The International Day of Human Space Flight is observed annually on April 12th to commemorate the beginning of human space exploration and acknowledge the significant contribution of space science and technology in achieving the peaceful use of outer space. The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution on April 7, 2011, designating April 12th as the International Day of Human Space Flight. This day is dedicated to honoring the first human to orbit the Earth, a Russian cosmonaut, on April 12th, 1961 International Day of Human Space Flight: Significance The United Nations acknowledges that outer space offers significant benefits and is of common interest to all humanity. Through space exploration, we have made progress in many areas, including communication, navigation, and weather forecasting. The ongoing efforts of space scientists have also led to the detection of potentially dangerous objects in our solar system and approaching our planet, helping us better prepare for potential threats from space. Additionally, advancements in outer space technologies have made it possible to capture the first image of a black hole.