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Astronautics Publications Baker, David, North American X-15: Owner’s 2016 Workshop Manual. Haynes Publishing UK [Owner’s Workshop Manual]. This list comprises English-language books Baker, David, US Spy Satellites: Owner’s published (original appearance or new edition) Workshop Manual. Haynes Publishing UK on various aspects of spaceflight in a variety of [Owner’s Workshop Manual]. disciplines and ranging from juvenile and pop Baumann, Anne-Sophie, The Ultimate Book of literature to texts intended for academia or Space. Twirl. practicing scientists and engineers. In addition to Beardsley, Ann, Tony Garcia, and Joseph obvious topics of human spaceflight and Sweeney, Historical Guide to NASA and the unmanned interplanetary explorations, this list Space Program. Rowman & Littlefield also includes the occasional non-astronautics Publishers. title that has a space “flavor.” Titles that are Bignami, Giovanni and Andrea Sommariva, published solely in electronic format are not The Future of Human Space Exploration. included. Books denoted by ‘’ are for young Palgrave Macmillan. readers. Special thanks to Chris Gamble and Bloom, John, Eccentric Orbits: The Iridium Joni Wilson for their assistance in compiling and Story. Atlantic Monthly Press. editing the list. Bow, James, Dawn Probe: A Robot Explores —MLC the Dwarf Planet Ceres. PowerKids Press [Robots Exploring Space series]. Bow, James, New Horizons: A Robot Explores A–B Pluto and the Kuiper Belt. PowerKids Press [Robots Exploring Space series]. Acampora, Courtney, Smithsonian Adventures Buckbee, Ed (ed.), The Greatest Space in Space. Silver Dolphin Books. Generation As Inspired by Wernher von Braun. Adamson, Thomas, Apollo 11 Moon Landing: Acclaim Press. An Interactive Space Exploration Adventure. Burgess, Colin, Aurora 7: The Mercury Space Capstone Press [You Choose: Space series]. Flight of M. Scott Carpenter. Springer Praxis. Aldrin, Buzz with Ken Abraham, No Dream Burgess, Colin, Faith 7: L. Gordon Cooper, Jr., Is Too High: Life Lessons from a Man Who and the Final Mercury Mission. Springer Praxis. Walked on the Moon. National Geographic. Burgess, Colin, Sigma 7: The Six Mercury Alonso, Pedro (ed.), Space Race Orbits of Walter M. Schirra, Jr. Springer Praxis. Archaeologies: Photographs, Biographies and Burgess, Colin and Bert Vis, Interkosmos: The Design. DOM Publishers. Eastern Bloc’s Early Space Program. Springer. Anderson, Amy and Brian Anderson, Space Burgess, Colin and Kate Doolan with Bert Dictionary for Kids: The Everything Guide for Vis, Fallen Astronauts: Heroes Who Died Kids Who Love Space. Prufrock Press. Reaching for the Moon. Revised edition (first Armstrong, Rachel (ed.), Star Ark: A Living, published in 2003). University of Nebraska Self-Sustaining Spaceship. Springer Praxis. Press. Arrighi, Robert, Bringing the Future Within Reach: Celebrating 75 Years of the NASA John H. Glenn Research Center. NASA SP-2016- C–D–E 627. Atkinson, Nancy, Incredible Stories from Carroll, Michael, Picture This! Grasping the Space: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Dimensions of Time and Space. Springer. Missions Changing Our View of the Cosmos. Chambers, Mark, NASA Kennedy Space Page Street Publishing. Center. Arcadia Publishing [Images of Modern America series]. David, Leonard, Mars: Our Future on the Red Godwin, Robert, William Leitch: Presbyterian Planet. National Geographic. Scientist and the Concept of Rocket Space Dawson, Linda, The Politics and Perils of Flight, 1854–1864. Apogee Books. Space Exploration: Who Will Compete, Who Grant, Benjamin, Overview: A New Will Dominate? Springer Praxis. Perspective of Earth. Amphoto Books. De Luca, Luigi, Toru Shimada, Valery Guthrie, Julian, How to Make a Spaceship: A Sinditskii, and Max Calabro (eds.), Chemical Band of Renegades, an Epic Race, and the Birth Rocket Propulsion: A Comprehensive Survey of of Private Spaceflight. Penguin Press. Energetic Materials. Springer Aerospace Hardyman, Robyn, Voyager Probes: Robots Technology. on an Interstellar Mission. PowerKids Press Dick, Steven (ed.), Historical Studies in the [Robots Exploring Space series]. Societal Impact of Spaceflight. NASA SP-2015- Häuplik-Meusberger, Sandra and Olga 4803. Bannova, Space Architecture Education for Dienesch, Robert, Eyeing the Red Storm: Engineers and Architects: Designing and Eisenhower and the First Attempt to Build a Spy Planning beyond Earth. Springer [Space and Satellite. University of Nebraska Press. Society series]. DK, Space Visual Encyclopedia. DK Children. Herrington, John, Mission to Space. White DK, Spaceships and Rockets. DK Children. Dog Press. Dyson, Marianne, A Passion for Space: Hillis, Durrell, Creating Iridium: How a Adventures of a Pioneering Female NASA Remarkable Team Made Space History. Flight Controller. Springer Praxis. Vesuvius Press. Emrich, William, Jr., Principles of Nuclear Holt, Nathalia, Rise of the Rocket Girls: The Rocket Propulsion. Butterworth-Heinemann. Women Who Propelled Us, from Missiles to the Englert, Christoph, Destination: Space. Wide Moon to Mars. Little, Brown and Company. Eyed Editions. Hunter, Maxwell, II, Thrust into Space – Eyres, Harry, Seeing Our Planet Whole: A Official 50th Anniversary Reissue. Maxwell W. Cultural and Ethical View of Earth Hunter Foundation. Observation. Springer. Hutchison, Patricia, Exploring beyond Our Solar System. Child’s World [Wonders of Space F–G–H–I–J series]. Hutchison, Patricia, The First Moon Landing. Child’s World [Wonders of Space series]. Freeman, Marsha (ed.), History of Rocketry Hutchison, Patricia, The Mars Rovers. Child’s and Astronautics, Proceedings of the 48th World [Wonders of Space series]. History Symposium of the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA), Toronto, Jakhu, Ram, Joseph Pelton, and Yaw Otu Mankata Nyampong, Space Mining and Its Canada, 2014. Univelt [Volume 46 of the AAS Regulation. Springer Praxis. History Series]. Jenkins, David and Adrian Buckley, French, Francis (ed.), Apollo Pilot: The Moonwalk: The Story of the Apollo 11 Moon Memoir of Astronaut Donn Eisele. University of Landing. Circa Press. Nebraska Press. Johnson, Adam, 2001: The Lost Science Gallentine, Jay, Infinity Beckoned: Adventuring Volume 2, The Scientists, Influences and through the Inner Solar System, 1969–1989. Designs from the Frederick I. Ordway III University of Nebraska Press. Estate. Apogee Prime. Godwin, Robert (ed.), The Father of Canadian Johnson-Freese, Joan, Space Warfare in the Astronautics: The Life of Dr. Philip A. Lapp 21st Century: Arming the Heavens. Routledge. O.C. Apogee Prime. Jones, Tom, Ask the Astronaut: A Galaxy of Physiology and Medicine: From Evidence to Astonishing Answers to Your Questions on Practice. Springer. Spaceflight. Smithsonian Books. Nixon, David and Nicole Stott, International Space Station: Architecture beyond Earth. Circa Press. K–L–M O’Sullivan, John, In the Footsteps of Columbus: European Missions to the Kortenkamp, Steve, Mars Exploration Rovers: International Space Station. Springer Praxis. An Interactive Space Exploration Adventure. Pace, Steve, The Projects of Skunk Works: 75 Capstone Press [You Explore: Space series]. Years of Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Kraft, Norbert, James Kass, and Raye Kass Development Programs. Voyageur Press. (eds.), Mars One: Humanity’s Next Great Pelton, Joseph, Ram Jakhu, and Yaw Out Adventure: Inside the First Human Settlement Mankata Nyampong (eds.), Space Mining and on Mars. BenBella Books. Its Regulation. Springer Praxis. Lakin, Patricia, The Stellar Story of Space Pettit, Donald, Spaceborne. Press Syndication Travel. Simon Spotlight [History of Fun Stuff Group. series]. Pfiffikus, Think Like an Astronaut! How Do Lassieur, Allison, International Space Station: Rockets Work? Pfiffikus. An Interactive Space Exploration Adventure. Phelan, Dominic, Soviet Space Secrets: Hidden Capstone Press [You Choose: Space series]. Stories from the Space Race. CreateSpace Lawrie, Alan, Saturn V Rocket. Arcadia Independent Publishing Platform. Publishing [Images of Modern America series]. Pyle, Rod, Blueprint for a Battlestar: Serious Leopold, George, Calculated Risk: The Scientific Explanations Behind Sci-Fi’s Greatest Supersonic Life and Times of Gus Grissom. Inventions. Sterling. Purdue University Press. Pyle, Rod, Mars: Making Contact. Andre Massimino, Mike, Spaceman: An Astronaut’s Deutsch Ltd. Unlikely Journey to Unlock the Secrets of the Universe. Crown Archetype. Messeri, Lisa, Placing Outer Space: An Earthly R–S–T Ethnography of Other Worlds. Duke University Press [Experimental Futures series]. Reichl, Eugen, Project Apollo: The Early Miller, Roland, Abandoned in Place: Years, 1961–1967. Schiffer [America in Space Preserving America’s Space History. University Series]. of New Mexico Press. Reichl, Eugen, Project Gemini. Schiffer Miller, Ron, Spaceships: An Illustrated History [America in Space Series]. of the Real and the Imagined. Smithsonian Reichl, Eugen, Project Mercury. Schiffer Books. [America in Space Series]. Mitchell, Don, Bossart: America’s Forgotten Ringstad, Arnold, The International Space Rocket Scientist. Mental Landscape, LLC. Station. Child’s World [Wonders of Space series]. Ringstad, Arnold, Space Missions of the 21st N–O–P–Q Century. Child’s World [Wonders of Space series]. Nagelhout, Ryan, Space Robots. PowerKids Ringstad, Arnold, The Voyager Space Probes. Press [Robots and Robotics series]. Child’s World [Wonders of Space series]. Nicogossian, Arnauld, Richard Williams, Royston, Angela, The Cassini
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