« Call Me Joe », 1957
by Frank Kelly Freas (american illustrator, 1922-2005)
Cover illustration of "Astounding Science Fiction", April 1957
For the novel "Call Me Joe" by Poul Anderson
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1975! Space Dude was Soviet no "richest guy in world"...
> We now have the capability to extract limitless raw materials from recycled wastes, rocks, the earth's interiors, the ocean floors, space.
> Vladimir Shatalov, chief of Soviet astronaut training, envisions atomic power stations in space, fueled by raw materials from the planets. “Would you say this is fantasy?” he asks. “But all space exploits come from fantasies.”
https://www.nytimes.com/1975/08/09/archives/homo-sapiens-the-manna-maker.html
F M Esfandiary article on threshhold of age of limitless abundance of energy, food and raw materials; describes new sources of energy, new methods of food production and new accessibility of limitless raw materials; cites as 'short-sighted' exhortations to no-growth at time when world needs more growth not within but beyond industrialism; says people around world face scarcity not because of lack of resources but because of billions of dollars squandered on armaments; sketch (M)
« The Dark Waters of Tana », 1954
by Frank Kelly Freas (american illustrator, 1922-2005)
Cover illustration of "Planet Stories”, Vol. 6, #6, May 1954
For the novel "The Lost Tribes of Venus" by Erik Fennel
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Cute alien child–inspired SVG design with whimsical space adventure style, perfect for Cricut crafts, nursery décor, apparel printing, stickers, and sci-fi themed digital design projects.
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