A century of space-age change
By Derek Ingram

IN no single century since human life evolved on Earth has so much changed as it has since 1900. In the space of one lifetime the ability to fly just a few hundred yards in a powered contraption of wire and wood has led to reach the Moon and to explore hundreds of millions of miles beyond it. We have broken free of Earth and began to roam the universe.



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