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Incredible space missions / Jeffrey, Gary; Lacey, Mike (ill.) 2009  Book
Jeffrey, Gary Book
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Publication London, Franklin Watts, 2009.
Description 48pBlack Spine
Series Graphic Discoveries
Summary/Abstract Read the stories behind some of the most exciting discoveries and breakthroughs people have made in their hunt for knowledge. Fast-paced recounts told in graphic, cartoon-strip format which link to lots of different areas of study, from history to science.
Contents Space race Early space technology The first space walk Apollo 11, the moon landing Apollo 13, disaster in space Shuttles and the ISS Glossary For more information Index
Standard Number 9780749692391 Hb.
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ID:   009074


Living in Space / Dalgleish,Sharon 2004  Book
Dalgleish,Sharon Book
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Edition 2008
Publication India, Scholastic India Pvt. Ltd, 2004.
Description 32pBlue Spine
Series Brainwaves Purple Set
Summary/Abstract Describes how astronauts cope with life away from Earth.
Contents The race to space Getting there Survival tests It's a job Free fall Mission accomplished Space stations and beyond International partners Beyond station life Fact file Glossary Index
Standard Number 1865098302 Pb.
Key Words Space flight  Astronauts  Space shuttles  Space stations 
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Race to space / Gifford, Clive; Daviz, Paul (ill.) 2019  Book
Gifford, Clive Book
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Publication London, Words and pictures, 2019.
Description 64pDark blue spine
Summary/Abstract You know that man has walked on the Moon, but do you know the story of how he got there? With the 50th anniversary of the Moon Landing on 20th July 2019, this book celebrates the Space Race rivalry between the US and the Soviet Union. Readers will learn about the neck-and-neck race between the two superpowers, through an illustrated story of the rivalry that gripped the world. From Russia's first satellite, Sputnik, to Neil Armstrong planting a US a flag on the moon, discover the events that unfolded through amazing nostalgic illustrations and engaging text. Explore, too, how these two space agencies now work together, and how the monumental achievements of the space race have created world-changing technology that we all use and benefit from today.
Contents Look up and dream Superpowers collide Rocket men The Cold War hots up Sputnik soars into space Kaputnik! Space zoo Astronauts wanted One wild ride First man in space Playing catch-up Soviet strides Probe wars Spacewalk! Building the Saturn V Saturn V Module maneuvers Bouncing back Astronauts out of this world The race gians pace Next pace: the moon One small step Coming home Machines on the moon "Houston, we've had a problem..." Last man on the moon Handshake across space Working together International Space Station Space inventions Timeline
Standard Number 9781786038890 Hb.
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Space exploration / Harris, Joseph 2009  Book
Harris, Joseph Book
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Publication London, Franklin Watts, 2009.
Description 64pBrown Spine
Series The impact of science and technology
Summary/Abstract This book goes beyond the science to explore the pros and cons of each new development, and examines the ways in which space exploration has changed our society and the world.
Contents The science of space The politics of space Living in space Unmanned exploration Space technologies and everyday life Satellites The economics of space Our future in space Glossary Further information Index
Standard Number 9780749692230 Hb.
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Space missions: From Sputnik to Spaceship One: The history of space flight / Winchester, Jim (ed.) 2006  Book
Winchester, Jim (ed.) Book
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Publication London, Amber Books Ltd, 2006.
Description 256pBlack Spine
Summary/Abstract Experience the exhilaration of space flight, from Sputnik to Spaceship One in this entertaining and educational journey into the universe. Learn how space exploration impacts life on Earth as astronauts gather critical information that could help doctors treat tumors and diabetes more effectively. Join the astronauts for a journey through the history of space exploration from the earliest days of the space race to modern multi-national missions. This book covers every significant space mission. This offers a remarkable, riveting adventure for anyone who ever wanted to be an astronaut when they grew up.
Contents Introduction First steps in space The pioneers Rockets and launchers Satellites Shuttles and stations To the moon Mars and Venus Exploring further Index
Standard Number 1904687660 Hb.
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