It Came From Outer Space
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Introducing It Came From Outer Space
Author: Simone Payment
language: en
Publisher: The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc
Release Date: 2006-08-15
Presents the plot of "It Came from Outer Space" and tells how it was made, describes what prompted the subject matter in the movie, and shows how it influenced other science fiction movies.
It Came From Outer Space
In 1954, Universal-International licensed story rights to It Came from Outer Space to Vargo Statten Science Fiction Magazine, British master John Russell Fearn (the man behind the "Vargo Statten" pseudonym) responded with his usual alacrity, penning an exciting retelling of the story for his readers. This version includes a set of 3 publicity stills originally printed in the magazine as illustrations for the story,
It Came From Outer Space Wearing an RAF Blazer!
Author: Martin Mobberley
language: en
Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
Release Date: 2013-07-23
To British television viewers, the name ‘Patrick Moore’ has been synonymous with Astronomy and Space Travel since he first appeared on The Sky at Night in 1957. To amateur astronomers he has been a source of inspiration, joy, humour and even an eccentric role model since that time. Most people know that his 55 years of presenting The Sky at Night is a world record, but what was he really like in person? What did he do away from the TV cameras, in his observatory, and within the British Astronomical Association, the organisation that inspired him as a youngster? Also, precisely what did he do during the War Years, a subject that has always been shrouded in mystery? Martin Mobberley, a friend of Patrick Moore’s for 30 years, and a former President of the British Astronomical Association, has spent ten years exhaustively researching Patrick’s real life away from the TV cameras. His childhood, RAF service, tireless voluntary work for astronomy and charity and his endless book writing are all examined in detail. His astronomical observations are also examined in unprecedented detail, along with the battles he fought along the way and his hatred of bureaucracy and political correctness. No fan of Sir Patrick Moore can possibly live without this work on their bookshelf!