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Dr Robert Goddard's Liquid Fueled Rocket: March 16, 1926

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Dr Robert Goddard's Liquid Fueled Rocket: March 16, 1926

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Robert was known as the father of liquid fuel. His rockets were filled with liquid oxygen. His first rocket flew up to 41 feet. He's rocket showed how liquid oxygen fuel was possible.

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Explorer 1 was America's first satellite. The rocket that launched the satellite was a Jupiter C that was developed by Dr. Wernher von Braun.

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Project Mercury was America's first manned space program. They had three goals in the project.
1.To orbit a manned spacecraft around Earth
2. To see if humans could function in space.
3. To return the astronaut and the spacecraft safely back home. On May 5, 1961, America’s first astronaut in space was Alan Shepard, Jr. His trip to space lasted a total of 15 min and 28 sec. Project Mercury was considered successful and laid the groundwork for the Gemini and Apollo programs.

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Project Apollo was the 3rd spaceflight project. NASA's four goals were:
1. Tech for space
2. Attaining dominance in space for U.S.
3.  Scientific exploration of the Moon
4. To advance man’s ability to work in a lunar environment.
Apollo 8 was the first manned mission to the Moon where they completed ten orbits of the Moon. Apollo 11 was the first mission to land on the Moon. On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin would be the first humans to step foot on the Moon with astronaut Michael Collins remaining in the capsule.

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Saturn V was the largest rocket ever created to launch humans to the Moon. Which was designed by Br. Wernher Von Braun. It was first launched wit Apollo 4 in 1967.

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The Space Shuttle differed from NASA’s first three manned programs because it was designed to carry large cargo unlike the small capsules used before. The shuttle flew 135 missions from 1981-2011. It helped build the International Space Station and launch and maintain the Hubble Space Telescope. The official name for the shuttle was " Space Transportation System (STS)".