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Oct. 08, 1957 - The Oscillascope records the Bleep of the World's first space satellite: This is the recording on an Oscillascope of the bleep - heard by millions - as the Soviet Space Satellite - speeds around the earth - every 25 minutes. It is known that the satellite is not alone on the race around the globe - for the casing of the last three rockets that took it up into the atmosphere is chasing after it - 621 miles behind. Picture taken at the BBC's receiving Station, Tatsfield, Surrey - yesterday afternoon at 4-25 p.m

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13183215
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46921501
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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