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Von Braun Lunar Lander
Testing The Men
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Collier’s, March 7, 1953
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Man Will Conquer Space Soon
- Man will Conquer Space Soon.
- Men and materials arrive in a winged rocket and take “space taxis” to wheeled space station at right. Men wear pressurized suits. Three “space taxis’ can be seen – one leaving rocket, another reaching satellite, a third near the already-built astronomical observatory.
- Skin of rocket ship’s third stage (shown over Cape Town, South Africa) glows read hot on return trip. Phenomenon does not occur during ascent.
Man will Conquer Space Soon.
Collier’s, March 22, 1953
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A Station in Space
Man will Conquer Space Soon.
Collier’s, March 22, 1953
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CAN WE SURVIVE IN SPACE?
Man will Conquer Space Soon.
Collier’s, March 22, 1953
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The Ferry Rocket
Von Braun’s rocket ship design. Tall as a 24-story building, it will weight 7,000 tons and have a 65-foot base.
Man will Conquer Space Soon.
Collier’s, March 22, 1953
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Who Owns the Universe?
Mars, at its closest 35,000,000 miles from Earth, as seen from its outer moon Deimos, where man could land before going on to the planet.
Man will Conquer Space Soon.
Collier’s, March 22, 1953
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Assembly of The Moonships
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
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Rolf Klep
Inside the Moon Ship
INSIDE the LUNAR BASE
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Collier’s, October 25, 1952
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