Examines America's current role in space exploration, sketches the history of the space program, and discusses future ventures in space
History of the US space shuttle programme and its first 100 missions
STS-1 prime and backup crew members attend a conference at the Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston. From left to right are George Abbey (JSC director of flight operations), John Young, Bob Crippen, Joe Engle, and Richard Truly. to ...
Written for the layperson by curators at the National Air and Space Museum, with colorful illustrations throughout, THE SPACE SHUTTLE OPERATOR'S MANUAL takes the reader through all the motions of an actual mission -- from prepar
that evening that the seventh crew member had yet to be located.35 During his search team's lunch break, local resident Mike Alexander struck up a conversation with Dan Sauerwein, a volunteer searcher who was new to the team that day.
Mostly selected from J. L. Pickering's personal archive, the world's largest private collection of U.S. human space flight images, the high-quality photographs in this book are paired with veteran journalist John Bisney's detailed ...
White recaptures the historic moments leading up to the launch of the Columbia, her daring maiden flight, and her life and death struggle to return, using interviews, NASA oral histories, and recently declassified material.
Franklin Chang - Diaz and Phillipe Perrin emerged from Quest on the 9th for the mission's first EVA . Cockrell manoeuvred the RMS to provide perspective views to assist Whitson and Korzun at the RWS in Destiny , while Paul Lockhart ...
Celebrating Thirty Years of NASA's First Space Plane Piers Bizony. MISSION IMAGES APRIL 1981 — JANUARY 1986 Relieved mission controllers at the Johnson Space Center near Houston. MISSION IMAGES APRIL 1981 – JANUARY 1986.
This book tells the story of the Space Shuttle in its many different roles as orbital launch platform, orbital workshop, and science and technology laboratory.
"A mission-by-mission history of Space Shuttle Discovery from creation to retirement, accompanied by key statistics, mission patches, and their symbolism, crew portraits, and the anecdotes and memories of astronauts who flew on Discovery"--