Destination Moon (1950) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jim Barnes is an aircraft magnate who provides the private financial support needed to build Luna after government funding collapses. He becomes the expedition leader, pilots the lunar descent, rescue...
Dr. Charles Cargraves is the rocket scientist who leads the technical development of Luna with Barnes and Thayer. During the mission he helps free the frozen antenna, survives being untethered in spac...
General Thayer is a space enthusiast and senior member of the lunar expedition who helps Cargraves and Barnes secure support for Luna. He participates in the mission, retrieves the oxygen cylinder use...
Joe Sweeney joins the expedition as its replacement radar and radio operator when the original operator cannot travel. Although inexperienced, he accidentally greases Luna's piloting radar antenna bef...
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Sweeney replaces Brown as the expedition's radar and radio operator, while Barnes leads the expedition and coordinates its operations.
Cargraves and Thayer jointly pursue the Moon expedition and examine the lunar environment, including possible uranium deposits.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Cargraves and Sweeney are both aboard Luna during the spacewalk, lunar exploration, and emergency return planning.
Barnes and Thayer work together with Cargraves to raise private funds, construct Luna, and launch the Moon mission.
Barnes joins Cargraves and General Thayer in building and launching the Luna expedition.
Thayer and Sweeney travel together as members of the Luna crew during the Moon mission.
A determined crew overcomes financial, technical, and physical obstacles to complete humanity's first mission to the Moon and return home.
Directed by Irving Pichel
Destination Moon (1950) · 5.9/10 · adventure, drama, science-fiction
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