The Development of the spaceship same time to the technology :

The man has ever imagined before physically realize their own idea. In our first case has exceeded its limits land like mountains and the seas . Then he developed ideas to the sky and the unknown . since the Greek times man has imagined a journey to other planets : Luciano of Samosata wrote " The True Story " in which he speaks of a journey to the moon, by means of a vessel which is raised thanks to a powerful typhoon. From there on then came the imagined journeys using as the source for the imagination the only medium that has brought the man over the edge of the world : the ship .
The man pushed the boundaries of the sky with the first airship came into operation in mid- of 1800. The airship , however, is the son of the balloon that originated in 1500, which is in turn the daughter of the Chinese lantern that was used since 250 DC When Jules Verne speculated on a journey through the exploitation Luna the principle of the bullet, joined an invention that now exist for hundreds of years to the dream of an extraterrestrial journey . As you start to combine the fantasy of a journey Space science that makes it possible.

In 1902 Georges Méliès cinematic history shows that has enthralled many readers of Jules Verne . Shortly after Konstantin Ėduardovič Tsiolkovsky published a written " the exploration of outer space by jet engines " : a text that was the basis of all subsequent studies for space launches by the government. In 1900 the Wright Brothers began to have success with the first gliders then arrive at the prototype of the first airplane. Although the jet engine has been fully exploited by the first jet aircraft in 1910, studies of the principle have since Greece origins , as for example the Aeolus cell a sort of swivel that works with the principle of vapor reaction . Journey through the impossible Méliès is a space exploration by means of a fusion of technologies : the train that has allowed 800 of travel long distances, the airship that supports the train in flight, and the machine.
In parallel Gaston Velle assumed a trip in a soap bubble: the the early years of the invention of the cinema were very fruitful for new theories of space travel.