What happened to the monkeys who went to space when they returned to Earth?

The name of the monkey that went to space was Albert II.

On June 14, 1949, Albert II reached an altitude of 134 kilometers on a modified V-2 rocket and successfully entered space, but when Albert II returned, the parachute failed, and Albert II died due to a cockpit crash. Later there was Albert.

Three, four, five, six, among them.

The fate of the 3rd, 4th, and 5th was the same as that of Albert 2, all of whom died on the return, except for Albert 6 who returned to the surface, but unfortunately, before the cockpit could be found, it died of heat exhaustion two hours after landing.

So are there any monkeys that have been successfully sent into space and returned safely to the ground?

Yes, this monkey is called Baker, and it belongs to the squirrel monkey and is very small.

You must know that if you want to go to space, but you have to bear a lot of gravity, Baker has also been carefully selected and sent to space after rigorous training.

On May 28, 1959, Baker and his partner Abel were launched on the AM18 "Jupiter" rocket, and during the entire space flight, Baker and Abel were subjected to gravity of 32g, but they did not react much and successfully returned to Earth.

Baker. In contrast to the new tests that followed, Able appeared very agitated and died four days later, in contrast to Baker, who remained calm throughout. Later, it lived the same life as an ordinary squirrel monkey, giving birth to offspring until it died naturally at the age of 27, you know, the average age of the squirrel monkey is 10 to 12 years old, so Baker is undoubtedly an advanced age, and Baker was buried in the American Space and Rocket Center after his death.

Rescue Abel. Baker is undoubtedly a lucky space monkey, and one of the few space monkeys to return alive. Those monkeys who went to space, some died of parachute failure on return, some died of cockpit **, some suffocated in the small cockpit, and a few died due to disappearance, stress overreaction, or unexplained violent death after landing, overall, the survival rate of space monkeys is not high.

It can be said that the monkeys are white rats that humans go to space, and people predict the difficulties that people will face in the future through their various physical reactions and life conditions. However, the move of using animals for scientific experiments is also opposed by some people, and it has to be said that this is also a way out of the way.

And now, fifty years later, the first monkey to go to space ended up dying of old age in the zoo, which surprised many people, because we all thought that it would be locked up in a laboratory for study, or maybe it would be a good treatment for it.

In the process of returning to the ground, some died by hitting the earth directly because the parachute was not opened.

Some live happily and without any curses and sequelae.

There is no obvious change, but when you return to Earth, you will observe the changes in various parameters of its body. When a monkey goes into space, it will have a complete set of equipment for survival just like a human, not much different from a human.

After the monkey returned to Earth, he died of illness not long after he lived, probably because he was not adapted to the environment of space.

The macaque "Albert I" suffocated to death during the flight, the body of the macaque "Albert III" was missing, and two monkeys, Albert IV and Albert V, were also killed during the rocket launch.

In 1959, the United States re-designated monkeys as experimental subjects, sending a macaque and a squirrel monkey into space and returning safely. The macaque died three days after his return due to the cessation of his heartbeat during the electrode removal operation, and the squirrel monkey died in 1984.

This is a question of scientific category, and as an ordinary person, I can only look at it from my point of view, but it does not necessarily have reference meaning.

I think the most obvious problem is that I can't adapt to life here when I go back to Earth, just like when I first went to space, there is a process of adaptation. Of course, the study of this process is very meaningful for scientists. Different monkeys, the results must be different, and each animal's adaptability is different, which is the same as humans.

The monkey sent 50 years ago had already hung up when the capsule ran out of oxygen. As the capsule operated, the orbit of the satellite launched at that time was low, and as the orbit continued to decrease, the capsule fell back into the Earth's atmosphere. It burned out in the atmosphere.

So the monkey should be cremated. Any great scientific invention must go through repeated experiments, after all, science is serious and rigorous!

As for the monkey who replaced people in space 50 years ago, "What happened now?" Although there is no real source to know about it, it is certain that the monkey is great! There is no doubt that such experiments are fraught with risks, and that risks must have an unavoidable cost, and whatever happens to the monkey, the price it pays is worth remembering.

Both humans and animals will be harmed when they enter space. If technology allows, it's better to get robots into space.

In the distant and vast universe, in the middle of countless planetary systems, the solar system is undoubtedly one of the insignificant, the life cycle of human beings is insignificant compared to the solar system galaxy galaxy, but the length of the earth's existence, for the human beings on the earth to survive, is undoubtedly an urgent problem to solve, this is undoubted, people of good will know this truth. We bless and respect those human and animal helpers who have explored a farther and wider living space for mankind, and are grateful for their active exploration and efforts for the future and destiny of mankind.

After returning to Earth, it had a very good life, but after 20 years, it passed away, also because of the radiation from space.

The monkey has passed away, but it has made a great contribution, being the first monkey in the United States to land on the moon, and it has been treated well since returning from the moon.

Many years have passed now, so the monkey has died of old age in the zoo, and many people find this ending a bit unacceptable.

After returning to Earth, he was sent to the zoo and lived for another dozen years before dying.

The first monkey to go into space and make it back was named Hamm, and he still lives at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., after returning to Earth, but it has a significantly shorter lifespan than the average life expectancy of its peers.

It's the same life now, and I think it's okay to live a normal life if you go to outer space and take precautions.

The rhesus monkey, Miss Bell, who had been in space, went on to live a long and happy life after returning to Earth, and people married her twice, finally dying of kidney failure in 1984 at the age of 27.

After landing in space, about 20 years later, the monkey had passed away, and it was finally used as an experiment.

Hamm who came back from space, his physical condition is very unoptimistic, and there are always problems when he comes back, so for his body, he has endured a lot of torture, but fortunately, Hamm is very cooperative when he is carrying out **, but in the end, Hamm only lived to 20 years, in these 20 years, its torture is really uncomfortable, it is compared with normal little monkeys, it has a short life span of 20 years, for such a phenomenon, The cost of the experiments that people do is really too great.

The appearance after returning to Earth makes many people can't believe that after returning to Earth, they have severely lost their lives due to dehydration.

After the monkey returned to Earth, it didn't take long for him to die, probably not very well adapted to life on Earth.

The monkey did not return to Earth, because it was very regrettable that Albert suffocated when he was not 63 kilometers above the ground, and Albert II, when returning to Earth, died due to the parachute not opening and directly hit Earth, and Albert III and IV, also died in a flight accident.

On June 18, 1948, the V2 rocket developed by Nazi Germany took off from Holloman Air Force Base in the United States. This secret, which once sent countless souls to the west at the end of World War II, is not to drop explosives, but to send a monkey named Albert into the sky.

This is the incident of sending monkeys into space on American soil.

This is a magical monkey who later became the Monkey King, and later broke the limits of his body and became a super Saiyan.

January 20, 1960 Project called Project Mercury!!

Let's praise the great scientists!

What happened to the "monkeys" who were once sent into space by humans? The results are unbelievable!

The United States once used common sense to bring monkeys into space, but unfortunately all of them were sacrificed because of the capsule**, and the monkeys brought into space after returning to Earth all died for various reasons.

In the early years, the United States sent three monkeys into space to test on animals as a precautionary measure. As a result, science and technology did not arrive at home, and they were sacrificed in the space capsule**. It shows that there is still a period of time and distance for human beings to go to space and understand space.

Monkeys in space, or monkeys, I think they will all die eventually.

A total of three monkeys planned to go to space, and then the first monkey went to the process of flying machine**, and the bones were gone, and the next two, for other reasons, did not go to space.

The vast majority of these monkeys who dedicated their lives to space technology died at the beginning of the launch, and the monkeys that were able to return to Earth safely also had a shorter lifespan than their peers because of the erosion of space rays and ultraviolet rays.

In the end, they all died.

Some died because the experiment failed, and some died because the experiment was successful, and after coming back, they slowly died because they absorbed a large amount of cosmic rays, but the result was the same.