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A4ロケット V2ロケットの原型（1942年10月）

A4 rocket on its first successful launch, October 1942 at Peenemunde, Usedom Island, Germany. This rocket, developed by Wernher von Braun, was, in October 1942, the first manmade object to enter space. It was later named the V-2 and used as an offensive weapon by Nazi Germany. Gyroscopes controlled fins to maintain stable and directed flight. Its ethyl alcohol and liquid oxygen fuel propelled it to a speed of 1300 metres per second and a height of 97 kilometres. The rocket would only burn for around 60 seconds, with the A4 acting as a supersonic projectile for the rest of the flight.

日付：1942年10月1日

A4ロケット V2ロケットの原型（撮影日不明）

A4 rocket on a launchpad at Peenemunde, Usedom Island, Germany. This rocket, developed by Wernher von Braun, was, in October 1942, the first manmade object to enter space. It was later named the V-2 and used as an offensive weapon by Nazi Germany. Gyroscopes controlled fins to maintain stable and directed flight. Its ethyl alcohol and liquid oxygen fuel propelled it to a speed of 1300 metres per second and a height of 97 kilometres. The rocket would only burn for around 60 seconds, with the A4 acting as a supersonic projectile for the rest of the flight.

日付：1942年1月1日

A4ロケットの図面（撮影日不明）

Germany, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, Peenemuende, Exhibition "KARL HANS JANKE vs. Wernher von Braun - The ideas of a space fantasist" in the historical-technical information center Peenemuende. Sketch of the rocket A4 by Wernher von Braun

日付：0001年1月1日

A4ロケットの図面（撮影日不明）

Germany, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, Peenemuende, Exhibition "KARL HANS JANKE vs. Wernher von Braun - The ideas of a space fantasist" in the historical-technical information center Peenemuende. Sketch of the rocket A4 by Wernher von Braun

日付：0001年1月1日

A4ロケットの図面

A4 ( V2) drawing - 16 February 1945 ©TopFoto

日付：0001年1月1日