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> <<Washing the dogs always brings out the silliness. Thinking
>   dogs and wondering how to figure out where to look for the
>   space station........
> 
>   Have we had any pets in space yet?>>

Halupovich Ilana wrote:

> I *know*, that too many things in my history lessons were
> wrong, but I still think, that Russian dog Laika was the
> first living creature in space. And Belka and Strelka
> followed her.

Right. Although, it's kinda tough to think of a creature *left*
in orbit as a "pet" in space...

On a happier note, I think cats would do better in free-fall,
since they're used to jumping around, and adjusting their course
in mid-air. Or maybe not -- maybe their balance is so sensitive
that free-fall would throw it off.

All I know is, Homer Simpson, ants, and potato chips do not
mix well in microgravity... ;-)
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