1957 Dogs in space
The Soviet Union sent the first animal a dog named Laika into space aboard the Sputnik II.Laika died in orbit.
The Soviet Union sent the first animal a dog named Laika into space aboard the Sputnik II.Laika died in orbit.
Annibale Carracci Italian painter born in Bologna Italy (d. 1609)
Samuel Scheidt German baroque composer born in Halle (d. 1654)
Osman II Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1618-22) born in Topkapi Palace Constantinople Ottoman Empire (d. 1622)
Henry Ireton English general and parliament leader (Marston Moor) born in Attenborough Nottinghamshire England (d. 1651)
Aurangzeb 6th Mughal Emperor (1658-1707) born in Dahod Mughal Empire (d. 1707)
Willem Kalf Dutch painter (still lifes) born in Rotterdam Netherlands (d. 1693)
Renatus Rapinus [Ren Rapin] French Jesuit theologian and poet (Hortorum libri IV) born in Tours France (d. 1687)
Georg Reutter Austrian composer and organist born in Vienna (d. 1738)
Jan Josef Ignc Brentner Bohemian composer born in Dobany Bohemia (d. 1742)
John Montagu 4th Earl of Sandwich British statesman who claimed to have invented the sandwich born in Chiswick England (d. 1792)
Christiaan Brunings Dutch hydraulic engineer born in Mannheim-Neckarau Germany (d. 1805)
Daniel Rutherford Scottish chemist and physician (isolation of nitrogen in 1772) born in Edinburgh Scotland (d. 1819)
August Gottlieb Meiner German Enlightenment author who helped develop the detective story genre in German literature born in Bautzen Electorate of Saxony Holy Roman Empire (d. 1807)
Friedrich Christoph Gebtewitz German composer born in Prieschka Meissen (d. 1805)
Victor Dourlen French composer born in Dunkerque France (d. 1864)
Johann Ernst Friedrich Wollank German composer born in Berlin (d. 1831)
William Cullen Bryant American poet (Thanatopsis) born in Cummington Massachusetts (d. 1878)
Mason James Murray American senator and Confederate diplomat (Trent Affair) born in Fairfax Virginia (d. 1871)
William Sprague III American politician (U.S. Senator from Rhode Island 1842-44)) born in Cranston Rhode Island (d. 1856)
Karl Baedeker German publisher (known for guidebooks for tourists) born in Essen Germany (d. 1859)
Vincenzo Bellini Italian opera composer (La Sonnambula Norma) born in Catania Sicily (d. 1835)
Adrien Louis Boieldieu French composer born in Paris (d. 1883)
John Mitchel Irish nationalist (Jail Journal) born in Camnish County Londonderry (d. 1875)
Jubal Early American General (Confederate Army) born in Franklin County Virginia (d. 1894)
Gustavus Adolphus DeRussy American Brigadier General (Union Army) born in Brooklyn New York (d. 1891)
Jasper Adalmorn Maltby American Brigadier General (Union Army) born in Kingsville Ohio (d. 1867)
John Esten Cooke American novelist (The Virginia Comedians) and Confederate States Army born in Winchester Virginia (d. 1886)
Jacob Maarten van Bemmelen Dutch physicist and chemist born in Almelo Netherlands (d. 1911)
Edward D. Tracy American Brigadier General (Confederate Army) born in Macon Georgia (d. 1863)
Johannes Eugenius Blow Warming Danish botanist (plant ecology environment-organism interactions) born in Mand Denmark (d. 1924)
Edward Douglass White American politician and jurist (9th Chief Justice of the United States) born in Thibodaux Louisiana (d. 1921)
Emperor Meiji [Mutsuhito] 122nd emperor of Japan (1867-1912) born in Kyto Japan (d. 1912)
Jokichi Takamine Japanese-American biochemist who isolated adrenalin (epinephrine) which causes the body to respond to emergencies the first pure hormone isolated from natural sources born in Takaoka Toyama Japan (d. 1922)
Nov 03 1468 Lige is sacked by Charles I of Burgundys troops.
Nov 03 1527 Ferdinand of AustriaBohemia chosen as king of Hungary
Nov 03 1529 London - 1st sitting of the Reformation Parliament