Space flight is 50 years old this week and although the space race may well have been borne by the desire to develop bigger and better nuclear weapons - according to the accounts of Russian scientists reported in USA Today - the actual exploration of space, which began with the launch of Sputnik on 4 October 1957, continues to capture the imagination of many.
For me, it continues to inspire new writing - I'm working with ace artist Bill Storie on a new SF series, Ex Astris, which you can read via ROK Comics.
• There's more information on the project at www.exastris.co.uk
• New Scientist magazine has a special web section on the legacy of Sputnik here
Yes, there’s a skeleton! The Lost Worlds of Ray Harryhausen exhibition at
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