... on the surface of the Moon, temporarily hovering in the stratosphere, or any of the speculative works that illustrate space-age futures here on Earth. While these efforts bring public consciousness to artistic expression and techno-driven creative...
... the fact that, in the early days of the Space Age, most televisions and newspapers were ‘black and white’, ... has a certain charm. Interestingly, more than six decades into the Space Age, we still rely on artists to show us what spacecraft flying by...
... process of transformation commenced to ensure that the “Virginia Air & Space Center would not be just a nice place, but an essential ... barriers with her mind at the dawn of the Space Age. She was a female African-American mathematician working at...
... Irene Bredt did theoretical studies of hypersonic vehicle concepts capable of oceanspanning flights.4 With the start of the space age, hypersonic flight became practical, but only as a means of returning spacecraft from orbit. The problem of surface...
...Moon?’ is a question often heard in space law sessions at international conferences. The ... via a potted history of famous astronomers, to lunar missions through the Space Age. The book is well illustrated in colour and monochrome which, along with...
...be done in an affordable way, where international collaboration must be at the heart of the inclusion of this region in the space age.” By bringing IAC to the Latin American Region, AEM started a new era of international collaboration to solve common...