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    A rocket-propelled aircraft could theoretically fly to the moon in a rocket. A picture specially drawn for FLIGHT shows an artist's interpretation of the problem. He has permitted himself a certain amount of artist's licence. But in view of the pressures encountered one may doubt the feasibility of the large windows.

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    A rocket-propelled aircraft could theoretically fly to the moon in a rocket. A picture specially drawn for FLIGHT shows an artist's interpretation of the problem. He has permitted himself a certain amount of artist's licence. But in view of the pressures encountered one may doubt the feasibility of the large windows.

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    A rocket-propelled aircraft could theoretically fly to the moon in a rocket. A picture specially drawn for FLIGHT shows an artist's interpretation of the problem. He has permitted himself a certain amount of artist's licence. But in view of the pressures encountered one may doubt the feasibility of the large windows.

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    JANUARY HTH,

    1942

    FLIGHT

    TO THE CRATERS OF THE MOON

    Technicians appear to be agreed that theoretically it should be possible, provided certain experimental research is carried out,
    to fly to the moon in a rocket-propelled aircraft.
    Mr. F. Gordon-Crosby, in this picture specially drawn for Flight, shows
    his interpretation of the problem.
    He has permitted himself a certain amount of artist's licence, and in view of the pressures to be encountered one may doubt the feasibility of the large windows, for example.

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