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by David M. Harland (Author), John E. Catchpole (Author) "Within weeks of being formed on 1 October 1958, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration had established 'Project Mercury' to put the first human being..." (more)
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Spaceflight, Vol.44, Issue 11, 2002

'...for the first time, here is a comprehensive and highly readable account of the creation of the International Space Station.'

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Creating the International Space Station' will be the first comprehensive review of the historical background, rationale behind, and events leading to the construction and commissioning of the ISS. The authors describe the orbital assembly of the ISS on a flight-by-flight basis, listing all the experiments planned in the various laboratory modules and explain their objectives. They also provide an account of the long-term stresses and strains of building the ISS on the US/Russia relationship, especially after 1997. By offering a comprehensive mix of operational work, microgravity science and future plans, the book should satisfy both the space enthusiast, eager for a detailed review of the missions, and the specialist wishing to read about the science research programme.
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