🌕🚀 Journey back to 1865 with Jules Verne's visionary novel 'From the Earth to the Moon', a work that astonishingly mirrored the future Apollo 11 mission. Written in an era dominated by steam locomotives and long before the invention of airplanes, Verne's novel foresaw many aspects of space travel that would become a reality a century later. Marvel at the similarities, from the launch location in Florida to the splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. Verne's descriptions of the spacecraft's shape, weight, and even the use of retro rockets align closely with Apollo 11's design. The novel's portrayal of the three-day journey to the Moon and the experience of weightlessness in space almost eerily predicts the future of space exploration. This video explores how Verne's imagination transcended the technological limitations of his time, painting a vivid and surprisingly accurate picture of lunar travel. Join us in celebrating the incredible foresight of Jules Verne, a true pioneer in science fiction literature.

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