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... the crew and controllers - before the Command Module hit the water at a punishing 15g's. The photographic record of Apollo 12 is, to put it politely, sketchy. The TV camera failed during EVA, the ...
... . Apollo 11 - The NASA Mission Reports Volume 2 features reports declassified especially for this book, reports which have finally been released to the public. After the initial flurry of Press activity in 1969, the crew of Apollo ... to announce the first ever publication which will take you inside Apollo 11 as it journeyed to the moon, as told by the men who made the trip. This is the real story ...
... hours on the lunar surface. On their return home the crew of Apollo 12 became the first humans to witness an eclipse of the Sun by the Earth. In Apollo 12 The NASA Mission Reports some of the rare official documentation of the voyage of Apollo 12 is collected and made commercially available for the first ...
... next volume in the acclaimed NASA Mission Reports Series is packed full of never before seen materials. This book include the NASA Mission Reports for Apollo 17 as well as the NASA press releases from 1972 relating to the flight. The DVD in the back contains an exclusive video interview with Apollo 17 astronaut Gene Cernan , the last man to ...
... the launch of Apollo 12 , NASA issued the Apollo 11 Mission Report. The document contained everything from the crew's observations about the reflection off their faceplates to the interaction between the Lunar Module's footpads and the dusty lunar surface. In Apollo 11 - The NASA Mission Reports Volume 3 the ...
... the shoulders of generations, Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins heralded the arrival of anew era, an era in which the horizon of mankind's dreams would be forever shifted. In Apollo 11 The NASA Mission Reports Volume One some of the ...
... volume brings the exploration of Mars up to date. Including the latest results from the amazingly successful Mars Exploration Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, as well as progress reports from the Mars Global Surveyor and Mars Odyssey missions ...
... . The landing site selected for the crew of Apollo 16 was in the lunar highland area of Descartes. NASA chose to send John Young to command the fifth lunar landing mission. ... the Command Module "Casper". Back on Earth the political climate was beginning to turn against NASA and the remarkable risks and exploits undertaken by the crew of Apollo 16 went almost unnoticed by the American public. The ...
... neighbor by taking along a trained scientist for the first time. Harrison "Jack" Schmitt was a fully qualified geologist who had been the man who contributed to all of the Apollo ... This book contains many of the internal NASA documents from this extraordinary voyage made commercially available for the first time. Bonus CDROM includes: The complete Television downlink from the lunar surface, over ...
... Apollo crew yet to fly. Apollo 10 - The NASA Mission Reports finally puts in one place FIVE of the most important documents from this final test flight, The Apollo10 Press Kit, The Apollo 10 Preflight Mission Operation Report, The Apollo 10 Post Launch Mission Operation Report, The Apollo 10 Mission Operation Report Supplement and the ...
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