1962 Nestle's Australian Space Club Cards

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1962 Nestle's Australian Space Club Cards

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1		The fall of Icarus, an early legend of flight.		Check Pricing
2		Man's first powered, controlled flight by the Wright brothers, on December 17, 1903, lasted 12 seconds.		Check Pricing
3		The Great Bear Constellation.		Check Pricing
4		Heavenly bodies helped site some pyramids.		Check Pricing
5		Sun's noon shadow shows north-south line.		Check Pricing
6		The pull of the Sun and the Moon causes tides.		Check Pricing
7		The first manned free flight in history took place in France in 1783. The balloon rose 3,000 feet, flew 6 miles.		Check Pricing
8		Transmitter and van, Muchea, W. Australia.		Check Pricing
9		At Muchea Western Australia Project Mercury equipment.		Check Pricing
10		X15 space plane and B52 "mother" aircraft.		Check Pricing
11		The X15, designed for speeds of over 4,000 m.p.h.		Check Pricing
12		Dr. R.H. Goddard, pioneer of modern rocketry.		Check Pricing
13		Russian Ziolkovsky's early space ship design.		Check Pricing
14		Early space fiction by writer Cyrano de Bergerac described ingenious but unworkable "hot air" space ship.		Check Pricing
15		Monaco stamp honours writer Jules Verne.		Check Pricing
16		U.S. space suit for heat and height protection.		Check Pricing
17		Making your own rocket, USA		Check Pricing
18		Kinetheodolite can track satellites by eye.		Check Pricing
19		Jindivik MK2B pilotless target aircraft.		Check Pricing
20		Russian stamp honours Lunik I moon rocket.		Check Pricing
21		U.S. Titan missile's "silo" launch.		Check Pricing
22		Thor, Snark, Jupiter surfacetosurface missles.		Check Pricing
23		Atlas family. The Atlas was America's first ICBM.		Check Pricing
24		Four U.S. "Nike" guided missles on launchers at various degrees of elevation. Official U.S. Army Photo.		Check Pricing
25		"Bloodhound", a British ground-to-air guided missle.		Check Pricing
26		"Thor" missile, 62 ft. high, has 2,000 miles range.		Check Pricing
27		The U.S.N. nuclear submarine "Patrick Henry".		Check Pricing
28		Jupiter missile, also used for space rocketry.		Check Pricing
29		Polaris missle, launched from submarines.		Check Pricing
30		"Blue Water", British short range missile.		Check Pricing
31		Sputnik I, launched by Russia on 4th October, 1957.		Check Pricing
32		First Russian author on space, Ziolkovsky.		Check Pricing
33		Model of Sputnik II, launched 3rd November, 1957.		Check Pricing
34		Roumanian stamp of animal space travellers.		Check Pricing
35		Parachute jump from 20 miles up.		Check Pricing
36		Gondola of U.S. high altitude balloon.		Check Pricing
37		U.S. space monkey Ham has medical checkup.		Check Pricing
38		U.S. Vanguard ready for launching. Official U.S. Navy photo.		Check Pricing
39		The orbits of some early artificial satellites. Over 60 have been launched.		Check Pricing
40		Wind tunnel test of manned space capsule.		Check Pricing
41		Commander Alan B. Shepard, first U.S. astronaut		Check Pricing
42		Astronaut Virgil I. Grissom, second U.S. spaceman.		Check Pricing
43		Mercury space capsule practice water landing.		Check Pricing
44		Centrifuge produces high "g" forces on man.		Check Pricing
45		Device to simulate capsule pitch and yaw.		Check Pricing
46		Artist's impression of Mercury escape capsule.		Check Pricing
47		Major Yuri Gagarin, first Soviet spaceman.		Check Pricing
48		Weightlessness experiments in aircraft.		Check Pricing
49		Last stage of a Soviet Rocket		Check Pricing
50		Major Herman Titov, Russia's second spaceman.		Check Pricing
51		Orbits of planets in our solar system, showing positions relative to the Sun.		Check Pricing
52		Relative sizes of planets to scale.		Check Pricing
53		Earth's shadow causes eclipse of the Moon		Check Pricing
54		"Strong Arm", an example of a research rocket.		Check Pricing
55		Echo I, Communications Satellite.		Check Pricing
56		Giant Jadrell Bank Radio Telescope.		Check Pricing
57		Stamp honours Russia's Venus space probe.		Check Pricing
58		Earth's two neighbors, Venus and Mars.		Check Pricing
59		Saturn's famous "rings" form perfect plane.		Check Pricing
60		Impression of troop-carrying rocket		Check Pricing
61		Artist's impression of scene on Moon's surface.		Check Pricing
62		Lunik II stamp. Probe hit Moon September, 1959.		Check Pricing
63		Diagram showing how typical rocket works.		Check Pricing
64		Diagram showing meaning of "mass ratio".		Check Pricing
65		Diagram of typical three-stage rocket emphasises small final payload achieved.		Check Pricing
66		Diagram of "speed/mass ratio" relationship.		Check Pricing
67		Artist's impression of a landing on the moon.		Check Pricing
68		Czech stamp of Lunik III, which took Moon photos.		Check Pricing
69		Russian space vehicle photographing Moon.		Check Pricing
70		Russian "moon photograph" satellite model.		Check Pricing
71		Mars spaceship concept by Dr. von Braun.		Check Pricing
72		Impression of four-man Atlas space station.		Check Pricing
73		Martin Company steel space ship for five.		Check Pricing
74		Stuhlinger’s electrically powered spaceship.		Check Pricing
75		Drawing of new crew arriving at space station.		Check Pricing
76		U.S. Army Courier satellite can transmit voice from outer space to ground. Official U.S. Army photo.		Check Pricing
77		Giant electronic computers		Check Pricing
78		Antenna "listens" to distant Courier message.		Check Pricing
79		Closeup of Mercury Atlas nose cone.		Check Pricing
80		Mercury Redstone, pre-launch picture.		Check Pricing
81		Pioneer space probe payload package.		Check Pricing
82		Explorer VIII satellite on Juno II.		Check Pricing
83		Pioneer III on NASA space probe Juno II.		Check Pricing
84		A United Kingdom rocket, Black Knight.		Check Pricing
85		Discoverer satellites prove vehicle designs.		Check Pricing
86		USAF Air Force Captain		Check Pricing
87		Tiros II weather satellite on Delta rocket		Check Pricing
88		Pioneer V with solar power paddlewheels.		Check Pricing
90		Major D. Simons U.S.A.F. balloon reached 102,000 feet.		Check Pricing
91		Alternate design for Mars spaceship.		Check Pricing
92		SNAP generator provides atomic power.		Check Pricing
93		Artist's impression to the Moon and back.		Check Pricing
94		"Discoverer" with 2 SNAP I-A generators.		Check Pricing
95		Solar "sails" turn sunlight into electricity.		Check Pricing
96		Artist's impression of nuclear space station.		Check Pricing
97		Impression of an orbiting space station.		Check Pricing
98		Artist illustrates building of space station. Men and components are all weightless.		Check Pricing
99		Dynasoar in piloted near-orbital flight.		Check Pricing
100		A special TITAN boosts Dynasoar space glider. Official U.S. Air Force photo.		Check Pricing