What is the state of the Burning Dog as the first creature to fly into space?

Human exploration of space has become a symbol of the strength of various countries' aerospace science and technology. In recent years, many astronauts in China have successfully visited space on board aircraft, completed experiments and successfully returned. But human beings cherish their own lives, and the first person to land in space is not a human, but a small stray dog named "Laika".

Everyone thinks that they are all good friends of human beings, and there is a basis for living with humans for a period of time, puppies can clearly understand human instructions and even sense human emotions. According to this characteristic, the Soviet Union, a space power, wanted to choose a puppy to explore space first instead of humans. Because Laika is a stray dog and has no owner, no one will look for it even if it disappears from this earth, so when it is selected by this project, it means that its life has come to an end.

At that time, the leaders of the Soviet Union were eager to show the world their superiority in aviation, and even more wanted to be the first country to send living things to space before the United States, so under such pressure, scientists could only choose to sacrifice Laika, and were not ready to let it come back alive, it was like that flying machine, it was considered a lifeless part. On the third day of November 1957, this unforgettable day was forever fixed in Laika's life. It was placed in the spacecraft, and its wagging tail and watery eyes told everyone that it didn't know what was going to happen next.

Scientists are watching the spacecraft successfully enter space, and they can also see Laika's every move. We all know that we have to wear a professional aviation suit when we go to space, but obviously the aviation suit that people wear to Laika is not enough to keep it safe. It was burned alive by the heat just a few hours after it was in space.

Later, when people mentioned it, they called it "Fire Dog". It sacrificed its life for the aerospace industry of its homeland, like a warrior, and did not flinch at the last moment. Its sacrifice is meaningful.

Many people think of it and feel how helpless and painful it must be when it is shrouded in heat.

Laika is still soaring through space, and it and its vehicle are still flying in orbit for decades as they did 62 years ago. The lifespan of a puppy is about ten years. Although Laika has not been on Earth for a long time, she has been in space for decades and will be remembered forever for being the first to fly into space.

Some people say that humans made the choice for Laika, or maybe it just wants to be an ordinary puppy and run on the streets every day. But in any case, it is it that chooses to believe in humans, and then there is follow-up training. This feeling of trust is even more valuable.

In our country, astronauts will also face various tests of life and death, because no one can guarantee that every mission will be successfully completed, but our astronauts are also willing to sacrifice themselves in exchange for the development of the motherland's aerospace industry when they are in danger. Behind every success is a group of selfless people. The same is true of Laika, which has contributed to the country and deserves to be remembered forever.

What do you think?

Later, the dog was burned to death within a few hours of entering space, and it made a huge contribution to China's aerospace industry, and also sacrificed its own life.

It's still in space, because it didn't take precautions when it went into space, and it was burned up after it entered space, and it's still in space.

His current state is not very good, because the original researchers did not have the idea of bringing it back from space, so it is still in space.

Still floating in Earth orbit. At that time, he became a burning dog because of the poor heat insulation of the space suit, and now his body is still floating in the earth's orbit in the space capsule.

The dog has now been sacrificed, but its contribution to human spaceflight will be remembered, and people will always be grateful to it.

Death. As an animal that went into space, it came back with a failing body.