Artificial Satellites
Penguin Q Series 23. 1st Edition, published 1960.
The launching of the first Russian satellite on 4 October 1956 lifetd space travel out of the realm of science fiction into the world of fact. Bit it is not easy for the non-expect to understand the problems and advances connected with rockets and space ships which he reads about in the newspapers. This book has been specially written for readers of this king who will find it easy to follow because there are illustrations on practically every page.
Condition grading: Good. Crease to bottom of front cover and centre left side. Crease to right side centre of rear cover,.Very minor foxing to front cover. Usual page tanning for age. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.
Penguin Q Series 23. 1st Edition, published 1960.
The launching of the first Russian satellite on 4 October 1956 lifetd space travel out of the realm of science fiction into the world of fact. Bit it is not easy for the non-expect to understand the problems and advances connected with rockets and space ships which he reads about in the newspapers. This book has been specially written for readers of this king who will find it easy to follow because there are illustrations on practically every page.
Condition grading: Good. Crease to bottom of front cover and centre left side. Crease to right side centre of rear cover,.Very minor foxing to front cover. Usual page tanning for age. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.
Penguin Q Series 23. 1st Edition, published 1960.
The launching of the first Russian satellite on 4 October 1956 lifetd space travel out of the realm of science fiction into the world of fact. Bit it is not easy for the non-expect to understand the problems and advances connected with rockets and space ships which he reads about in the newspapers. This book has been specially written for readers of this king who will find it easy to follow because there are illustrations on practically every page.
Condition grading: Good. Crease to bottom of front cover and centre left side. Crease to right side centre of rear cover,.Very minor foxing to front cover. Usual page tanning for age. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.
