Robotic Exploration of the Solar System, Part 3: The Modern Era 1997-2009 (Springer Praxis Books / Space Exploration)
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| Rating | : | 4.54 (733 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0387096272 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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… The book features many illustrations, including images from the missions themselves, diagrams of the trajectories followed, and schematics of the spacecraft. 50 (7), March, 2013) . Palma, Choice, Vol. From the reviews:Selected by Choice magazine as an "Outstanding Academic Title" for 2013“Ulivi and Harland remedy this by providing rich, detailed overviews of Cassini, the Spirit and Opportunity rovers, and a number of less-well-known missions, such as Stardust. … Summing Up: Essential. … The book is well-researched and documented and is essential reading for anyone with an interest in the exploration of Earth’s solar system. All space history collections.” (C
In his free time, he researches the history of astronautics, astronomy, aeronautics and the Cold War. He is also an amateur astronomer and specializes in Solar System observations.David Harland studied astronomy to degree level, and pursued a career lecturing in computer science, and academic and industrial research. These days he considers himself to be an amateur hermit and a professional space historian.. Paolo Ulivi was born in Florence, Italy and g
This is a detailed history of unmanned missions of exploration of our Solar System, one of three volumes providing comprehensive coverage of the topic with thousands of references. Coverage includes missions from the 1950s until the present day.
Five Stars always like these books.dry reading,if not intetrested in space exploration. Another great addition to the history of Solar System exploration! James Knapper It was a long time coming after volume 2, but this book doesn't disappoint! This is not a book just about NASA missions, but also includes missions from other countries such as those from Europe, Japan and India. Many of the more recent missions are covered in detail I have never seen in book-form before. For example, the Cassini mission has an entire section devoted to it. This section goes all the way back to the early 70s planning for a Saturn orbiter and probe through the plans for the mission through 2017. The Mars rovers are covered thr. Haubrechts Patrick said Excellent continuation of the "Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published" according to Haubrechts Patrick. This book is the Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published This book is the 3rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 2003 as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume 3 spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in 20. rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 200Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published This book is the 3rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 2003 as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume 3 spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in 20. as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published This book is the 3rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 2003 as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume 3 spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. 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For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published This book is the 3rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 2003 as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume 3 spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in 20. spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. 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This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume 3 spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in 20. as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published This book is the 3rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 2003 as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume 3 spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in 20. spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in 20. , it is a logical continuation. The volume Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published This book is the 3rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 2003 as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume 3 spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in 20. spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in "Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published" according to Haubrechts Patrick. This book is the Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published This book is the 3rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 2003 as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume 3 spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in 20. rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 200Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published This book is the 3rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 2003 as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume 3 spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in 20. as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume Excellent continuation of the 2 volumes published This book is the 3rd volume of a series spanning from 1957 to 2003 as of today. This series is aimed at those interested with details of the design and the completion of the robotic deep space missions. For those having already the volumes 1 and 2, it is a logical continuation. The volume 3 spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. This must be compared with the book from Harlan, `Cassini at Saturn', which is dedicated exclusively to this mission, but was published in 20. spends around 190 pages on the Cassini mission, with a great emphasis on scientific experiments and their results. 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