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  • Formāts: Hardback, 674 pages, height x width: 260x180 mm, weight: 1128 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 15-Jun-2018
  • Izdevniecība: Nova Science Publishers Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1536136956
  • ISBN-13: 9781536136951
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Introduction xi
Acronyms and Abbreviations xv
Section 1 Motivations for Spaceflight
1(56)
Chapter 1 Seeking Newer Worlds: An Historical Context for Space Exploration
5(24)
Stephen J. Pyne
Chapter 2 Compelling Rationales for Spaceflight? History and the Search for Relevance
29(28)
Roger D. Launius
Section 2 Human and Robotic Exploration
57(74)
Chapter 3 Observations on the Robotic versus Human Issue in Spaceflight
61(24)
Howard E. McCurdy
Chapter 4 Human-Machine Issues in the Soviet Space Program
85(28)
Slava Gerovitch
Chapter 5 Human and Machine in the History of Spaceflight
113(18)
David A. Mindell
Section 3 NASA and External Relations
131(80)
Chapter 6 NASA and the Aerospace Industry: Critical Issues and Research Prospects
135(24)
Philip Scranton
Chapter 7 NASA and the Department of Defense: Enduring Themes in Three Key Areas
159(34)
Peter Hays
Chapter 8 Technology, Foreign Policy, and International Cooperation in Space
193(18)
John Krige
Section 4 Access to Space
211(66)
Chapter 9 "A Failure of National Leadership": Why No Replacement for the Space Shuttle?
217(26)
John M. Logsdon
Chapter 10 Reusable Launch Vehicles or Expendable Launch Vehicles? A Perennial Debate
243(34)
Andrew J. Butrica
Section 5 NASA Cultures
277(68)
Chapter 11 Changing NASA: The Challenges of Organizational System Failures
281(22)
Diane Vaughan
Chapter 12 Accidents, Engineering, and History at NASA, 1967-2003
303(22)
Alexander Brown
Chapter 13 Institutional Issues for Continued Space Exploration: High-Reliability Systems Across Many Operational Generations-Requisites for Public Credibility
325(20)
Todd R. La Porte
Section 6 Space History: State of the Art
345(140)
Chapter 14 American Space History: Legacies, Questions, and Opportunities for Future Research
349(38)
Asif A. Siddiqi
Chapter 15 The History and Historiography of National Security Space
387(56)
Stephen B. Johnson
Chapter 16 Critical Theory as a Toolbox: Suggestions for Space History's Relationship to the History Subdisciplines
443(20)
Margaret A. Weitekamp
Chapter 17 Space Artifacts: Are They Historical Evidence?
463(22)
David A. DeVorkin
Section 7 Postscript
485(2)
Afterword: Community and Explanation in Space History (?) 487(10)
Martin Collins
The NASA History Series 497(10)
About the Authors 507(8)
Index 515