James Bond in space: How the world's favorite spy has followed US spaceflight

James Bond, a illusory British view who celebrates a 50th anniversary of his film authorization this year, has finished utterly a lot of sleuthing in space as good as on Earth.

The latest Bond movie, “Skyfall,” opens tomorrow (Nov. 9). From a initial film featuring a scrupulous MI6 agent, to a newest, a 50-year arc of James Bond has paralleled, in many ways, a course of a U.S. tellurian spaceflight program.

‘James Bond was a initial favourite of a space age.’

- John Cork, Bond expert

Mercury module wanderer Alan Shepard done a initial U.S. manned spaceflight on May 5, 1961, only one year before a Bond authorization began.

In fact, a stakes of a initial 007 film itself — “Dr. No,” that was expelled in 1962 — were no reduction than a U.S.

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