the soviet union made the first rocket in the world.
who made the first rocket in the world?
the soviet union
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robert hutchings goddard (october 5, 1882 – august 10, 1945) is widely recognized as the "father of rocketry," as he pioneered the modern propulsion rocket based on his knowledge of math, engineering and physics. his accomplishments included creating the first rocket propelled using liquid fuel and developing the first rocket to use internal vanes for guidance. he launched his first rocket in march 1926. goddard continued to achieve many firsts in the field of rocketry with funding from institutions such as the smithsonian. in 1919, the smithsonian institution published robert goddard's groundbreaking work, a method of reaching extreme altitudes. other than from sources like the smithsonian, goddard received little public support for his research during his lifetime. he was the first to recognize the scientific potential of liquid fuel rockets in space travel and was instrumental in bringing about the design and construction of those rockets needed to implement those ideas.
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