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The American Interplanetary Society publishes the first issue of their “Bulletin” which becomes Astronautics magazine ''Astronautics'' in May 1932 it claims, “Among the principal aims of the American Interplanetary Society are the promotion of interest in interplanetary exploration and travel, and the mutual enlightenment of its members concerning the problems involved. To these ...

The second edition of the Bulletin of the American Interplanetary Society was published. Announcements include an application for membership by Robert Esnault-Pelterie and the preparation of a book about Max Valier by G. Edward Pendray . Articles include "Getting Away From the Earth" by Laurence E. Manning , "Can Man Exist in Outer Space" by Charles P. Mason and "Navigation ...

Article in the New York Times by Princeton professor John Q. Stewart about a possible flight to the moon.

Article in the New York Herald Tribune by David Lasser , president of the American Interplanetary Society , describes "new" idea by Hermann Oberth to place a satellite in low earth orbit as an observatory.

Marchese Guglielmo Marconi makes speech to the Italian Society for the Advancement of Science suggesting that radio waves could penetrate the Kennelly-Heaviside Layer and reach the planet Mars.

Nathaniel Schachner delivers lecture to the American Interplanetary Society in New York, "Can Human Life Exist on Other Planets?"

Clyde J. Fitch 's paper "Interplanetary Communication" delivered on October 3rd to the members of the American Interplanetary Society in New York solicits editorial response from the New York Times.

Clyde J. Fitch delivers paper "Interplanetary Communication" to the members of the American Interplanetary Society in New York .

Issue 4 of the Bulletin of the American Interplanetary Society is published and includes articles by Laurence E. Manning (Some Speculations Upon the Problem of Landing a Space Ship) and Clyde J. Fitch (Interplanetary Communication). Announcements include the beginning of the Society's rocket building program under the vice-president of the American Interplanetary Society G. Edward ...

Article "New Worlds to Conquer" by Philip M. Barr appears in Outlook magazine.

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