IT WON’T BE LONG NOW! Rocket-powered spaceships will make
overnight trips to the moon by 1975 IF YOU’D like to be the
first human being to take a rocket-powered spaceship trip to the
moon you have to get on line. TO SEE THE MEN ON MARS? By LITTELL
McCLUNG PROF. ROBERT W. WOOD, of the Johns Hopkins University,
has perfected an invention — based on a discovery — that may
revolutionize the present costly and cumbersome methods of
studying the stars and exploring the universe for new planets,
suns, moons, and asteroids. THE MAN WHO PLAYS GOD Walter Favreau
pushes the moon around and darkens the sun—all in his day’s work
at New York’s Hoyden Planetarium. By Lester David WALTER Favreau
is the only man in the world who literally moves heaven and
earth to get what he wants. He spins the sun like a yo-yo on a
string, unhinges the stars and sends the planets whirling
crazily through the solar system. Astronomical writing got a lot
easier to understand once they started referring to other stars
as stars instead of suns.