astronautics

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astronautics

Spacecraft

1987
Traces the history of spacecraft from the first satellite to the space shuttle, describing rockets and moon landings, how satellites affect our lives, and the latest space probes which are sending back information about unknown stars and planets.

Mission to Mars

2011
An examination of missions to explore Mars, discussing rocket science, challenges, the possibility of forming colonies on the planet, and other related topics, and including a time line of Mars exploration.

Astronauts

1989
Surveys the triumphs and tragedies of the space program, from Projects Mercury and Gemini to the space shuttle, and describes the risks, accomplishments, training, and safety precautions connected with being an astronaut.

Space people from A-Z

1990
Capsule biographies of significant individuals in the history of space exploration.

Great American astronauts

1988
Presents the lives and careers of ten well-known astronauts and highlights some of the famous "firsts" in the history of the United States space program.

American astronauts and spacecraft

a pictorial history from Project Mercury through Apollo 13
1970

The Soviet manned space program

an illustrated history of the men, the missions, and the spacecraft
1988
On t.p.: An illustrated history of the men, the missions, and the spacecraft.

National Geographic encyclopedia of space

2005
Presents a comprehensive encyclopedia of space and contains both black-and-white and full-color illustrated photographs, diagrams, and star charts as well as essays from leading scientists and astronomers on such topics as the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA, satellites, and more.

Liftoff

the story of America's adventure in space
1988
Recounts the events that launched man into space, from supersonic aircraft to spacecraft to shuttle.

Human spaceflight

2007
Traces the history of space technology and space flight since the early 1960s including the International Space Station, space shuttles, expeditions to Mars, and the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo projects.

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