The entire history of the A-4/V-2 rocket program is laid out in this book, from the very early days when Dornberger and his team were launching rockets with little more than matches, all the way ...

The V-2 rocket launched from the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. It carried a 35-millimeter motion picture camera that captured a new frame every second and a half.

As workers unwrapped the base of a V-2 rocket at Paul Allen's Flying Heritage Collection, in Everett, Monday, Military Aviation Curator Corey Graff was giddy. "Just like Christmas here, except you ...

For a March 15, 1946 German V-2 rocket demonstration, Lt. Col. Harold Turner, first commander of White Sands Proving Ground, invited 500 military personnel and 100 Las Cruces community leaders to ...

A modifed commercial movie camera atop a captured German V-2 rocket soared 65 miles above the New Mexico desert recording 200,000 76 years ago, the first views of Earth from Space were delivered ...

V-2 rocket launched from New Mexico in 1948 captured first photo of Earth from space by: Jordan Honeycutt. Posted: Oct 24, 2024 / 10:35 PM MDT. Updated: Oct 25, 2024 / 08:29 AM MDT.

A section of the new V-2 rocket arrives at the Flying Heritage Collection. Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s latest extravagance — a German-built World War II-era V2 rocket — has arrived at ...

Had World War II not ended when it did, Nazi Germany likely would have sent more V-2 rockets hurtling toward potential victims. One of those missiles is now in Everett. The restored rocket was ...

After World War II, the United States acquired some of Germany's V-2 missiles for rocket tests. This modified V-2 was fired from Cape Canaveral, Fla., on July 24, 1950.

On October 24, 1946, a V-2 rocket captured the first-ever photo of Earth from space. ‘On This Day in Space’ Video Series on Space.com While these grainy, black-and-white images might not look ...