PDF-(BOOS)-The Burning Blue: The Untold Story of Christa McAuliffe and NASA\'s Challenger

The untold story of a national traumaNASAs Challenger explosionand what really happened to Americas Teacher in Space illuminating the tragic cost of humanity setting its sight on the starsYouve seen the pictures You think you know what happened You do notOn the morning of January 28 1986 NASAs space shuttle Challenger exploded shortly after blasting off from Cape Canaveral Christa McAuliffe Americas Teacher in Space was instantly killed along with the other six members of the mission Right WrongThirtyfive years after NASAs revitalization program literally went up in smoke Kevin Cook uncovers the untold story of the disastrous order to launch on an icecold Florida day For the first time he takes readers inside the shuttle for those agonizing two minutes and fortyfive seconds after the fire which yes some of the astronauts survivedBut this is more than a simple corrective to a nowdimming memory Centering on McAuliffe a charmingly ordinary civilian on the cusp of history The Burning Blue animates the missions colorful cast of characters which featured the second female astronaut who was also the first Jewish astronaut the second Black one and the first AsianAmerican and Buddhist in space Drawing intimate portraits of the people wearing the spacesuits and detailing how they earned the right to suit up Cook makes readers temporarily forget the tragedy toward which the tale is hurtling Infused with drama immediacy and compelling characters The Burning Blue reveals the human price paid for politics and capitalP Progress on that illfated unforgettable morning. 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Goode,” will still be playable.From the Hardcover edition. George Johnson brings to life Henrietta Swan Leavitt, who found the key to the vastness of the universe—in the form of a “yardstick” suitable for measuring it. Unknown in our day, Leavitt was no more recognized in her own: despite her enormous achievement, she was employed by the Harvard Observatory as a mere number-cruncher, at a wage not dissimilar from that of workers in the nearby textile mills. Miss Leavitt’s Stars uncovers her neglected history. *Chosen as one of Amazon\'s Best Books of 2015!*The story of the men and women who drove the Voyager spacecraft mission— told by a scientist who was there from the beginning. The Voyager spacecraft are our farthest-flung emissaries—11.3 billion miles away from the crew who built and still operate them, decades since their launch.Voyager 1 left the solar system in 2012 its sister craft, Voyager 2, will do so in 2015. The fantastic journey began in 1977, before the first episode of Cosmos aired. The mission was planned as a grand tour beyond the moon beyond Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn and maybe even into interstellar space. The fact that it actually happened makes this humanity’s greatest space mission. In The Interstellar Age, award-winning planetary scientist Jim Bell reveals what drove and continues to drive the members of this extraordinary team, including Ed Stone, Voyager’s chief scientist and the one-time head of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab Charley Kohlhase, an orbital dynamics engineer who helped to design many of the critical slingshot maneuvers around planets that enabled the Voyagers to travel so far  and the geologist whose Earth-bound experience would prove of little help in interpreting the strange new landscapes revealed in the Voyagers’ astoundingly clear images of moons and planets. Speeding through space at a mind-bending eleven miles a second, Voyager 1 is now beyond our solar system\'s planets. It carries with it artifacts of human civilization. By the time Voyager passes its first star in about 40,000 years, the gold record on the spacecraft, containing various music and images including Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode,” will still be playable.From the Hardcover edition.