Boldly Into the Unknown
Autor Rod Pyleen Limba Engleză Hardback – 16 mar 2027
Features a foreword from Apollo 13 actor Tom Hanks
As a flight director for all of the Apollo program’s crewed missions, Gerry Griffin was instrumental in the Apollo 11 landing, the rescue of the Apollo 13 crew, and the successes of Apollo missions 12, 15, and 17, for which he served as lead flight director. His storied NASA career took him through the Gemini program, Apollo missions, and the shuttle era before he became the director of the Johnson Space Center. Space historian and author Rod Pyle worked with Griffin to recount incredible and untold stories from across his NASA years in the fascinating Boldly into the Unknown, including:
- Early and challenging days of Project Gemini where missions flew within weeks of one another and plans changed abruptly
- The tragedy of the Apollo 1 fire, the investigations, and its impact on the program and workforce
- The daring adventure that was Apollo 8, which flew the unproven Saturn V rocket and orbited the Moon for the first time
- The lightning strikes that almost ended the Apollo 12 mission and other white-knuckle experiences working in Mission Control
Griffin’s reflections offer a riveting insider’s look at what it was like to work on the earliest and most daring human spaceflight missions. Boldly into the Unknown is a valuable record of the glory days of space exploration and of a man who helped lead NASA through unexpected challenges and groundbreaking accomplishments.
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ISBN-13: 9781588348319
ISBN-10: 1588348318
Pagini: 224
Greutate: 0.57 kg
Editura: Smithsonian Books (DC)
ISBN-10: 1588348318
Pagini: 224
Greutate: 0.57 kg
Editura: Smithsonian Books (DC)