Space Stations: The Art, Science, and Reality of Working in Space
by Ron Miller, Gary Kitmacher, Robert Pearlman
An illustrated guide to the art, science, and daily realities of living and working aboard space stations from early concepts to modern facilities.
About This Book
Space Stations examines the engineering, operations, and daily realities of human presence in orbit.
The book surveys the evolution of station design from early concepts to current facilities.
Rich illustrations and expert commentary highlight both the technical challenges and the lived experience of astronauts.
Readers gain insight into how space stations function as laboratories, habitats, and symbols of international cooperation.
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