What happened to the orangutan that was sent into space by the United States 62 years ago when it re

I still remember what a surprise the world was when the Soviet Union sent mankind into space for the first time, after all, it was not only the glory of the Soviet Union, but also the first time in the history of human civilization development that it left the earth and went to space, but it was close to more mysterious and unknown worlds. However, the cosmonaut Gagarin laughed at himself as the "18th dog". It turned out that before this, the Soviet Union had taken the lead in sending dogs into space, and there was no need for unexpected failures in space, so the Soviet Union did not dare to rashly use humans as experiments, although Gagarin succeeded, but in Gagarin's eyes, there was no essential difference between himself and the stray dog Laika.

Laika is a hero of humanity, and so is Gagarin. Although there are many regrets in the first space trip, but fortunately, everything is difficult at the beginning, and the space travel of all countries in the world is developing in an orderly manner, especially the development of the space industry in the United States, Russia, China, Japan and other countries. But in the last century, the only countries that occupied the space industry were really the Soviet Union and the United States.

Even compared with the Soviet Union, the United States is still a lot behind, the United States did not copy the Soviet space program until 1958, but it is worth mentioning that the United States is not as good as the Soviet Union in time, but the chimpanzee that the United States chose for the first time to go to the sky was much luckier than Laika, because Laika died only 3 hours after liftoff, but the chimpanzee named Hamm was lucky to return to the ground. This is another extent: the United States is not too far behind the Soviet Union.

After all, the space technology of all countries is the most secretive, especially the United States and the Soviet Union are in a competitive position, and they will not share, but the United States succeeded the first time, and the Americans also felt a sense of pride, but it was not until Hamm returned to the ground that NASA found that everything was not so simple, because the strange things that happened to Hamm continued, and finally died at the age of 25, while the chimpanzees that He Hamm grew up with lived to be over 40 years old, obviously Hamm was hit hard in that space trip, If it weren't for the fact that Hamm was a low-level creature and could not communicate with humans, scientists would have been able to discover the shortcomings of the first space flight.

If it weren't for the zoo's careful care, Hamm wouldn't even be able to live to be 25 years old, and the pain before death was extremely painful, which shows that the earth's creatures will be severely damaged when they enter space, even if they are protected by spaceships and spacesuits, they can't stay in space for too long. Even Hamm only stayed for 16 minutes before causing irreparable damage.

Whether it is Hamm or Laika Gagarin, or the astronauts and scientists who are now dedicated to the development of human spaceflight, they are all heroes of mankind.

After returning to Earth, his body was obviously much worse than that of other orangutans, and he was only 25 years old under careful care.

When the orangutan arrived on Earth again, he became such a star that countless people came to see it, and the keepers treated him with good food and drink every day.

He's dead. Because it has been many years since the orangutan that was sent into space by the United States 62 years ago returned to Earth, it has already starved to death.

The chimpanzee that was sent into space returned to Earth without any problems, and lived for a long time. And it's very smart, and it's doing really well at the zoo.

Now that he's back, he's still living like this, because I think he went to space, but he didn't adapt to life there, so he could only live on Earth.

It died 22 years after returning to Earth because it was exposed to a lot of radiation in space, which shortened its lifespan a lot.

The orangutan survived and returned to Earth, named HAM, sent back to the National Park in Washington, D.C., where it was sent to the North Carolina Zoo after 17 years, where it died two years later, and its skeleton was preserved by the National Museum of Medicine in Washington, D.C.

He's dead. Because the first orangutan sent into space did not return to Earth, it has long since died in space.

The first chimpanzee to be sent into space was called "Laika", and after it entered the orbit, its heart beat extremely fast, and according to the relevant Soviet staff, it died on the seventh day of space.

3. After this incident, people also found that animals cannot replace humans. Finally, after this incident, scientists in the United States found that if they could reach the earth, they could conduct a comprehensive medical examination of these chimpanzees. In this way, they will not have to suffer so much.

After sending the chimpanzee into space, the Americans discovered that there was a big problem with the chimpanzee's health.

Although the gorilla successfully came back alive, but only lived to be twenty-three years old, a normal orangutan can live to be forty years old, so it can be seen that the radiation in outer space is indeed too large, but the price is also very large, and no animal has ever been in outer space since.

The United States, which once sent a chimpanzee into space, finally found that the chimpanzee's body had undergone a strange deformation.

The first chimpanzee in space in the United States, Ham was sent to the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., Ham died at the age of 25, the chimpanzee lived to be about 50 years old, and it was obviously an unknown injury in space that caused it to die hastily.

Died. Going to space caused some damage to its body, so it died relatively early.

As a result, the chimpanzee starved to death in the spaceship, because he would not ask humans for help and would not find food for himself.