Important work, rescuing dogs from space. We all know what happened to Laika.
Was curious, so, a source
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One of the most important space flights ever was Zond 5. Soviets sent the first Earthlings around the Moon and back. They were tortoises.
Did the Soviets let these heroic chelonians retire in grace? No, they were euthanised and dissected. I'm sure they could have gotten the scientific data they needed with less invasive methods.
All astronauts should rescue all space turtles and tortoises they see!
Not really, no. Keep in mind that you have the benefit of these tests to know what the dangers of space are, what they had were theories and what they needed was to know that, for example, zero g didn't have unforeseen effects of internal organs
They wanted to defect.
Who said those were Earth Dogs?
They could be a sentient species from the planet K9
you can tell this guy actually went to the moon because he’s smiling, unlike the guys at the apollo 11 press conference
Don't spread misinformation, it's because of his alien dogs
I mean they were and still are in space.
Off course I knew this, but it still blew my mind a little.
"Who rescued who?"
Laika boss
+5 comedy points, I chuckled.
It's either The Thing, or the one the Russians put up there.
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