point within it. If the nozzle is now opened, gas will escape rapidly through the nozzle and the balloon will shoot up in the opposite direction.\n   A balloon so released does not get very far it soon uses up all the gas it contained and it's slow down by friction with the atmosphere. The rocket motor carries its fuel with it, and this is burned inside the motor to produce hot gasses at a controlled rate. The expanding gasses provide the thrust that propels the rocket. Many smaller rockets (including fireworks) use solid fuel packed into the motor, but most larger ones use liquid fuels pumped from tanks into the motor at a suitable rate.\n  R.H. Goddard published a book showing the possibility of rocket propulsion, including the idea of firing one to the moon. In 1926 he fired the first liquid fuelled rocket which using a mixture of petrol and liquid oxygen, reached a height of about 200ft. Another great pioneer was oberth, whose publications led to a great interest in rocketry in Germany. During the second world war the v2 rocket was perfected which could attain a height of 100 miles and which was used to drop explosives in London in 1944. 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When the bottom rockets or first stage has used up all its fuel, it drops off, leaving the second and subsequent stages to fire in succession, each starting off with the benefit of the previous stage's velocity. In this way large amount of useless weight is ejected, and the final stage can be made to reach the desired speed with its payload of scientific equipment. The first such rocket was fired in 1949, and consisted of a small rocket, the WAC corporal, placed on top of a v2. The final altitude attained was 250 miles.\n  Once a spacecraft has been launched by a step rocket, it is seldom found to be on its precise planned course, simply because so many factors can produce minute deviation from the computed orbit.\nThus space probes are fitted with small controlled jets, little rocket motors with sufficient fuel to make at least one major change in course during the flight. These controlling devices are operated from the earth by radio.\n\n**MANNED SPACE EXPLORATION**\n\n   What arouses popular interest in the exploration of the  planets is certainly the prospect of manned voyages through space. The first living creature to be sent into space in a satellite was the dog _laika_ in the Russian sputnik 2 of November 1957.\n\n![Laika.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmTC511tbbfyxMgsD4HoThG87q8odPfVoui347Uc19XuqN/Laika.jpg)\n*image source*\n*laika practicing for liftoff*\n\n Before a manned flight can be attempted it was essential to find out what effect space travel might have on living creatures. Would the level of radiation, for example, be harmful to man? When a satellite move in an orbit round the earth, the occupants experience weightlessness since the gravitational attraction of the earth is balanced out by the motion of the satellite. What sort of effect might this have? 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