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Sputnik 24 – Mars 2MV-3 No.1 (Spacecraft designated "Sputnik" in the West)
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Sputnik 7 – Tyazhely Sputnik (Spacecraft designated "Sputnik" in the West)
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Sputnik 3, a research satellite launched 15 May 1958 (Spacecraft officially named Sputnik)
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Sputnik 23 – Mars 1 (Spacecraft designated "Sputnik" in the West)
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Sputnik 15 – Kosmos 5 (Spacecraft designated "Sputnik" in the West)
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Sputnik 25 – Luna E-6 No.2 (Spacecraft designated "Sputnik" in the West)
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Since the beginning of history, mankind has launched a total of 28 Sputnik satellites, which are widely used in scientific exploration and research, weather forecasting, land resource survey, land use, regional planning, communications, tracking, navigation, and other fields. The detailed list is organized in a random tool for further review.
These satellites, Sputnik, can orbit the earth and orbit it more than once, making them the most numerous, versatile, and fastest-growing spacecraft ever launched. Sputnik was written in a different country, at a different time, to do the same immeasurable thing to humanity. You can see the detailed numbering, launching country, and so on in the generator. They rely on giant multi-stage rockets with huge propulsion to send them into space and accomplish their missions and missions.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of spacecraft called Sputnik.
