[PDF.34wk] Project Mercury: NASA's First Manned Space Programme (Springer Praxis Books)

Project Mercury: NASA's First Manned Space Programme (Springer Praxis Books)

[PDF.ma41] Project Mercury: NASA's First Manned Space Programme (Springer Praxis Books)

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 | #2460187 in Books |  Springer |  2001-09-06 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.21 x1.13 x6.14l,1.96 | File type: PDF | 486 pages

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| A rewarding read if you can tolerate the lackluster prose|By Solipso|If you are looking for an exciting read about an exciting subject, John Catchpole's PROJECT MERCURY is not the answer. Nor is NASA's official history about the project (THIS NEW OCEAN), which is even less exciting. Well, actually neither book is EXCITING. Each is written like a classroom term paper. Though the| ||From the reviews: |"John Catchpole’s new account of this pioneering project is most welcome. Catchpole’s account is not so much a chronological history … as it is a description of the project and its various elements – though of cours

A developmental history of the first American manned spaceflight programme and its associated infrastructure, including accounts of space launch vehicles. The book highlights the differences in Redstone/Atlas technology, drawing similar comparisons between ballistic capsules and alternative types of spacecraft. The book also covers astronaut selection and training, as well as tracking systems, flight control, basic principles of spaceflight and detailed accounts of indiv...

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