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Band 6+: The visuals give information about tl1e number of spacecran launched by various national governments between 1957 and 2007 and the purpose of each mission. Write a report for a university lecturer summarising the most important information in the visuals.

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The image contains two graphs: a pie chart and a bar graph. The pie chart illustrates the number of spacecraft launched by national governments from 1957-2007: Soviet Union/Russia 3484, USA 1760, Other 214, China 111, Canada 28, Japan 114, European Union 285, Commercial 539, India 48. The bar graph depicts the purposes for which spacecraft were launched from 1957-2007 with percentages of total launches: Communications approximately 17%, Surveillance satellites approximately 10%, Manned space program approximately 48%, Research approximately 17%, Weather observation approximately 3%, Planetary exploration approximately 5%.
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The two-chart below demonstrate the number of spacecrafts launched by diverse national government from 1957 to 2007 with the purpose of each mission.

As can be seen from the graph, Russia is dominant in the number of spacecrafts, accounted for approximately half of the chart: 3484 satellites. Followed by the USA with 1760 launches. In contrast, India was by far the lowest with 48 spacecrafts. Other contributors such as China (111 launches), Canada (28 launches), Japan (114 launches), among others. The line graph provide a conprehensive overview of the purposes for which these spacecrafts were launched. It is obvious that over 25 percentages of launches were devoted to communications, making it the most common purposes. By comparision, palanetary exploration and weather observation accountes for just over 5 percentages of launches. Notably, surveilance satellites accounted for just under one fifth of launches and research purposes were around one tenth. The figure for manned space programs was very slow.

overall, the charts illustrate the varied range of missions organized by national governments and commercial entities

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The visuals give information about tl1e number of spacecran launched by various national governments between 1957 and 2007 and the purpose of each mission. Write a report for a university lecturer summarising the most important information in the visuals.

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The visuals give information about tl1e number of spacecran launched by various national governments between 1957 and 2007 and the purpose of each mission. Write a report for a university lecturer summarising the most important information in the visuals.

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