Infinity Beckoned: Adventuring Through the Inner Solar System, 1969–1989 by Jay Gallentine, Bobak Ferdowsi (Foreword) (Outward Odyssey: A People’s History of Spaceflight)
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Overview: What we know today about the Moon, Mars, and Venus has been erected on a colorful foundation of human experience reaching back to the 1960s. Where to begin? A flawless machine telling us that Mars had life was conjured-up by a guy who’d only been trying to provide clean water, Soviet moon rovers were puppeteered by hush-hush five-man teams working behind three layers of guarded gates inside a top-secret, off-the-map town without even a name, The dreamers responsible for landing on Venus realized that dropping down through heavy clouds of sulfuric acid and 900-degree heat was best accomplished by surfing, Soviet Russia’s director of planetary missions absolutely hated the job. But he spent fifteen years there anyway, enduring a paranoid bureaucracy where even the copy machines were strictly regulated.
Genre: Non Fiction, Space Science, History
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