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Outer Space #17 (1958)

Charlton · 1958 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Dream
4 pp · science fiction

When a boy's dream of reaching the stars grows into a man's mission, Keith Emery joins an elite team of scientists racing to push humanity beyond Earth's boundaries. Alongside his colleagues—including Dr. Janet Bell and fellow engineer Frank Mason—Emery pursues the breakthrough that will make space travel possible, driven by the conviction that the cosmos holds mankind's future. As satellites launch and the space race accelerates, his childhood vision edges closer to reality.

Step Into Outer Space
5 pp · science fiction
Space Platform
6 pp · science fiction

Keith Emery channels his grief over his late partner Frank into a bold vision: a space platform that will serve as humanity's stepping stone to the Moon itself. As engineers perfect a revolutionary rocket ship and space suit, Keith faces sabotage from a fanatic who believes space exploration is blasphemy—but the real challenge comes when he finally earns his chance to pilot the historic lunar mission after successfully reaching orbit and inspecting the completed platform in space. With months of grueling training behind him and the dream that sustained him through it all, Keith prepares for the greatest journey of his life.

The Man From Outer Space
4 pp · science fiction

A specially trained astronaut named William Spear launches humanity's first crewed voyage to the Moon, but the brilliant minds behind the mission harbor deep doubts about whether the human body and mind can truly survive the cosmic void. When Spear returns from his historic journey, Dr. Mangan discovers that something extraordinary has transformed him—a genetic change that may herald a new species of human, evolved for the conquest of space itself.

Destination Outer Space
5 pp · science fiction

Keith Emery, the visionary director of a space program, has spent years perfecting twin ships designed to reach the Moon—an unmanned probe first, then a crewed vessel to follow. When medical tests reveal Keith can no longer pilot the mission himself, he must hand over the dream to Captain Kent while facing a deeply personal loss. As the great ship launches toward the stars, Keith discovers that the dream he's spent his life building belongs not just to him, but to all of humanity and the generations to come.

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