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0xbb98a11694452488756A540553960a5999cC620a
The first space on dog, $Laika the dog. International Dog Day is the day in few hr—let her stay on the blockchain. This market cap is clearly undervalued! Even shilled by dogecoin
She was sent into space, and 67 years have passed since then. Nowadays, people don't mention her much anymore, but I think we should remember her.
Not because I'm a scientist or anything related, but because it still matters.
Laika was more than just a dog in a rocket.
She was a gentle, trusting presence.
Her original name was "Kudryavka," which means "curly" in Russian.
But the world knows her by the name "Laika"—that "little barking dog."
She was a stray dog, picked up from the streets of Moscow.
She was chosen because she was quiet and had endured harsh conditions before. It was as if the hardships she'd suffered made her the ideal candidate to be sent to the heavens, even though there was never any hope of her return.
On November 3, 1957, she was placed inside Sputnik 2.
The cabin had food, water, and padded panels.
But there was never a plan for return.
From the start, no one intended to bring her back.
Some say she lived for seven hours,
Others say she held on for days.
Due to issues with the cooling system, in reality, Laika died from overheating.
https://t.co/j7egZgpxkT
0xbb98a11694452488756A540553960a5999cC620a
The first space on dog, $Laika the dog. International Dog Day is the day in few hr—let her stay on the blockchain. This market cap is clearly undervalued! Even shilled by dogecoin
She was sent into space, and 67 years have passed since then. Nowadays, people don't mention her much anymore, but I think we should remember her.
Not because I'm a scientist or anything related, but because it still matters.
Laika was more than just a dog in a rocket.
She was a gentle, trusting presence.
Her original name was "Kudryavka," which means "curly" in Russian.
But the world knows her by the name "Laika"—that "little barking dog."
She was a stray dog, picked up from the streets of Moscow.
She was chosen because she was quiet and had endured harsh conditions before. It was as if the hardships she'd suffered made her the ideal candidate to be sent to the heavens, even though there was never any hope of her return.
On November 3, 1957, she was placed inside Sputnik 2.
The cabin had food, water, and padded panels.
But there was never a plan for return.
From the start, no one intended to bring her back.
Some say she lived for seven hours,
Others say she held on for days.
Due to issues with the cooling system, in reality, Laika died from overheating.