...history”. It begins with the author’s memories of the Apollo 11 landing and his relationship with Tom Reid’s daughter:...placed the radio astronomy antenna at Parkes at the forefront of Apollo communications, he thought “This isn’t right: wrong place; ...
...history”. It begins with the author’s memories of the Apollo 11 landing and his relationship with Tom Reid’s daughter:...placed the radio astronomy antenna at Parkes at the forefront of Apollo communications, he thought “This isn’t right: wrong place; ...
...This sets the tone for the book, which covers the Apollo astronauts in some depth in chapters four and five: “...expresses an “intense dislike” of his self-promotion and misuse of the Apollo legacy. One is certainly left in no doubt about what Al thinks...
... sickness. Even on the relatively short Gemini and Apollo missions, these effects were noted and astronauts needed ...its psychological and socio-cultural value. Gemini and even Apollo astronauts were expected to be stoical heroes, unconcerned with ...