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How many years was it between the first human spaceflight
launch to the end of the space shuttle program?

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OlanmaE

Answer:

50 years

Explanation:

The first human spaceflight named Vostok 1 was launched on April 12, 1961. This spaceflight took along with it Yuri Gagarin, a Cosmonaut who came from the Soviet Union. Thus this scientist was the first to ever travel to space and enter into orbit.

The formal end of the space shuttle program was marked in August 31, 2011. The last shuttle, STS-135 that was flown by Atlantis was retired on July 2011. So the time duration between the first human spaceflight and the end of the space shuttle program spanned some 50 years.

clarielle17

Answer:

49 years

Explanation:

 2010 -1961 = 49

2010---> End of the Space Shuttle Program at Cape Canaveral

1961 ---> NASA's first spaceflight involving humans launches in Cape Canaveral

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