History of Space
A collection of man's greatest space achievements
Buckle up and prepare for liftoff as you travel back in time for a fascinating look at how The New York Times reported on the launching of Sputnik, John Glenn’s first Earth orbit, man’s first steps on the moon, and even canal-building Martians. This updated edition of The History of Space includes a brand-new introduction and exclusive photography uncovered in the Times archives. Starting during a time of disbelief in the ability to space travel, this collection is an incredible insight into the reporting of man's reach for the stars.
- An anthology from The New York Times archives of man’s greatest space travels
- Features original reporting on Viking, Voyager, Pathfinder, Hubble Telescope, Challenger, James Webb Telescope and much, much more
- Packed with more than 85 reprinted Times pages
- Includes a 2.5" x 7.5" magnifier and certificate of authenticity
- Made in the USA
- (L) 10.5” x (H) 13.25”
- 101 pages
- Silktouch Yana Thermo imitation leather cover with silver matte foil
- Printed on uncoated, FSC-certified paper
- Dust gently with a dry cloth.