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Figure 1: Tweet by Mars Curiosity RoverThe event count trends follow a pattern as expected as depicted in Table 4. With eachyear from 2007 to 2013 (sans the outlier of 2011), there was an increasing number of events.There are more parties, and therefore it is likely more people are becoming aware of Yuri’sNight. These numbers show the organization’s growing success. With 2011 marking the 50thanniversary of human spaceflight, the publicity of that event and of Yuri’s Night was at an alltimehigh, supported by various traditional media outlets that normally would not provide a highdegree of coverage. Therefore, the 2011 high event count and country count is most likely anoutlier. Many of those events were one-time celebrations, rather than events sustainable fromyear to year. These data do indicate, however, that there is interest in some of these remotecountries and that the Yuri’s Night’s Global Executive Team should strive to connect with spaceinterested communities there to further their mission. 3960050040030020010002001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013EventsTable 4: Number of Events by Year39 For additional information about the goals of expanding Yuri’s Night to new countries see,Alles, J. W., Kobrick, R. L., Brice, R. B., Finnvik, S., & Bailey, T. (2013). No borders - Bridgingcultures through Yuri's Night. (64th International Astronautical Congress 2013, Beijing, China.Paper ID: 17699).© 2015 Astrosociology Research Institute48
Year Events Countries Websites2001 64 28 N/A2002 120 45 N/A2003 78 36 N/A2004 77 34 192005 62 21 172006 91 33 252007 127 36 622008 198 51 442009 217 47 442010 222 67 1042011 567 75 2492012 236 52 1302013 356 57 222All-time 2,415 - 1,080Table 5: Event, Country, and Website Counts by YearOn the downside, the number of countries hosting events has somewhat plateaued. Basedon the available data, there is a general increase from 2007 through 2011, but after that point theinternational reach of Yuri’s Night has been reduced slightly. In the website data presentedbelow, a discussion, concerning the reasons for the data patterns will receive attention. At thispoint, however, it is not clear whether this slowdown will continue in subsequent years.807060504030201002001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013CountriesTable 6: Number of Countries Holding Yuri’s Night Events© 2015 Astrosociology Research Institute49
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