Who was the first man who got into outer space?

Question

Note, that it's not the first man to get on the moon but in outer space

Answer 1

Yuri Gagarin

Answer 2

Gagarin, Yuri Alekseyevich

1934—68, Russian astronaut (cosmonaut), b. near Gzhatsk, RSFSR. He was the first in history to be rocketed into orbital space flight. His flight on Apr. 12, 1961, lasted 1 hr. 48 min. and circled the earth once. The vehicle in which he traveled, named the Vostok [East], weighed over five tons; it reached a maximum altitude of 188 mi (303 km). All control over the spacecraft was handled from the ground, the pilot's reactions being carefully recorded. The success of this flight may be said to have opened the modern era of man in space. Gagarin was killed when a plane he was testing crashed.

Answer 3

Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin was shot into space on April 12, 1961 in Vostok 1.

Answer 4

The Russian Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin who went into orbit around the Earth on April 12th 1961 on board Vostok 1. It was widely believed in the Russian press that he reported from space 'I don't see any god up here'. However, it appears nowhere in the records of conversations of his space flight.

Answer 5

We abducted a male from Earth for study several hundred years ago. He was not real excited about going back to 13th century England and came with us. He visited three other planets with us and died twelve of your years later (his relativistic time) on the Gonfrix home-world. His name was Throckmorton Grendle.