Time magazine, special supplement: To the Moon, July 18, 1969

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After many years, we are now turning our attention back to the moon.
The flight plan of Apollo II is detailed in great graphics.
Another article discusses secrets that may be found.
The question of how the moon maybe of use to us earthlings in raised.
There is an article remarking on this new world man was exploring, comparing the steps of Armstrong with Christopher Columbus.
Perhaps you remember how the family life of those astronauts fascinated us.
There is even an artist’s drawing of how a space station might appear as it provides us with the first base on the road to the stars.
The back half of this issue reminds us of world events taking place that same week such as developments related to a hepatitis vaccine and an electronic entrepreneur in Africa.
An article about the fastest growing segment of the airline industry, that devoted to taking people from downtown airports to small towns.
A picture of passengers deplaning in Aspen provides an example.
This 84 page magazine is in good condition.
The pages are discolored with age but are intact.
Edges are scuffed.
Postage paid in the continental US.