人造卫星

The launch of Sputnik was a significant event in the history of space exploration.
(Sputnik的发射是太空探索史上的一个重要事件。
Many people remember their first grade teacher telling them about the Sputnik satellite.
很多人记得他们的小学老师曾给他们讲述过关于Sputnik卫星的故事。
The Sputnik launch led to increased funding for science and technology in the United States.
(Sputnik的发射导致了美国对科学和技术投入资金的增加。
When the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, it sparked a wave of technological advancements worldwide.
当苏联发射Sputnik时，它激发了全球范围内的技术进步浪潮。
The Sputnik satellite paved the way for future space missions by providing valuable data on Earth's atmosphere.
(Sputnik卫星为未来的太空任务铺平了道路，提供了有关地球大气层的宝贵数据。
The launch of Sputnik marked the beginning of the Space Race between the United States and the Soviet Union.
(Sputnik的发射标志着美苏太空竞赛的开始。
After the success of Sputnik, NASA was established to further explore space and develop new technologies.
在Sputnik的成功之后，NASA成立以进一步探索太空并开发新技术。
The Sputnik satellite's orbit around the Earth influenced the development of global communication systems.
(Sputnik卫星围绕地球的轨道影响了全球通信系统的开发。
The fear of being left behind after the Sputnik launch motivated the US government to invest heavily in education and research.
(Sputnik发射后产生的落后恐惧促使美国政府大量投资于教育和研究。
The legacy of Sputnik continues to inspire generations of scientists and engineers to push the boundaries of human knowledge.
(Sputnik的遗产继续激励着一代又一代的科学家和工程师去拓展人类知识的边界。