>>36945
>Printing error or some specific intent?
Reminds me of cirrostratus, but I've no lilac fart what could that be.
>Bradbury was some kind of cult writer in USSR
In fact the article in #2 about Bradbury's works was written by a Russian, certain Kirill Andrejev (with Hungarian spelling, couldn't find him quickly with ddg so I gave up).
>in future wars don't exist
Another article in there says the narration in sci-fi changed, there were novels and shorts about wars and destruction, I assume the World Wars' resonance (there were alien civilizations depicted in a way that mirrored Nazi Germany and the imperialist Japan), and then it changed, the encounters between humans and aliens turns to peaceful.

>>36989
I fancy those winglets on those rockets.
>2nd pic
They really wanted to represent all kinds of propulsion of vehicles.
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>>36990
Sounds like a cool book.