Bova, Ben

Explains how new defense technology might be used to develop new political policies concerning warfare.

Born and brought up on a space ship that is slowly deteriorating, Linc discovers its secrets and the way to get the remaining occupants to their ultimate destination.

In 2095, the gigantic colony ship "Goddard" carries a population of more than ten thousand dissidents, rebels, extremists, and visionaries to the remote Titan moon of Saturn, where they face danger, uncertainty, and tension to create a new world for themselves.

When Paul Stavenger works to make Moonbase a thriving colony on the moon, forces work against him, and his wife and son must work to destroy those forces and make his dream a reality.

In the early twenty-first century, America withdraws from the Space Race, leaving the Soviet Union in uncontested control of the heavens until multimillionaire Dan Randolph takes it upon himself to become a privateer who preys upon Soviet space freighters.

A collection of fourteen short science-fiction stories by Hugo Award-winning author Ben Bova.

An exploration of light, examining how light has affected life on Earth since the beginnings of time, highlighting the human visual system; looking at what scientists have learned about the nature of light; discussing the many ways in which light is used; and considering the messages the stars may yet hold.

Offers a combination of scientific fact, space research, and imagination to show why humankind should return to the Moon.

Examines the nature, forms, uses, and effects of light.