
Space Exploration 2007 by Brian Harvey
The aim of the Space Exploration - 2007 is to provide an annual update on recent space launches, missions and results, to be published every year in September.-
How to Drive a Nuclear Reactor
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How Apollo Flew to the Moon
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Cosmology Revealed: Living Inside the Cosmic Egg
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The Apollo Guidance Computer
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Animals in Space
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The Story of the Space Shuttle
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Praxis Manned Spaceflight Log 1961-2006
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In Search of Dark Matter
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The Rocket Men
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The Quizzers Guide to the Cosmos
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Creating the International Space Station
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SpaceX
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Manned Spaceflight Log II20062012
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Life in the Solar System and Beyond
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Galaxy Collisions
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War in Space
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The Story of Space Station Mir
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Celestial Mechanics
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Water and the Search for Life on Mars
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Next Stop Mars
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The Road to Galaxy Formation
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Martian Outpost
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Planet Mercury
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Walking in Space
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A Brief History of Nuclear Reactor Accidents
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Russia's Cosmonauts
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Sundials
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The First Men on the Moon
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The First Soviet Cosmonaut Team
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The Continuing Story of The International Space Station
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To Orbit and Back Again
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Apollo
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NASA's Voyager Missions
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X-Planes from the X-1 to the X-60
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The Design and Engineering of Curiosity
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Great Moments in the History of Life
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The Saturn V F-1 Engine
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Mission to Saturn
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Jupiter Odyssey
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NASA's First Space Shuttle Astronaut Selection
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The New Worlds
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Spies in the Sky
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The Star Atlas Companion
From the reviews:
"Space Exploration 2007, includes articles about building the International Space Station, results of the exploration of Mars, intercepting comets and asteroids, the latest data from space missions to Jupiter’s moons, and moreWith photographs on almost every page, the annual will interest space enthusiasts from teenagers through to professionals working in the worldwide space industry and journalists covering space issues."(EurekAlert!, October, 2006)
"At last a space book with a sense of humour! … here we have a book for space enthusiasts of all ages. The collection of contemporary articles provide a useful ‘end of year’ summary on the kind of subjects you would expect … . There are also useful charts and tables … . Space Exploration 2007 is a great Christmas gift and promises to be a classic in the making." (Clive Simpson, Spaceflight, Vol. 49, January, 2007)
"This is the first in what is going to become an annual publication covering current events in space events in space exploration. Its large format an extensive use of color make it both attractive and informative, and should appeal to space enthusiasts of all ages. … All chapters also include references for further reading, which is a nice touch." (Liftoff, Issue 238, 2007)
"It is clearly to design to appeal to the space enthusiast and most likely aimed at the Christmas market. … the material in the book is pitched at a teen- or adult-level readership. … the articles in the book are informative and generally well written, there are copious illustrations, and the price of the book is modest. I would say that this book is worth considering for the space junkie in your family." (Steve Bell, The Observatory, Vol. 27, 2008)
Harvey has written three histories of the Chinese space program, with one currently awaiting publication, and has also written histories of the European, Japanese and Indian space programs. He contributed a chapter to Dominic Phelan's Space Sleuths book, and most recently, a chapter on the Cosmos 5 mission was published in the Yuri Galperin 80 years memorial volume by the Academy of Sciences in Moscow.
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| ISBN 13 | 9781493938742 |
| ISBN 10 | 1493938746 |
| Title | Space Exploration 2007 |
| Author | Brian Harvey |
| Series | Springer Praxis Books |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Springer-Verlag New York Inc. |
| Year published | 2016-10-22 |
| Number of pages | 187 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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