Associations to the word «Sputnik»
Noun
- Russia
- Moscow
- Nashville
- Saturn
- Kon
- Demonstration
- Bureau
- Program
- Russian
- Wake
- Mikhail
- Reconnaissance
- Comet
- Gap
- Science
- Capability
- Traveler
- Shuttle
- Physics
- Stan
- Response
- Scientist
- Powell
- Designation
- Mouse
- Vehicle
- Failure
- Surprise
- Technology
- Achievement
- Test
- Bomber
- Wrestler
- Placing
- Mission
- Generation
- Agency
- Mercury
- Transmitter
- Spy
- Perception
- Carrier
- Jupiter
- Curriculum
- Copenhagen
- States
- Success
- Pound
- Tony
- Progressive
- Race
- Radiation
- Lift
- Shock
- Threat
- Oblast
- Us
- Cia
- Genes
- World
- Landing
- Chemical
- Altitude
- Target
- United
- Project
- Engineering
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SPUTNIK, noun. (historical) Any of a series of Soviet robotic space satellites, especially the first one in 1957.
SPUTNIK, noun. (dated) Any artificial satellite.
SPUTNIK MOMENT, noun. The moment that a country or a society, in particular the US, realizes that it needs to catch up with the apparent technological and scientific gap that exists between it and some other country, increasing its investment efforts into education and innovative R&D.
Dictionary definition
SPUTNIK, noun. A Russian artificial satellite; "Sputnik was the first man-made satellite to orbit the earth".
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