Von Braun collaborated with Willy Ley and other experts to create a series of articles for Collier's magazine, detailing realistic plans for space travel. These articles inspired a generation of science fiction writers and artists.

This book, co-authored with Joseph Kaplan, presented detailed engineering plans for a manned space station, influencing subsequent depictions of space stations in science fiction.

This book offered detailed insights into the potential challenges and technologies associated with lunar exploration, shaping the genre's depiction of moon missions.

Von Braun's work and vision directly influenced numerous science fiction writers, including Arthur C. Clarke, who acknowledged von Braun's influence on his writing.

Von Braun's legacy continues to resonate in science fiction, with his ideas and vision serving as a source of inspiration for writers, filmmakers, and artists. His contributions helped to bridge the gap between scientific possibility and imaginative storytelling.