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Von Braun's Popular Science series
Been doing some scanning this weekend, and found a bunch of Popular
Sci, Mechanix Illustrated etc type magazines from the 60's. I came across 4 articles by Von Bran written for Pop Sci (A living room in space, one on computer components getting ever "smaller", Space Walks, and one on practicing lunar landing. In addition found one written by Willy Ley illustrated by Bob Mcall (Aug 66). This article's illustrations by Mcall show an HL-10 like derivative dispatching an EVA astronaut who is making spam out of a vehicle with Newt-suit like scissor hand attachements! These illustrations I do not recall seeing before. The Von Braun articles were certianly not high brow, but they did the trick back in your teens. These magazines are endlessly readable(even now) with all their incredible adds and articles! Does anybody have a handle/info on his association with PS and how many articles he either ghosted or wrote for them? |
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"Proponent" wrote... Been doing some scanning this weekend, and found a bunch of Popular Sci, Mechanix Illustrated etc type magazines from the 60's. I came across 4 articles by Von Bran written for Pop Sci.... Does anybody have a handle/info on his association with PS and how many articles he either ghosted or wrote for them? Enough to fill a book, called "Across the Space Frontier" published in 1967 and revised 3 or 4 years later. It's a very dated book now, but it is well written and has a nice nuts-and-bolts feel to it. "Across the Space Frontier" was published in the early 1950s and was based on a series of articles that first appeared in Colliers. Jim Davis |
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"Jim Davis" wrote in message ...
"Proponent" wrote... Been doing some scanning this weekend, and found a bunch of Popular Sci, Mechanix Illustrated etc type magazines from the 60's. I came across 4 articles by Von Bran written for Pop Sci.... Does anybody have a handle/info on his association with PS and how many articles he either ghosted or wrote for them? Enough to fill a book, called "Across the Space Frontier" published in 1967 and revised 3 or 4 years later. It's a very dated book now, but it is well written and has a nice nuts-and-bolts feel to it. "Across the Space Frontier" was published in the early 1950s and was based on a series of articles that first appeared in Colliers. Jim Davis You're right; I just checked Amazon. The book I was thinking of is entitled simply "Space Frontier." |
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