

NASA Spinoff – 1982
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Image credit: NASA
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How We Will EXPLORE THE MOON
Mechanix Illustrated, June 1959
Image credit: Mechanix Illustrated
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Created for Nortronics (Northrop), this Jack Leynnwood painting of a rocket circling the moon graced the cover of Missiles and Rockets in February, 1959.
Missiles and Rockets, Feb 9, 1959
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These dramatic renderings by Frank Tinsley were used in a series of print advertisements by the American Bosch ARMA corporation.
An amazing 3D rendering of the Lunar Unicycle by Nick Stevens can be found: here.
Image credit: ARMA
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Weightless in orbit 1,075 miles above earth, workers in space assemble three moon ships. Hawaiian Islands lie below. Winged transports unload near wheel-shaped space station top left. Engineers and equipment cluster around cargo ship lower left, passenger ship center and right.
Man on the Moon
Collier’s, October 18,1952
Image credit: Colliers
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More about Man on the Moon
Collier’s, October 25, 1952
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The first trip to our moon will be without landing, in a ship designed to travel in space only, taking off near the Space Station and returning to it. Here the round-the-moon ship is some 240,000 miles from earth, 50 miles above the lunar surface. The large crater is Aristillus (diameter 35 miles); the other crater is Autolycus; the distant mountains are the lunar Apennines.
Man will Conquer Space Soon
Collier’s, March 22, 1953
Image credit: Collier’s
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