Space exploration 2007 / Brian Harvey [electronic resource]
By: Harvey, Brian [Author].
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BookPublisher: Chester : Praxis Publications Limited, 2007Description: 161p.Subject(s): Space ExplorationDDC classification: 520 Online resources: Full text available from SpringerLink ebooks - Humanities, Social Sciences and Law (2007) SpringerLink ebooks - Humanities, Social Sciences and Law (2007)Summary: Annotation This book provides an annual update on recent space launches, missions and results. The annual, written for both young and older space enthusiasts, provides a regular, balanced review of all the world’s major space programmes. It covers space exploration from a variety of angles: looking back at past missions, reviewing those currently under way and looking to those planned for the future. The ten invited contributions each year will cover a variety of topics within these areas. The book is for space enthusiasts from teens upwards through to professionals working in the worldwide space industry and journalists covering space issues.
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Annotation This book provides an annual update on recent space launches, missions and results. The annual, written for both young and older space enthusiasts, provides a regular, balanced review of all the world’s major space programmes. It covers space exploration from a variety of angles: looking back at past missions, reviewing those currently under way and looking to those planned for the future. The ten invited contributions each year will cover a variety of topics within these areas. The book is for space enthusiasts from teens upwards through to professionals working in the worldwide space industry and journalists covering space issues.
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