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Long before man journeyed to space, movies fictionalized rockets, spacesuits, planetary discoveries, and the environment space explorers would encounter. ROCKETSHIP X-M, RADAR MEN FROM THE MOON, FLASH GORDON and other adventures engendered an excitement about space exploration. This translated into support for NASA and other national space agencies.

SPACE VIDEO ARTIFACTS

ABBOTT AND COSTELLO 8MM MOVIE: ROCKET and ROLL (Castle FIlms)

RODAN THE FLYING MONSTER, (Ken Films Inc., Brooklyn, NY.)

THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD!(copyright 1951 by RKO General, Inc.)

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Last modified: Wednesday, 30-Nov-04 09:15:00 PM CDT

Author: Jerry Woodfill / NASA, Mail Code ER7, jared.woodfill1@jsc.nasa.gov

Curator: Cecilia Breigh, NASA JSC ER7

Responsible Official: Andre Sylvester, NASA JSC ER7

Automation, Robotics and Simulation Division, Walter W. Guy, Chief.

Picture of the logo of NASA Johnson Space Center's Automation, Robotics, and Simulation Division. The logo depicts a robot extended arm and hand. The robotic hand holds Mars in its grasp.