Robots In Space: Technology, Evolution, and Interplanetary Travel (New Series in NASA History)
by Howard E. Mccurdy, Roger D. Launius
Robots In Space explores the technology and evolution of robotic systems used in space exploration. It also considers their significance for interplanetary travel, placing these developments within the broader history of NASA and humanity’s continuing efforts to reach beyond Earth.
About This Book
Robots In Space examines the role of robotics in space exploration and the development of technologies designed for environments beyond Earth.
The book considers how robotic systems have evolved and how they may support or enable future interplanetary travel.
As part of the New Series in NASA History, this work connects technological progress with the broader history of space exploration.
Written by Howard E. McCurdy and Roger D. Launius, it offers a focused look at robots, evolution, and humanity’s efforts to explore space.
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