2017, ISBN: 3319579061

[EAN: 9783319579061], Neubuch, [SC: 8.04], [PU: Springer International Publishing], ASTRONOMIE; ASTROPHYSIK; PHYSIK / EUROPA; EUROPA GESCHICHTE, KULTURGESCHICHTE; GESCHICHTE; HISTORIE; PO… Mehr…

[EAN: 9783319579061], Neubuch, [SC: 8.04], [PU: Springer International Publishing], ASTRONOMIE; ASTROPHYSIK; PHYSIK / EUROPA; EUROPA GESCHICHTE, KULTURGESCHICHTE; GESCHICHTE; HISTORIE; POPULÄRWISSENSCHAFT; ASTRONAUTIK; MONDLANDUNG; RAUMFAHRT - RAUMSCHIFF RAUMSTATION; WISSENSCHAFTSGESCHICHTE (NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN); TIMOTHYPEAKE; PRINCIPIAMISSION; ESA'SHUMANSPACEFLIGHTPROGRAMME; MANNEDSPACEFLIGHTINTHEUK; RUSSIA'SSTARCITYMILITARYBASE; SOYUZDOCKSWITHTHEISS; PEAKEABOARDTHEISS; TIMPEAKE'SEVA, Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - For centuries the British developed areputation as anation ofexplorers. From Francis Drake's circumnavigation of the globeto the ascent of Everest, British explorers crossed oceans andcontinents and ventured where few, if any, had gone before. Untilvery recently, that legacy of exploration had not extended to space.For decades, successive governments chose to stay out of the humanspaceflight programme, but in 2008 there were signs of optimism whenESA selected a new class of six astronauts, including, for the first time, aBritish representative: Timothy Peake. This book puts the reader in the flight suit of Britain's first maleastronaut. In addition to delving into the life of Tim Peake, this bookdiscusses the learning curves required in astronaut and mission trainingand the complexity of the technologies required to launch an astronautand keep them alive for months on end. This book underscores the factthat technology and training, unlike space, do not exist in a vacuum;complex technical systems, like the ISS, interact with the variables ofhuman personality, and the cultural background of the astronauts. Butultimately, this is the story of Tim Peake and the Principia mission andthe down-to-the-last-bolt descriptions of life aboard the ISS, by way ofthe hurdles placed by the British government and the rigors of trainingat Russia's Star City military base., Books<

2017, ISBN: 9783319579061

For centuries the British developed a reputation as a nation of explorers. From Francis Drake's circumnavigation of the globe to the ascent of Everest, British explorers crossed oceans an… Mehr…

For centuries the British developed a reputation as a nation of explorers. From Francis Drake's circumnavigation of the globe to the ascent of Everest, British explorers crossed oceans and continents and ventured where few, if any, had gone before. Until very recently, that legacy of exploration had not extended to space. For decades, successive governments chose to stay out of the human spaceflight programme, but in 2008 there were signs of optimism when ESA selected a new class of six astronauts, including, for the first time, a British representative: Timothy Peake.  This book puts the reader in the flight suit of Britain's first male astronaut. In addition to delving into the life of Tim Peake, this book discusses the learning curves required in astronaut and mission training and the complexity of the technologies required to launch an astronaut and keep them alive for months on end. This book underscores the fact that technology and training, unlike space, do not exist in a vacuum; complex technical systems, like the ISS, interact with the variables of human personality, and the cultural background of the astronauts. But ultimately, this is the story of Tim Peake and the Principia mission and the down-to-the-last-bolt descriptions of life aboard the ISS, by way of the hurdles placed by the British government and the rigors of training at Russia's Star City military base. Media Buch, 245 Seiten, Media > Books, Springer, 2017<

2017, ISBN: 9783319579061

For centuries the British developed a reputation as a nation of explorers. From Francis Drake's circumnavigation of the globe to the ascent of Everest, British explorers crossed oceans an… Mehr…

For centuries the British developed a reputation as a nation of explorers. From Francis Drake's circumnavigation of the globe to the ascent of Everest, British explorers crossed oceans and continents and ventured where few, if any, had gone before. Until very recently, that legacy of exploration had not extended to space. For decades, successive governments chose to stay out of the human spaceflight programme, but in 2008 there were signs of optimism when ESA selected a new class of six astronauts, including, for the first time, a British representative: Timothy Peake.  This book puts the reader in the flight suit of Britain's first male astronaut. In addition to delving into the life of Tim Peake, this book discusses the learning curves required in astronaut and mission training and the complexity of the technologies required to launch an astronaut and keep them alive for months on end. This book underscores the fact that technology and training, unlike space, do not exist in a vacuum; complex technical systems, like the ISS, interact with the variables of human personality, and the cultural background of the astronauts. But ultimately, this is the story of Tim Peake and the Principia mission and the down-to-the-last-bolt descriptions of life aboard the ISS, by way of the hurdles placed by the British government and the rigors of training at Russia's Star City military base. Media Buch, 245 Seiten, Media > Books, Springer, 2017<

2017, ISBN: 9783319579061

For centuries the British developed a reputation as a nation of explorers. From Francis Drake's circumnavigation of the globe to the ascent of Everest, British explorers crossed oceans an… Mehr…

For centuries the British developed a reputation as a nation of explorers. From Francis Drake's circumnavigation of the globe to the ascent of Everest, British explorers crossed oceans and continents and ventured where few, if any, had gone before. Until very recently, that legacy of exploration had not extended to space. For decades, successive governments chose to stay out of the human spaceflight programme, but in 2008 there were signs of optimism when ESA selected a new class of six astronauts, including, for the first time, a British representative: Timothy Peake. This book puts the reader in the flight suit of Britain's first male astronaut. In addition to delving into the life of Tim Peake, this book discusses the learning curves required in astronaut and mission training and the complexity of the technologies required to launch an astronaut and keep them alive for months on end. This book underscores the fact that technology and training, unlike space, do not exist in a vacuum; complex technical systems, like the ISS, interact with the variables of human personality, and the cultural background of the astronauts. But ultimately, this is the story of Tim Peake and the Principia mission and the down-to-the-last-bolt descriptions of life aboard the ISS, by way of the hurdles placed by the British government and the rigors of training at Russia's Star City military base. Media Buch, 245 Seiten, Media > Books, Springer, 2017<

2008, ISBN: 9783319579061

For centuries the British developed a reputation as a nation of explorers. From Francis Drake’s circumnavigation of the globe to the ascent of Everest, British explorers crossed oceans an… Mehr…

For centuries the British developed a reputation as a nation of explorers. From Francis Drake’s circumnavigation of the globe to the ascent of Everest, British explorers crossed oceans and continents and ventured where few, if any, had gone before. Until very recently, that legacy of exploration had not extended to space. For decades, successive governments chose to stay out of the human spaceflight programme, but in 2008 there were signs of optimism when ESA selected a new class of six astronauts, including, for the first time, a British representative: Timothy Peake. This book puts the reader in the flight suit of Britain’s first male astronaut. In addition to delving into the life of Tim Peake, this book discusses the learning curves required in astronaut and mission training and the complexity of the technologies required to launch an astronaut and keep them alive for months on end. This book underscores the fact that technology and training, unlike space, do not exist in a vacuum; complex technical systems, like the ISS, interact with the variables of human personality, and the cultural background of the astronauts. But ultimately, this is the story of Tim Peake and the Principia mission and the down-to-the-last-bolt descriptions of life aboard the ISS, by way of the hurdles placed by the British government and the rigors of training at Russia’s Star City military base., Springer<