a_(Pop Sci online mag download, ca. 1964 Carl Zoschke concept art)
Striking Carl Zoschke depiction of Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) ascent stage liftoff, circa 1964.
Mr. Zoschke was senior artist for Bell Aerosystems Company, manufacturer of the LEM Ascent Propulsion System (APS).
If not for Patrick Short/Popular Science online magazine (other than a WorthPoint listing, which doesn't lend itself to a ‘professional looking’ post), this basically would not exist online...at least not that I've come across thus far. WRONG answer.
From/at the following link. To the reporter's credit, the image is taken from an amazing book btw. I have firsthand knowledge that the dude that provided additional research for it, BUSTED HIS ASS doing so:
www.popsci.com/story/space/nasa-art-illustrations/
This is the image referenced in the last bullet of Chuck LaChiusa's “Buffalo Architecture and History” website, at, and posted below:
a_(Pop Sci online mag download, ca. 1964 Carl Zoschke concept art)
Striking Carl Zoschke depiction of Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) ascent stage liftoff, circa 1964.
Mr. Zoschke was senior artist for Bell Aerosystems Company, manufacturer of the LEM Ascent Propulsion System (APS).
If not for Patrick Short/Popular Science online magazine (other than a WorthPoint listing, which doesn't lend itself to a ‘professional looking’ post), this basically would not exist online...at least not that I've come across thus far. WRONG answer.
From/at the following link. To the reporter's credit, the image is taken from an amazing book btw. I have firsthand knowledge that the dude that provided additional research for it, BUSTED HIS ASS doing so:
www.popsci.com/story/space/nasa-art-illustrations/
This is the image referenced in the last bullet of Chuck LaChiusa's “Buffalo Architecture and History” website, at, and posted below: