Walt Disney's Mars and Beyond - A Science Feature From Tomorrowland
Just finished reading "Walt Disney's Mars and Beyond - A Science Feature From Tomorrowland" published by Dell Comics back in 1957.
"Walt Disney's Mars and Beyond" was part of Tomorrowland's original envisioned purpose of promoting science, technological innovation, and exploration at space exploration's infancy when no artificial unmanned satellites had been launched and landing on the moon wasn't even a stated goal of any nation.
It's an interesting time capsule of the International Geophysical Year back in 1957 and it captures the actual science, as it was back then. What is perhaps most interesting about "Walt Disney's Mars and Beyond" is that it speculates that life on other planets may be dangerous to humans and other life on Earth.
Recommended for it's historical value.
Five Stars.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/226688097907...
"Walt Disney's Mars and Beyond" was part of Tomorrowland's original envisioned purpose of promoting science, technological innovation, and exploration at space exploration's infancy when no artificial unmanned satellites had been launched and landing on the moon wasn't even a stated goal of any nation.
It's an interesting time capsule of the International Geophysical Year back in 1957 and it captures the actual science, as it was back then. What is perhaps most interesting about "Walt Disney's Mars and Beyond" is that it speculates that life on other planets may be dangerous to humans and other life on Earth.
Recommended for it's historical value.
Five Stars.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/226688097907...
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