The coffee table book "Apollo VII - XVII, Revised Edition" is a uniquely illustrated book that impressively documents the legacy of the Apollo missions. The book presents previously unpublished photographic material from the NASA archives.
The coffee table book "Apollo VII - XVII, Revised Edition" is a uniquely illustrated book that impressively documents the legacy of the Apollo missions. This expanded and revised new edition presents previously unpublished photographic material from the NASA archives. From more than 27,000 photographs, authors Floris Heyne, Joel Meter, Simon Phillipson and Delano Steenmeijer have selected 225 stunning images that will delight any photography and history enthusiast.
Two detailed forewords by Walter Cunningham, pilot of Apollo VII, and Rusty Schweickart, pilot of the Apollo IX lunar module, add a personal touch to this work. They provide exclusive insights into the most important days in the history of spaceflight and NASA, including the historic moon landing. Their stories make this book an indispensable companion for anyone who wants to relive perhaps the most important event of the 20th century.
'Apollo VII - XVII, Revised Edition' is more than an ordinary book; it is a luxurious coffee table book that captivates with its aesthetic photographs of the moon and cultural relevance. It invites readers to think beyond the confines of Earth and discover the fascinating allure of the Apollo missions. Immerse yourself in the extraordinary fascination of space travel and experience the magic of the moon with an illustrated book that not only informs but inspires.
Specifications
Title: Apollo VII-XVII
Publisher: teNeues
Size: 270 x 270 x 40 mm
Size: 336 pages
Language: English
Material: Hardcover
ISBN: 9783961717064
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