Alternate History of the World: The Space Race

America’s Moon and Mars Missions That Never Were

What if the Space Race never ended?
What if America, cut off from a world dominated by Germany and Imperial Japan, set its sights not on Earth—but on the stars?

Alternate History of the World – The Space Race: America’s Moon and Mars Missions That Never Were reimagines the 20th century through a bold, speculative lens. In this gripping alternate timeline, World War II ends in Axis victory. The United States, isolated but unbroken, channels its resources into a relentless space program—one not driven by Cold War rivalry, but by a fight for humanity’s future.

Through a series of vividly written mission profiles, readers will follow America’s secret history of interplanetary exploration:

• Apollo continues far beyond Apollo 17, establishing permanent bases on the Moon.

• ARES missions unlock the secrets of Mars, from the first human landing to the creation of Freedom Colony.

• Engineers, astronauts, and visionaries become heroes of a new frontier—one where survival, not prestige, is at stake.

Blending speculative history with bold storytelling, this book reimagines the Space Race as a high-stakes struggle for survival beyond Earth.
It’s a celebration of what could have been—if America had bet everything on the stars.

Whether you’re a fan of alternate history, speculative science, or just crave a fresh take on humanity’s space ambitions, this book will transport you to a world that feels eerily plausible... and hauntingly real.

Strap in. The real space race is just beginning.