Book Reviews
Book Review: Apollo 12 The NASA Mission Reports, Volume Two
After the fun and excitement of any wild party comes the clean-up. Broken things need fixing, steps get taken to…
Book Review: Virtual LM
The lunar module brought two men from an orbit about our moon onto the moon's surface and then back into…
Book Review: Rocket Science
Rockets look pretty impressive. Huge plumes of smoke and flame billow out of their base, while much further up, their…
Book Review: Mars: A Warmer Wetter Planet
At a traditional wedding, the bride, well hidden by a veil, gracefully walks up the aisle. At the appropriate moment,…
Book Review: The Living Universe
Some people sit in the tub, yell "Eureka", and come up with a brand new view of matter. Others can…
Book Review: Centauri Dreams
Alpha Centauri is the nearest star to our Earth and Sun. Often, science fiction novels extol its ability to nurture…
Book Review: Earth from Space
You may think that digital cameras are a tad expensive. But place them onboard a satellite and the cost (and…
A Brief Interview With Sir Patrick Moore
TV host Sir Patrick Moore has popularized astronomy for almost half a century in the United Kingdom and around the…
Book Review: How NASA Leaned to Fly in Space
The early explorers sailed into a void not knowing what beasts, storms or cliffs might await their travels. Their shear…
Interview with David A. Hardy
Futures: 50 Years in Space, The Challenge of the Stars, a superb new art book/astronomy guide by David A Hardy…