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FCS Mag n°1In just a few years, the “Forum de la Conquête Spatiale” (the Space Conquest Forum dedicated to the ISS), created at the initiative of “Mustard” (the administrator), has become a must for astronavigation enthusiasts on the French-language Internet. Enjoy Space Internet users are quite familiar with this forum since its “chat” is used as a relay for asking questions that we then answer during space events that are broadcast live with French commentary on EnjoySpaceTV.
After several weeks of hard work, this highly active forum (more than 1,500 members, thousands of messages on hundreds of subjects every month) has just published its first magazine: “FCS Mag” (“FCS” being the initials of “Forum de la Conquête Spatiale”). As far as we are aware, this is the first on-line publication totally dedicated to space and produced courtesy of the voluntary participation of enthusiasts. The first edition, “FCS mag n°1”, which spans more than 100 pages, is available free of charge in PDF format and can be downloaded from this page.

Published on 14 December 2009

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Features

  • Soyuz in Guiana

    This is the mythical rocket par excellence, the one that launched Sputnik, the first satellite and Gagarin, the first man in space. The CSG, Guiana Space Centre, is now one of its launch bases: a historic achievement.

  • Star Trek and NASA

    The first episode of this famous science-fiction series was broadcast in September 1966. NASA has often made references to these programmes, as in the case of the space shuttle Enterprise, which had the same name as the spaceship in the series.

  • Alan Shepard, from suborbital to the Moon

    50 years ago on 5 May 1961, a few weeks after Gagarin, American Alan Shepard reached space. Several years later, he was to walk on the Moon, summarising as it were the race in which the Soviet Union and the United States were competing.