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The image displays two charts detailing spacecraft launches from 1957 to 2007. A pie chart shows the number of launches by various governments and entities: Soviet Union/Russia launched 3484 spacecraft, USA launched 1760, Commercial entities launched 539, the European Union launched 285, Other entities launched 214, Japan launched 114, China launched 111, India launched 48, and Canada launched 28. A bar chart illustrates the purposes of these missions as a percentage of the total: Communications accounted for approximately 27%, Surveillance satellites for approximately 18%, Research for 10%, Manned space program for approximately 7%, Weather observation for approximately 6%, and Planetary exploration for approximately 4%.
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The data shows the amount of aircrafts launched by the governments from 1957 to 2007 for aim of each mission.
overall, we can see that the Soviet union was highest for launching the aircraft, than the america was second and the third was commercial after that European Union, China, japan and others governments like India, Canada and other.
We can see that, the Russia was the highest they launched the aircrafts over the half compare to the all nation. Than the second one was America the launched 1760 aircrafts. After that the Commercial was third they launched 539 spacecrafts. Than the Europian Union, other, Japan, China, India and Canada serial by 285, 214,114, 111, 48 and 28 .
We can see that the mission for Communication was the highest it was over the 25%. than the second one was Surveillance satellities aproximattely 18%. After that the opperation for research it was just over the 10%, than the managed space program, Weather obserbation and the planetary exploration was estimate 7% , 6% and 5 %.
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