Musical Works
- Albums
- Destination Moon (1958), by the Ames Brothers
- Destination Moon (album) (2007), by Deborah Cox
- Songs
- "Destination Moon" (1951), composed by Marvin Fisher with lyrics by Roy Alfred, performed by Nat King Cole, the Ames Brothers, Dinah Washington, Deborah Cox, and others
- "Destination Moon" (1994), written by John Linnell and John Flansburgh, performed by They Might Be Giants on John Henry (album)
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