Past, present, and future developments in aerospace engineering are discussed and treated as dynamic stages in man's exploration of space. A detailed historical account is provided of the progress made since the advent of primitive aviation designs to the latest advances of the Apollo, Skylab, and Space Shuttle efforts. The future of space exploration is then discussed in terms of planetary landings and unmanned probes of the other limits of the solar system.
Aerospace in the Next Century
1973
99 pages
Report
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English
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