Invisible Helmet

TOM CORBETT SPACE CADET

COSMIC VISION HELMET

EMPIRE MDSG. CO., Dept.HG-4
63 Central Ave., Ossining, N.Y.

The Weirdest visitor the Earth has ever seen

(via File Photo)
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The Weirdest visitor the Earth has ever seen

Space Fury, 1960's, Henry Fox illus.

Electrifying Scientifiction, 1960's, Henry Fox Originally uploaded by paul.malon
Space Fury, 1960's,
Henry Fox illus.
R.L. Fanthorpe

The only man who could prove his identity was trapped in orbit.

1946 Moon Travel

1946 ... moon-monsters!
Originally uploaded by x-ray delta one
Explorers leaving the rocket will be encased in airtight, temperature-and-pressure-controlled moon suits with facilities for light, power and communications. Power is generated by thermocouple effect as the sun shines on the large disk.

Satellite Science Fiction

Satellite Science Fiction
Originally uploaded by modern_fred

The man with absolute motion

A Novel of the Future

By Noel Loomis

The amazing Edgar Rice Burroughs by Sam Moskowitz

1954 ... 'Wonders Of Space Travel'

1954 ... 'Wonders Of Space'
Originally uploaded by x-ray delta one

A Maxton Book About Space Travel

A Maxton Book About Space Travel
Originally uploaded by Wires In The Walls

Space Patrol

... the unknown sci-fi fan!
Originally uploaded by x-ray delta one

1935 design for space shuttle rockets.

"What Do You Mean 'How Do I Come Down?' Coming Down is the Easy Part!"
Originally uploaded by John McNab

Lunar Exploration Suit 1960

In this September 1960 photo, Allyn B. “Hap” Hazard wears a space suit he designed. Hap was a Senior Development Engineer in the Missile Engineering Section of JPL in 1959 when he wrote a plan for manned space exploration. JPL was transitioning from missiles to space exploration, and Hap had a lot of ideas about the subject. In March 1961, Hap left JPL to work at Aerojet, and presumably to work on the suit and his other inventions. In addition to the suit, he designed and built a hydrofoil boat and a snow making machine during his time at JPL.

It doesn’t appear that the suit was ever an official JPL project, and very little documentation exists in the JPL Archives except for the photographs and his report, which includes a disclaimer, “The views expressed in this paper are those of the writer ….” The Section 352 online photo album includes a series of photos and drawings of his Lunar Exploration Space Suit Mark 1 and plans for a moonmobile that could be controlled from the dashboard inside the suit.

After Hap left JPL, he and the suit appeared or were mentioned in Life magazine, Boys Life, and the Syracuse Post-Standard. An Experimental Engineering class at UCLA studied the suit, and Mattel created an astronaut toy that wore a replica of it. Even today there are many web sites that include the story of Hap Hazard, his space suit, and Major Matt Mason (the toy).

Photo NASA / Jet Propulsion Laboratory Archive

Flight To Mars Canceled by President Obama

Flight To Mars
Originally uploaded by modern_fred

The Crawling Hand

Vintage Science Fiction title graphics from the 1963 film, The Crawling Hand, originally uploaded by Gitwithit

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:

The Crawling Hand

The Crawling Hand is a 1963 science fiction film directed by Herbert L. Strock, and starring Rod Lauren, Peter Breck, Allison Hayes, and Alan Hale. It was featured on the television shows Mystery Science Theater 3000(MST3K) and The Canned Film Festival.

Plot summary

The hand of a dead astronaut is possessed by an alien and begins killing people in a small town.

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