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Image Not Available for Rocket takes the air. Gathering speed, trailing 60ft blast of white-hot gasses a V2 Rocket holds true to its course as it reaches a height of 100ft. During a test flight at Organ Mountains, New Mexico.
Rocket takes the air. Gathering speed, trailing 60ft blast of white-hot gasses a V2 Rocket holds true to its course as it reaches a height of 100ft. During a test flight at Organ Mountains, New Mexico.
Image Not Available for Rocket takes the air. Gathering speed, trailing 60ft blast of white-hot gasses a V2 Rocket holds true to its course as it reaches a height of 100ft. During a test flight at Organ Mountains, New Mexico.

Rocket takes the air. Gathering speed, trailing 60ft blast of white-hot gasses a V2 Rocket holds true to its course as it reaches a height of 100ft. During a test flight at Organ Mountains, New Mexico.

Creator Associated Press, German
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2008
Category
Object number2008/7385
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Regulus II – Three of the spike-nosed new missiles are lined up as they come off the assembly line. The Regulus II is the second in a series of weapons for use on ships, submarines and at shore bases. In a recent successful launching, the missile was lifted by a two-ton auxiliary rocket. It flew 1,000 miles at a speed of more than 1,300 miles an hour. The 57-foot, eleven-ton pilotless aircraft can carry an atomic warhead to a pre-selected target. The Regulus II is almost twice the size of its predecessor, Regulus I, and is said to travel faster and to higher altitudes.
Regulus II – Three of the spike-nosed new missiles are lined up as they come off the assembly line. The Regulus II is the second in a series of weapons for use on ships, submarines and at shore bases. In a recent successful launching, the missile was lifted by a two-ton auxiliary rocket. It flew 1,000 miles at a speed of more than 1,300 miles an hour. The 57-foot, eleven-ton pilotless aircraft can carry an atomic warhead to a pre-selected target. The Regulus II is almost twice the size of its predecessor, Regulus I, and is said to travel faster and to higher altitudes.
Informations & Documents
1958
Photograph
Image Not Available for A German V2 rocket stands at the Woomera Rocket Range in Australia where the British and Australians develop top secret weapons
A German V2 rocket stands at the Woomera Rocket Range in Australia where the British and Australians develop top secret weapons
Press photos Ltd
Photograph
.22 long rifle bullet thru gasses
.22 long rifle bullet thru gasses
Harold Eugene Edgerton
Photograph
Image Not Available for The Vanguard Two satellite atop its carrier rocket on the launch pad
The Vanguard Two satellite atop its carrier rocket on the launch pad
United States Information Service (USIS)
Photograph
Image Not Available for A montage of ten exposures on a single film frame showing the raising of the Titan II rocket with its Gemini Spacecraft
A montage of ten exposures on a single film frame showing the raising of the Titan II rocket with its Gemini Spacecraft
United States Information Service (USIS)
Photograph
Image Not Available for Slow shutter-speed of rockets being fired at night over water.
Slow shutter-speed of rockets being fired at night over water.
Atlantic Photo
unknown
Photograph
Image Not Available for Slow shutter-speed of rockets being fired at night.
Slow shutter-speed of rockets being fired at night.
Atlantic Photo
unknown
Photograph
Image Not Available for Slow shutter-speed of rockets being fired at night over water.
Slow shutter-speed of rockets being fired at night over water.
Atlantic Photo
Photograph
Image Not Available for Slow shutter-speed of rockets being fired at night over water.
Slow shutter-speed of rockets being fired at night over water.
Atlantic Photo
Photograph
In Victoria, hard lines in steps are smothered in masses of flowers planted in boxes, pots, or classic urns. This sweet custom reaches full development in Ms. Wilson's residence on the sloping lines of St. Charles street, Victoria, B.C. [page 20 of Victoria, BC album]
In Victoria, hard lines in steps are smothered in masses of flowers planted in boxes, pots, or classic urns. This sweet custom reaches full development in Ms. Wilson's residence on the sloping lines of St. Charles street, Victoria, B.C. [page 20 of Victoria, BC album]
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
[Doukhobor woman holding a baby in her arms, as baby reaches out for a flower offered by a girl] [Page 75 of The Doukhobors II album]
[Doukhobor woman holding a baby in her arms, as baby reaches out for a flower offered by a girl] [Page 75 of The Doukhobors II album]
Edith Sara Watson
1918-1920
Page
Image Not Available for Melamphaes, a brown fish with turquoise-coloured scales lives in the ocean depths where the sun never reaches.
Melamphaes, a brown fish with turquoise-coloured scales lives in the ocean depths where the sun never reaches.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
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